You could use your knowledge and skills to enter a career outside the academic environment.

This could be something directly related to your subject or alternatively, you might consider entering a career unconnected with your subject but which uses the skills you gained, for example, your problem solving and analytical skills, or your communication and teamwork ability.

Many employers value the intellectual rigour that graduates bring to their work regardless of the exact subject discipline.

• Research options related to your subject
• Research specific job sectors and occupations
• Generate some career ideas using Prospects Planner
• Research vacancy information to see what is going on in the job market
• Read some of our frequently asked questions about career planning
• View career plan guides specific to you.
• Use other career planning resources - such as information about the Graduate Employment Market