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Services for Students
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General information for students
Overview of the services that we provide as well as quick links to key resources and information -
Appointments with a Careers Adviser
Find out about 1-1 appointments with a careers adviser and how to book -
Student vacancy service
Find out more about our dedicated vacancy service -
Sign-up for student events
Find out about upcoming events from graduate employers and the Careers Centre -
CVs, applications and interviews
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Getting started - researching your career options
Our Career Starter Guide will introduce you to the services that we offer and help you make the most of the resources on our website. -
Student FAQs
If you are unclear about the ways in which we can help please have a look at the student FAQs.
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Services for Employers
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General Information for employers
Comprehensive information regarding services offered to employers at Durham -
Vacancy Advertising
Find out about our free service to employers -
Events
Find out about events opportunities at Durham including booking forms and enquiry information -
Career Fairs
Find out about our Career Fairs which are held throughout the year -
Visiting Durham
Local information including support with local hotel bookings -
Employability Skills
Find out how to get involved with the delivery of skills workshops at Durham
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Services for Graduates
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General information - student pages
Find information and advice on all aspects of career planning, applications and further study -
Contact us
Visit us or telephone if you would like to book a 1-1 careers appointment or access our information resources -
Register
Register on the Student Services Portal as a graduate to view vacancies and to access careers advice -
Graduate information
General information on the services we provide to graduates and the appointments available
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Services for Staff
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General Information for staff
An overview the services the Careers Centre provides for University staff -
What do Durham Graduates do?
Find out what our graduates have gone on to do after leaving Durham -
Departmental Careers Advisers
Contact details for each Department’s Careers Adviser -
Postdoctoral and Research Staff
An overview of the dedicated careers support available for Postdoctoral Research Staff
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The Careers, Employability and Enterprise Centre (CEEC) provides a wide range of services to both students and departments, from its core functions of providing careers information, advice and guidance to students and graduates to promoting employability issues within the University. These are delivered in a variety of ways, including the provision of a comprehensive careers information service, individual careers advice and guidance, a career planning programme of talks, (some of which are delivered in colleges), the organisation of fairs and events and the delivery of subject specific talks, presentations and workshops in individual departments. From an institutional perspective, perhaps the most important factor is the desire to help our graduates succeed in an increasingly competitive labour market. If you would like any of our publications in another format please get in touch with us and we will provide this for you. CEEC is committed to equality of career opportunity for all Durham University students, so please let us know how we can support you in order to ensure accessibility to all of the services that we offer.
Please watch our video to meet some of the team and discover what services we can offer to you.
Careers, Employability and Enterprise Centre
The Careers, Employability and Enterprise Centre (CEEC) provides a wide range of services to both University students and departments; from its core functions of providing careers information, advice and guidance to students and graduates to promoting employability issues within Durham University
Photograph competition - Memories of Durham Yearbook
(25 April 2013)
Do you want to be represented in a publication which is picked up by all graduates at summer/winter congregation and also have the chance to win a Kindle? If the answer is 'yes' then participate in our photograph competition in support of the Memories of Durham publication.
Send us no more than 2 photos (300 d.p.i or 5 megapixel quality) of images which are special to you in terms of what your time at Durham has meant to you (this can also be from a year abroad). Include some brief text to explain this. Include your name, college, subject, year of study. Entries to careers@durham.ac.uk
You don’t need to be a technical photographer or need an image of you to be in the photograph. You can see a sample of last year's entries on our Facebook page.
Categories : Academic/College/Fresher’s Year/Student Societies/Livers Out/Year Abroad/Volunteering/Out and About In Durham/ Experience Durham (Arts/Music/Sport)
Closing date: May 17th midnight 2013
All shortlisted entries will be published and the overall winner will receive a new Kindle. To find out more, including terms and conditions please use the link below.
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Accessing the Careers, Employability and Enterprise Centre - Durham City
The Careers Centre in Durham is located on the ground floor of the Palatine Centre.
Accessing the Careers, Employability and Enterprise Centre - Queen's Campus
The Careers Centre at Queen's Campus is located on the ground floor of the Ebsworth Building.
