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State Street graduate schemes

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State Street is a custodian bank and asset manager with UK and Ireland offices including Dublin, London and Edinburgh. Its early careers recruitment runs two global tracks: paid student internships and a two-year, rotational Professional Development Program (PDP) for graduates, run separately by business line. We do not track a live UK or Ireland early careers vacancy today; State Street's own Dublin postings on 14 September 2026 were all officer-grade Charles River Development engineering roles rather than entry-level intake, though two 2027 PDP postings for London were live on its own Workday board on the same day.

SectorFinance
LocationsUK
Intake types0 of 4 tracked
Deadline windowRolling
Open right nowNothing yet

State Street has no early careers roles open at the moment. This page updates the day they publish one.

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How State Street recruits

State Street describes its Professional Development Program as "designed to provide strategic and comprehensive training" through rotations, in its own words for the 2027 State Street Alpha PDP in London: "Over the course of two years the incumbent will be given 4 rotational assignments with a 6 month duration each," beginning with "intensive orientation and training at our offices in Boston." Each PDP track, and each internship, is posted and applied for as its own individual requisition on State Street's Workday board rather than through one shared graduate scheme.

State Street does not publish one fixed UK or Ireland application window on its early careers page. When checked on 14 September 2026, two 2027 London Professional Development Program postings, one for State Street Alpha and one for State Street Markets, were live on State Street's own Workday board, both stating an end date of 30 September 2026. We registered State Street's Workday board on 11 September 2026, and it had not returned a live UK or Ireland early careers vacancy as of 14 September 2026.

Worth knowing

  • Student internships are short and run through the year: "programs for students typically will last from two to six months and are organized in summer or throughout the year," per State Street's own early careers page.
  • The Professional Development Program is described as: "These two-year programs are designed for graduates who want an accelerated career trajectory. Selected participants experience job rotations across the company, with in-depth exposure to multiple business areas and functions... Successful participants are offered managerial roles upon completion."
  • UK PDP roles require relocation for initial training: the 2027 London State Street Alpha PDP posting states "Intensive orientation and training at our offices in Boston, which includes development of State Street business and financial acumen, soft-skills trainings, and case studies."
  • Degree requirements vary by PDP track. The 2027 London Markets PDP asks for "Undergraduate degrees in: computer science, data science, engineering, math, finance, economics or a related field" and candidates "Graduating in Jan or May 2027." The 2027 London Alpha PDP asks for a "B.S. Degree in any of the following areas: Business Management, Finance, Economics, Mathematics, Data Science, and/or similar" and candidates "Graduating no later than the spring of 2027."
  • No visa sponsorship statement was found on any State Street early careers or PDP page we read, so nothing is claimed here.

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