Lancaster University, Lancaster Ranking 2024 from QS, THE & US NEWS

All students in Medicine are guaranteed a job however location depends on rankings and scored in aptitude tests.

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You get a lot of opportunities. Big companies come to visit very often, giving talks and seminars. Aside from this we are also told about opportunities by our societies which is a great way to get internships.Lancaster is one of the top universities in terms of employability, 84% of students have a job after 15 months from finishing their degree according to the guardian.

I have interned at a Mondelez International (snacking giant). It was an unpaid internship as I was 17 at the time. I have interned at a Law firm, also unpaid. I am currently working at a startup as a manager, although it is unpaid, I do receive equity.

The companies here are high level and respected. They prove to be a good starting point for recent graduates.

Factors for choosing admission include- Ability for an integrated masters Good work environment Away from the hustle of the city Very welcome atmosphere Rigorous academic training A lot of hands on experience

No idea as I have not applied for placements in any field

It was a good and reputed university and in my budget also other better university I applied I could not get in

Placement isn't a good thing. Not much help was provided from the uni in this aspect.

I accepted it majorly due to the scholarship. It played s huge role in my decision making

100% job security for doctors in the UK.

It is close to my UK home.

The university had a good course in computer science. It's also got a good/decent reputation as a university although that doesn't matter too much for me. The equipment/facilities at the university are also great and the open day really made me interested in going (for comparison a different open day for my previous first choice university was horrible)

Many of the teachers are active in the field as they teach which really helps me feel involved in the kind of work I want to peruse by making it all seem tangible. For almost every course a year placement or abroad is also an option which means that people can get involved with it as they want.

The uni offers a Lancaster uni award in place of the Russel group award or certificate. I think internships are available if you actively ask or search however in the first year it's not really a focus so far despite being encouraged.

Excellent graduate prospects. Career fairs available on campus, lots of links with companies as well. Support in the placement process to go and get a job and fairly good graduate salaries as well. Median of about £24k-25k with many cases of higher.

Carried out a placement in my third year at Altius Group with a yearly salary of £17,500