Working while you study

Gain experience and earn money while you study

Working in the UK during your studies or after you graduate, is a great way to gain experience and enhance your career prospects.

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Student volunteering

Volunteering is a valuable way for you to develop new skills that are sought after by employers. The University of Exeter offer a number of volunteering opportunities in a variety of areas from fundraising to media placements.

The Exeter Award

The Exeter Award is an achievement award designed to enhance your employability, help you develop a range of skills to take forward in to the world of work and to boost your CV. 

Contributing activities include:

  • Attendance at skills sessions and training courses organised by the University of Exeter
  • Facilitating sporting and musical activities
  • Engagement in work experience and voluntary work
  • See how to achieve the Exeter Award to find out more

Career Zone

You can go to the Career Zone on Streatham Campus to research careers, find part time work while you study or get help and advice on how to be successful when applying for jobs. They organise hundreds of events throughout the year to help you improve your employability and there are regular careers fairs so that you can meet with local, national and global employers.

Practical Information for Working

Depending upon your visa, special rules for international students studying on our International Foundation programme make it possible for you to work up to 10 hours per week during term-time, and full-time during vacations.

Please note: to meet immigration requirements, you will need to prove that you have the funds to pay for your tuition fees and living costs for the whole duration of your course, before you come to the UK. For more information on working in the UK, visit the UKCISA website.

 
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