Graduate Careers and Jobs Listings | Jobs & Opportunities Abroad in Europe and Overseas


Interview tips

Nervous jobseekers need to prepare for two hidden interview hurdles – the first and last three minutes, says a communication coach. more

Science jobs for women

Women represent only 30% of European researchers and only 18% of full professors, according to a recent survey. more

Creative courses

An increasing number of business schools in Europe are offering specialist masters programmes for students looking to work in the creative industries. more

Road rage

Prices may not be the only thing causing anger at the petrol pumps. A study shows that rats exposed to gasoline fumes become more aggressive.

Infotainment Systems

New system-on-chips from NEC have the peripheral set and software ecosystem to meet demands of high performance applications.

Epsilon World Series

It's been an excellent start of the pre season tests for Epsilon’s World Series FR3.5 squad as two drivers clinch top positions.

New plasma research

HBM’s Genesis HighSpeed systems are at the heart of fusion plasma experiments that could pave the way for energy production.

New underground design

Mathematicians from the University of Seville have created a method to design underground lines whereby a city's historical buildings are unaffected.

Engineering Recruitment Exhibition

The National Engineering & Construction Recruitment Exhibition will feature a range of leading employers offering graduate career opportunities.

Winter School

International students now have the opportunity of gaining valuable business development experience and credits… on their skis.

European Entrepreneurs

Europe needs to give more support to young entrepreneurs through communications, networks and access to financing.

Age discrimination

One in six people claim to have experienced discrimination, while 64% are concerned that the recession will contribute to more age discrimination.

Measuring intelligence

Tiny insects could be as intelligent as much bigger animals, despite only having a brain the size of a pinhead, say scientists.

Let them eat snail

A nutritionist in Nigeria says that malnutrition and iron deficiency in schoolchildren could be reduced in her country by baking up snail pie.

Images of the sun's surface

The SUNRISE balloon-borne telescope has delivered images that show the complex interplay on the solar surface to a level of detail never before achieved.

New guidelines for broadcasters

For the first time guidelines are to be published on how broadcasters around the world can encourage audiences to produce better quality user-generated content.

New skills for new jobs

What jobs will be available in about 10 years? Is the training provided now useful to find a job tomorrow?

Crackdown on ringtone websites

70% of websites investigated for mis-selling ringtones, wallpapers and other mobile phone services have been corrected or closed.

The 5 star department

CEU’s Political Science Department has recently been ranked as one of the best political science departments in Europe.

Are teachers getting enough training?

The European Commission concludes that teachers need effective feedback on their work in order to take full advantage of training opportunities.

SKEMA Business School

CERAM Business School and Groupe ESC Lille have finalized their merger to become SKEMA Business School.