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AGCAS is pleased to announce that Marc Lintern has been appointed as AGCAS President-Elect, leading to the commencement of a two-year term of office as AGCAS President from 1 August 2020. Marc is Director of Student Experience at Newcastle Uni

Latest AGCAS research calls for more action to remove barriers preventing disabled graduates from accessing and thriving in fulfilling careers. AGCAS has published the seventeenth edition of What Happens Next?, which reports on the first

The AGCAS Teaching series has been updated and is now live on the TARGETjobs website. This series, produced in partnership with GTI Media, includes: Routes into Teaching Getting a Teaching Job Teaching in the Nations (Scotland, Wales and Nor

The latest batch of updated AGCAS Job profiles and What can I do with my degree? titles is now live on the Prospects website: Job profiles Building services engineer Communications engineer Drilling engineer Electrical engineer Film direc

A step forward for supporting international student employability AGCAS and its members warmly welcome the return of post-study work visas for international students in the UK. The UK is the second most popular destination in the world for int

Brought to you by RateMyPlacement.co.uk, the National Undergraduate Employability Awards reward and celebrate the outstanding achievements of employers, students and universities in undergraduate work experience across the UK.  Ther

The winner of the AGCAS Research Informed Practice Award 2019 is the University of West London for their study into the effect of interactive Forum Theatre interview skills workshops on the employability of Fashion Business and Social Work undergra

The John Roberts Memorial Award is given to the best student on the AGCAS/University of Warwick Career Education, Information and Guidance in Higher Education qualifications as selected by the University of Warwick Course Director, Phil McCash.

The winner of the AGCAS Outstanding Newcomer Award 2019 is Dr Rachel Shannon from Ulster University. Rachel has made a significant contribution to the work of the Employability and Careers Department at Ulster University and to the wider caree