Intro

Wherever you are on your university journey, you’re always preparing for the future you. As you gain useful skills and knowledge, make friends for life, and step out into the world to start chasing that dream career, we’re here to help. Offering guidance, inspiration, and practical advice, this is your one-stop collection of useful workshops and resources, all designed to help you achieve the Future You!

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Teams that are here to support you become the Future You

  • Careers

    Our career advisers can assist you recognise your skill set and gain experiences that will help you attain vital skills employers are looking for. We host regular webinars aiming to break down the process of finding a satisfying job, covering topics like planning your career journey, looking for jobs, and creating a professional CV.

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  • Placements

    When you graduate from the University of West London, there are so many paths open to you, and one of those paths is right back through the doors of our campus. If you have more to learn or want to try something new, why not consider applying for a postgraduate degree at UWL? We’d love to welcome you back!

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  • Volunteering and civic engagement

    Volunteering your time to a charity, not-for-profit or social enterprise can help you gain the hard and soft skills that employers are looking for. Volunteering can do wonders for your community, but you can also gain a lot in return. Give it a go, your future you will thank you.

    A close-up of group of volunteers' hands handling plants with grass behind.
  • Study support

    Through our different services, the Study Support Team aims to provide students with open and friendly guidance that is appropriate to your academic needs. Our team will guide you to reach your full potential and help you make the most of your degree so you can reach the future you.

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  • Peer Mentoring

    The peer mentoring team is here to help bring people together, matching you depending on skills, interests, or areas of expertise. Taking part in the mentoring scheme will enable you to develop skills such as leadership, relationship building, active listening, and many more.

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  • Westmont Enterprise Hub

    Westmont Hub is the university's ideation, innovation and incubation centre based at the heart of the St Mary's campus.

    Westmont Hub backs brilliant business ideas and helps pre-startups grow – from the flicker of something smart, through to proof of concept and on to market. We welcome those from the University, or beyond, in the West London community.

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  • CELT

    The Centre for the Enhancement of Learning and Teaching (CELT) is the University’s academic development unit. We embed our activities within schools and colleges, focusing on helping staff to design and deliver student-focused interactive courses and teaching approaches.

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  • Alumni

    The UWL Alumni Office is here to make sure the University can still help you after you’ve graduated. From hosting networking events to inspiring talks from successful alumni, we provide inspiration and guidance as you set out on your career journey. Our Alumni Cards also give you lifelong access to campus and the library.

    Four graduates smiling whilst seated at the graduation ceremony.
  • Careers

    Our career advisers can assist you recognise your skill set and gain experiences that will help you attain vital skills employers are looking for. We host regular webinars aiming to break down the process of finding a satisfying job, covering topics like planning your career journey, looking for jobs, and creating a professional CV.

    Two computing professionals working together around a laptop
  • Placements

    When you graduate from the University of West London, there are so many paths open to you, and one of those paths is right back through the doors of our campus. If you have more to learn or want to try something new, why not consider applying for a postgraduate degree at UWL? We’d love to welcome you back!

    A business meeting with a group of five individuals standing in an office space.
  • Volunteering and civic engagement

    Volunteering your time to a charity, not-for-profit or social enterprise can help you gain the hard and soft skills that employers are looking for. Volunteering can do wonders for your community, but you can also gain a lot in return. Give it a go, your future you will thank you.

    A close-up of group of volunteers' hands handling plants with grass behind.
  • Study support

    Through our different services, the Study Support Team aims to provide students with open and friendly guidance that is appropriate to your academic needs. Our team will guide you to reach your full potential and help you make the most of your degree so you can reach the future you.

    A group of students in discussion
  • Peer Mentoring

    The peer mentoring team is here to help bring people together, matching you depending on skills, interests, or areas of expertise. Taking part in the mentoring scheme will enable you to develop skills such as leadership, relationship building, active listening, and many more.

    Two students working together with their laptops open outside.
  • Westmont Enterprise Hub

    Westmont Hub is the university's ideation, innovation and incubation centre based at the heart of the St Mary's campus.

    Westmont Hub backs brilliant business ideas and helps pre-startups grow – from the flicker of something smart, through to proof of concept and on to market. We welcome those from the University, or beyond, in the West London community.

    Businesspeople having a meeting
  • CELT

    The Centre for the Enhancement of Learning and Teaching (CELT) is the University’s academic development unit. We embed our activities within schools and colleges, focusing on helping staff to design and deliver student-focused interactive courses and teaching approaches.

    Two students standing outside of UWL (Ealing site), holding their phones.
  • Alumni

    The UWL Alumni Office is here to make sure the University can still help you after you’ve graduated. From hosting networking events to inspiring talks from successful alumni, we provide inspiration and guidance as you set out on your career journey. Our Alumni Cards also give you lifelong access to campus and the library.

    Four graduates smiling whilst seated at the graduation ceremony.

Graduate outcomes

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Graduate Outcomes is a national survey that contacts graduates, 15 months after course completion to hear about their views and it is essential for one main reason: graduate empowerment! 

The collective graduate voice is powerful, and by taking part in the survey, our graduates will join over 700,000 fellow UK graduates in influencing and impacting the future of higher education policy. They will also help our current and prospective students with insight into their potential career paths and progression routes based on what they have done. So, by completing the survey, they can join graduates across the country and be part of the picture of education today, and tomorrow. 

Graduation

Graduation is to celebrate you and your achievements! Wherever you are on your university journey Graduation is an event to look forward to after all your hard work and dedication to your studies. You will be invited to a graduation based on when you are expected to finish your academic study or once you have had your award ratified by an academic board. 

Online Resources to support Future You

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LinkedIn Learning

Don’t forget, if you want to learn how to do something in an app or start to use a new one (maybe create a video?), there are lots of online tutorials available to you through our subscription to LinkedIn Learning. Just visit LinkedIn Learning and login with your IT User Account.

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Perlego

An additional 1 million ebooks are now available for you to read through the Perlego ebook collection. The collection covers many different subject areas taught across UWL.

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Skills for Study

Skills for Study is an online resource that all students at UWL have access to. Divided into 8 self-study modules, you can go through the material at your own pace on the topics most relevant to you.

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