We provide free Careers services for graduates from any university in the UK or other EU countries provided that they are resident in Wales.

If you would like to see a Careers Adviser, please call in at the Careers reception desk on Level 3 or the library, or telephone 01792 513266.

Graduates can email us at graduate-careers@swansea.ac.uk.  If you would like to submit a query and receive a reply in Welsh, please email us at gyrfaoedd-i-raddedigion@abertawe.ac.uk.  We will respond to queries as quickly as possible, but please bear in mind that it may take up to five days for us to reply to queries in Welsh to allow time for them to be sent to the University's Translation Office.

We have a free telephone help-line for Swansea University graduates on 0800 0521275.

You may also find it useful to contact the University or HE College Careers Services in your home area; some will have graduate support groups services similar to ours in Swansea and most will allow you to use their information services.

Prospects Graduate Advice offers free, personalised advice services for EEA nationals, who have graduated from university within the last five years and are seeking advice on work and study in the UK. 

Regional graduate services:  The Graduate Prospects website also includes a link to regional graduate services in the UK and Republic of Ireland to help ou find out what help is available from your own university careers service and university careers services near your home.

Have a look at graduate job vacancies on the Graduate Prospects website where you can search for opportunities both by job category and by location.  You can also search comprehensive employer profiles on this site.

Our role is to help you to get a good graduate job - however you define that - and for some of you there will be intermediate aims such as student jobs, vacation work and placements, postgraduate study or taking time out.

Please note that graduates of any university who are resident in Wales are also eligible to apply for GO Wales placements and work tasters, and the GO Wales Graduate Academy.