Graduating in 2025

If you are graduating in 2025 then the Careers Service is here to support you with a tailored package of support.

Below is an outline of the key elements of the support we have for our graduates. Don't forget you have access to all of our services for two years after graduation.

Events for finalists and graduates

You can continue to access our full range of events on MyCareerHub, including our Career Essentials sessions just for graduating students. Look out for our Graduate Jobs Fair taking place on 4th June.

You can also watch recordings of our previous sessions at a time that suits you on our Media Hopper channel.

Graduate Jobs Fair

MyCareerHub Events

Careers Service Media Hopper

Speak to us

If you're not sure what to do after University then now is a great time to speak to one of our team, just make an appointment via MyCareerHub. 

MyCareerHub Appointments

Graduate toolkits

We have three online toolkits just for graduates, no matter what stage you are at from not knowing what you want to do through to making an impression in your first weeks in a new job we have support for you. 

Graduate Toolkits

Support for your wellbeing

It's common to find that the transition out of university can impact your wellbeing. For support with your wellbeing have a look at the toolkits on the GCAS website which have been specifically designed to support the graduation transition.

GCAS

Multi Story Edinburgh

The University’s newsletter for recent undergraduates which includes lots of careers related information along with the Multi Story Edinburgh podcast where you can hear recent Edinburgh graduates talking about their experiences.

Multi story Edinburgh podcast

Entrepreneurial support

Edinburgh Innovations has an enterprise service which you can use for up to two years after graduation. Enhance your entrepreneurial journey, no matter what stage you’re at. Edinburgh Innovations can help you startup your business, social enterprise or freelancing career. For more information you can visit their website. Don’t forget to sign up to receive the Edinburgh Innovations newsletter.

Edinburgh Innovations

Edinburgh Innovations newsletter

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