Guidance on Institutions that could guarantee hire after graduation.
Hi, My name is Joan, a prospective International Student. I am making plans to go for my master's degree in Project Management this year. I am stuck in my choice of institutions though. The institutions are Aston, Exeter, Lancaster, Liverpool, or Strathclyde. I would love to go to a school that will guarantee me a quick hire after my education or at least as much guarantee as one could hope for. I will appreciate responses as well as guidance from people who can offer said guidance this can range from Alumni, current students, staff, people who know people who have attended, etc.
Original post by JoeAnn247
Hi, My name is Joan, a prospective International Student. I am making plans to go for my master's degree in Project Management this year. I am stuck in my choice of institutions though. The institutions are Aston, Exeter, Lancaster, Liverpool, or Strathclyde. I would love to go to a school that will guarantee me a quick hire after my education or at least as much guarantee as one could hope for. I will appreciate responses as well as guidance from people who can offer said guidance this can range from Alumni, current students, staff, people who know people who have attended, etc.
No-one can guarantee that as it will depend on the quality of your application. Some companies will also recruit institution-blind.
Howver, probably the most highly regarded of those unis is Exeter but compare the course content before deciding.
Original post by JoeAnn247
Hi, My name is Joan, a prospective International Student. I am making plans to go for my master's degree in Project Management this year. I am stuck in my choice of institutions though. The institutions are Aston, Exeter, Lancaster, Liverpool, or Strathclyde. I would love to go to a school that will guarantee me a quick hire after my education or at least as much guarantee as one could hope for. I will appreciate responses as well as guidance from people who can offer said guidance this can range from Alumni, current students, staff, people who know people who have attended, etc.
Hi @JoeAnn247
I'm currently studying a masters at Lancaster and the careers support at Lancaster has been great. They offer lots of different support in helping students find graduate job opportunities through a range of interactive workshops throughout the year on how to perform in assessment centers, using LinkedIn ect. They can also offer 1 to 1 support in careers guidance and offer bookable appointments for CV checks as well as organizing large on campus careers fairs giving students the opportunity to meet a large variety of employers.
Also, i would recommend looking at the fine details of what the course at each university will entail, to see which universities course you like the most but also if one course teaches more employable modules/skills.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask!
-Jasmine (Lancaster Student Ambassador)
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