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MyCareer User Guide
Everything you need to know about MyCareer and how to make the most out of it.
We have a wide range of information and resources to help you with your career planning. You can access all our resources online if you are studying remotely or based away from campus.Ìý
Career Essentials
Additional Careers Resources
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UoS Career Hub
The UoS Career Hub is an online platform that offers tools to boost student career development.
Degree-related careers
Explore career options associated with your degree.
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Forage
Forage provides hundreds of job simulations, enabling you to gain business skills and industry insights.
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LinkedIn Learning
Online library of thousands of high-quality instructional videos about business, creative and technology skills and tools.
Targetjobs
A range of free publications covering sectors such as Teaching, Property, IT and Technology.
The Times Top 100
The Times Top 100 Graduate Employers Directory.
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The Job Crowd
The Job Crowd Top 100 Companies for Graduates to work for.
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Higherin
Rankings based on student-written reviews of which companies are leading the way in offering work experience opportunities.
Application SupportÌý
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The UoS Career Hub is an online platform giving students and graduates access to hundreds of online employability resources and application support information. This includes advice for creating CVs, covering letters and applications, plus information to help you prepare for interviews, psychometric tests and assessment centres.Ìý
Design Your Future WorkshopsÌý
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Our interactive Design Your Future Workshops help you to develop the skills required throughout the recruitment process.Ìý They cover five topics: Applications, Covering Letters, CVs, Interviews and LinkedIn.Ìý All sessions take place in person and can be booked via MyCareer. You can also accessÌýrecorded versions of the sessions.
Careers books and e-booksÌý
Careers books are available in the Hartley Library, the Winchester School of Art Library, the National Oceanographic Library and the Health Services Library at Southampton General Hospital. The books cover many topics, including application and interview advice, career planning tips, working abroad, starting your own business and sector specific information.
In addition to this, there are overÌý100 careers-related e-booksÌýthat can be read online or downloaded as PDFs. Topics include writing applications, communication skills and online test preparation. To access e-books off-campus, users must log in via globalprotect.soton.ac.uk or use theÌý.Ìý
Other University of Southampton sites
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