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Job hunting

Recruiters are struggling to fill roles across most sectors

Engineering roles hardest to fill as skills shortage continues

7 Sep 2015

A new study suggests that engineering roles are the hardest for recruiters to fill, while separate figures highlight a continued skills shortage across the UK as a whole.  

The report claims that the disparity in earning power can partially be explained by factors such as prior academic attainment and the type of university attended.

Study shows privately educated graduates enjoy better earning power

7 Aug 2015

After three years in top jobs, private school alumni earn 14 per cent more than state educated counterparts.

Being an engineer in the Army requires the ability to adapt and react quickly to situations

Why this graduate engineer joined the armed forces

8 Jul 2015 | By Jason Ford

2nd Lieutenant Sameer Kumar talks to the Student Engineer about life at The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, his route into the Army and why engineering graduates should consider a career in the armed forces.

Richard studied maths, physics and french at A Level

Building for the future - Civil engineer Richard Kirk talks about his career

2 Jul 2015 | By Andrew Wade

Richard Kirk speaks about his role at the Institution of Civil Engineers, the skills gap and how students can get a step ahead of the competition. 

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Sector guides

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Full speed ahead: motorsport industry career guide for graduate engineers

17 Mar 2015 | By Stephen Harris, Evelyn Adams

Motorsport has one of the most exciting images of any engineering sector and the UK is its global capital. But behind the glamour lies a hugely rewarding intellectual challenge that stretches far beyond Formula One.

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Appetite for success: food and drink industry careers for engineering graduates

11 Mar 2015 | By Ellie Zolfagharifard, Stephen Harris

The food industry is Britain’s largest and arguably most important manufacturing sector - and offers some fascinating jobs for engineers.

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Ethical hacking: cyber-security career guide for engineering graduates

15 Jan 2015 | By Stephen Harris

The rapid pace of technology development means every day is different when you’re defending against cyber attacks.

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Life-savers: graduate career guide to medical and healthcare engineering

17 Dec 2014 | By Stephen Harris

The UK is home to thousands of innovative firms translating cutting edge science into vital medical technology.

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Employers

Recruiters are struggling to fill roles across most sectors

Engineering roles hardest to fill as skills shortage continues

7 Sep 2015

A new study suggests that engineering roles are the hardest for recruiters to fill, while separate figures highlight a continued skills shortage across the UK as a whole.  

Bosch has 3,934 employees working at 42 locations in the UK

Hiring: how to get a graduate engineering job with Bosch

20 May 2015 | By Jason Ford

Take time out from your busy revision schedule to look at Bosch UK, which has just re-opened its Grad Scheme recruitment for 2015.

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How to get a graduate engineering job with Atkins

15 Apr 2015

The Student Engineer spoke to Serena Tulloch, graduate recruitment adviser at engineering consultancy Atkins, to find out how to navigate the firm’s hiring process.

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7 things you should do if you want to join GE's engineering graduate scheme

5 Feb 2015 | By Stephen Harris

Multinational engineering firm GE has hundreds of job opportunities across its UK healthcare, aerospace and energy businesses. Here’s how you can secure one.

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