The UK’s Graduate Schemes and Internships, All in One Place
Find the best opportunities in technology, finance, consulting and law, and track them before applications close
1064 intakes read from employers’ own systems, all confirmed today · more added as each sector is wired up
The full list, nothing filtered. Narrow it down once you are there
Open right now
Four employers hiring across every sector, and a different four each time the board is refreshed
Mon 5 Oct 2026Airbus
Microwave Instruments Systems Engineer Placement (12 months)4 days leftView intake
Fri 9 Oct 2026Samsung Electronics UK
Emerging Talent - Product Management Placement8 days leftView intake
Fri 9 Oct 2026Phoenix Group
Investment Analyst, Private Markets8 days leftView intake
Fri 9 Oct 2026Citi
Banking, Commercial Banking, Summer Analyst, London - United Kingdom 20278 days leftView intakeIntakes open right now
One from each employer · closing soonest first
What we track
Four kinds of intake across technology, finance and consulting, and six more in law
Graduate schemes
Full-time roles starting after you graduate. Most open in September and close between November and January. Many close early, as soon as the cohort fills.
Browse graduate schemes →Summer internships
Eight to twelve weeks in your penultimate summer, and the most reliable route to a graduate offer. Applications open in the autumn and are usually assessed on a rolling basis.
Browse summer internships →Industrial placements
A paid year in industry, normally taken between your second and final year. Openings appear from September and run through to the spring.
Browse placements →Spring weeks
A few days inside a firm in your first year, most common in finance. Applications open in the autumn and close from November, well before the spring itself.
Browse spring weeks →Common questions
Most of them do not, and that is worth knowing before you plan around one. Nearly every employer here recruits on a rolling basis, so the advert comes down when the cohort is full rather than on a published date. That is why each listing shows when it was posted: on a rolling scheme, how long the advert has already been up is the number that tells you how much time you have left. Where an employer does publish a closing date we read it from their own system and show it.