Careers support for international students
We're here to offer career guidance, application advice and assistance when applying for work opportunities

Email us at: careers@plymouth.ac.uk
From the moment you start your degree, to three years after graduation, you’ll benefit from some great ways to manage your career progress online.
myCareer will help you to manage your career appointments, find job vacancies, internships and part-time work, and provide access to workshops and activities to help broaden your skills.
myCareer Digital Resources provides you with a number of interactive tools that will help you to build CVs, write covering letters and map your professional skills.
Access Plymouth eCareersGrad
Take your studies to the next stage with a postgraduate opportunity.
Access tailored advice, funding and support relating to freelancing, self-employment, business or social enterprise. Please check the conditions of your visa to ensure you are permitted to undertake self-employed work or engage in business activity.
Services and support available to you as a University of Plymouth student, from our library to accommodation, managing your money to counselling and more.
Develop your English language and academic skills whilst studying with us at the University.
Discover volunteering opportunities, societies you can get involved in and your SU Reps! Develop your skills and networks.
Access insightful summaries about working in different countries, including helpful information such as how to get a job, visa information and more.
Access comprehensive information on finding a graduate job or gaining work experience while you study, advice on getting hired in the UK and tips on starting your career if you plan to return home or want an overseas job with a multinational employer.
Look for UK visa sponsorship jobs beyond the Graduate route, as well as exploring opportunities in the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Ireland. Visa Sponsor Job supports graduates, postgraduate and doctoral candidates in global academic pursuits.
Log in to myCareer to read our short guide on searching for graduate roles within immigration timelines.
The UK Council for International Student Affairs work to support and advise international students and the institutions, students' unions and organisations who work closely with them.
Find out information directly from the government relating to student visas, work visas and more.
GradLink UK is a free careers site for international students and graduates who have or are studying in the UK. It currently includes sections for China, South-East Asia, the Gulf, Canada, Central and Eastern Europe, Africa and India. Take a look for jobs, advice, events and more.
“The feeling of being a representative of the University is my favourite thing about this role. It gives me a huge sense of belonging in this prestigious institution. I’ve made so many friends and gained so many new experiences. It’s a collection of smiles.”
After securing a successful placement, I had to learn how to behave in a professional business.