Software Engineering on the UofG Graduate Apprenticeship
Find out how you can earn a salary, launch your career and achieve your BSc (Hons) Software Engineering degree at the University of Glasgow at the same time with the 4-year Graduate Apprenticeship (GA).
In this short informal session you learn about our current opportunities and hear from:
- Our Programme Director outlining the content of the degree programme and explaining how it is taught and how to apply for 2023 places
- Our Employers, who are recruiting for 2023, providing insights into what they are looking for in a candidate, and what to expect in the workplace
- Representatives from the following recruiting companies
Who should attend?
This informal and informative session is aimed at:
- School and college students interested in software engineering, studying their highers or HNC/D, and their parent/carers
- High school teachers and college lecturers focusing on Maths, Sciences, ICT subjects or careers advisors.
- Those with software engineering skills, exploring how a GA could boost their career.
To find out more sign up to this event and visit our webpage or contact:
compsci-ga-team@glasgow.ac.uk
Studying Software Engineering on the UofG Graduate Apprenticeship
Our programme has been carefully devised with industry, creating an optimum balance between university and work, ensuring our apprentices benefit from the best of both worlds.Like a traditional degree our Software Engineering GA is a four year programme and students graduate with a BSc (Hons). Why choose a GA at UofG:
- Make a difference from the start, with hands on work experience on live projects
- Earn a good salary (at least living wage) and fees are still covered by SAAS
- Apply directly to Partner Employers, so UCAS applications are not affected
- Diverse Partner Employers from start-ups to household names like Barclays and the BBC
- Best of both worlds as a team member at work and student at university
- Learn from an award-winning teaching team
Graduate Apprenticeships are funded by the Scottish Funding Council
