Careers Goldsmiths Careers Service are here to help you gain new skills, new experiences, and get expert advice, whether you're a current student or an alumni. Today’s opening hours 9.30am-4.30pm Email: careers (@gold.ac.uk)Tel: 020 7919 7137 Come to the SPACE in RHB 180/181 to speak to our team who can direct you to sector information and online resources Book an appointment Working and finding jobs Job hunting CVs and applications Job interviews, tests and assessments Networking International students - working in the UK Search for jobs Events 20 Mar: What to do after graduation 20 Mar: Proof of Concept Workshop - how to test your business idea 20 Mar: ART: Applying for Art Funding & Responding to Open Calls… Events calendar Career planning Getting started Ideas for how to begin looking for opportunities when you don’t know what to do How to get experience You can develop transferable skills and confidence from co-curricular activities, part-time work and volunteering Continuing your studies Find help with your decision on postgraduate study at Goldsmiths or elsewhere Placements and internships How placements and internships work Placements and internships are a great opportunity to get experience in the type of career you are interested in Getting the most out of them Know your rights, how to get the most out of them and who to contact for help International internships What is needed to do international internships and how we can help Freelancing and starting a business Ways of working for yourself You can be a freelancer, sole trader, partnership, social enterprise or limited company Finding business funding Goldsmiths has a range of funding opportunities, and can support you to apply for external grants and competitions How we can support you Interested in working for yourself? We can give you advice to get started and help you find funding Volunteering Why you should volunteer Interested in working for yourself? We can give you advice to get started and help you find funding Deciding on a volunteering role Things to consider when deciding on a volunteering role from the 1000s available in London Finding volunteering roles How to find yourself a good quality volunteering role which works around you Getting recognition Volunteering not only benefits the organisation you are dedicating your time to, but yourself as well International volunteering Build your international knowledge and awareness of the wider world by volunteering abroad Specialist support Graduate and Alumni support How you can use Goldsmiths Career Service free for three years after graduating PhD/Postgraduate Research careers Help on moving into teaching or further research, from finding jobs or funding to applying Disability and job hunting Your rights when applying for jobs and what you need to disclose Events and annoucements Maisie Williams talk 7 takeaways from when Game of Thrones star Maisie Williams came to Goldsmiths to talk about creativity and setting up her own business HEAR Gain recognition for the additional co-curricular activities you do alongside your studies Help us improve We are looking for UK UGs to attend focus groups to assess barriers and issues faced by under-represented groups in terms of careers and employability Other services About the Careers Service We are part of The Careers Group, University of London's network of locally provided college careers services. What we offer and who can use us Contact us Book an appointment Employers We help employers connect and work with our students and graduates: How to advertise to students Recruitment fairs and events Offering placements and internships Advertising volunteering opportunities Go Abroad Get funding to study or work abroad as part of your studies at Goldsmiths: Why Go Abroad Study Abroad Work Abroad
Today’s opening hours 9.30am-4.30pm Email: careers (@gold.ac.uk)Tel: 020 7919 7137 Come to the SPACE in RHB 180/181 to speak to our team who can direct you to sector information and online resources Book an appointment
Working and finding jobs Job hunting CVs and applications Job interviews, tests and assessments Networking International students - working in the UK Search for jobs
Events 20 Mar: What to do after graduation 20 Mar: Proof of Concept Workshop - how to test your business idea 20 Mar: ART: Applying for Art Funding & Responding to Open Calls… Events calendar
How to get experience You can develop transferable skills and confidence from co-curricular activities, part-time work and volunteering
Continuing your studies Find help with your decision on postgraduate study at Goldsmiths or elsewhere
How placements and internships work Placements and internships are a great opportunity to get experience in the type of career you are interested in
Getting the most out of them Know your rights, how to get the most out of them and who to contact for help
Ways of working for yourself You can be a freelancer, sole trader, partnership, social enterprise or limited company
Finding business funding Goldsmiths has a range of funding opportunities, and can support you to apply for external grants and competitions
How we can support you Interested in working for yourself? We can give you advice to get started and help you find funding
Why you should volunteer Interested in working for yourself? We can give you advice to get started and help you find funding
Deciding on a volunteering role Things to consider when deciding on a volunteering role from the 1000s available in London
Finding volunteering roles How to find yourself a good quality volunteering role which works around you
Getting recognition Volunteering not only benefits the organisation you are dedicating your time to, but yourself as well
International volunteering Build your international knowledge and awareness of the wider world by volunteering abroad
Graduate and Alumni support How you can use Goldsmiths Career Service free for three years after graduating
PhD/Postgraduate Research careers Help on moving into teaching or further research, from finding jobs or funding to applying
Maisie Williams talk 7 takeaways from when Game of Thrones star Maisie Williams came to Goldsmiths to talk about creativity and setting up her own business
Help us improve We are looking for UK UGs to attend focus groups to assess barriers and issues faced by under-represented groups in terms of careers and employability
