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Graduate careers advice: you and your linguistics degree
The careers available to linguistics graduates range from marketing and publishing to speech and language therapy.

Graduate careers advice: you and your events management degree
The events industry offers opportunities to work on everything from small scale events to festivals, fundraisers and weddings.

Graduate careers advice: you and your graphic design degree
A graphic design degree will prepare you for a range of career options, from setting up your studio to working for a design consultancy.

Graduate careers advice: you and your journalism degree
A journalism degree prepares you for any area where writing, communication, creativity and research skills are required.

Graduate careers advice: you and your marketing degree
A marketing degree will prepare you for a career not just in the competitive field of marketing, but for a variety of sectors.

Graduate careers advice: you and your medical degree
A medicine degree will develop the practical and clinical knowledge necessary for a career in medicine, while equipping you with the personal and professional attributes required to be a doctor.

Graduate careers advice: you and your media studies degree
A media studies degree equips you with the skills to help you find employment in the competitive creative industry.

Graduate careers advice: you and your product design degree
A degree in product design will give you the knowledge and skills required to use materials and production methods in a creative fashion.

Graduate careers advice: you and your real estate degree
A real estate degree can lead to a career in property management, while developing your commerce and business skills.

Graduate careers advice: you and your performing arts degree
A performing arts degree enables you to combine your creative talent with self-promotion and arts management skills.

Graduate careers advice: you and your pharmacy degree
Most pharmacy graduates work as pharmacists in large retail chains or smaller pharmacies. Other opportunities exist within regulatory bodies, academia and the pharmaceutical industry.

Graduate careers advice: you and your social work degree
A social work degree equips you for a career in social work while also developing skills relevant to a variety of social care roles.