Nottingham Trent University (NTU) has opened applications for its Graduate Development Programme (GDP). With a salary of £23,500, the NTU GDP provides an exciting job at the University and tailored developmental opportunities.
Gaining skills and experience

NTU helps graduates gain the skills and experience they need to succeed in their chosen career. Designed exclusively for NTU graduates, this 13-month paid graduate programme offers varied roles within the university's professional services departments.

The GDP provides opportunities to develop knowledge and key workplace skills, network with other graduates on the programme, and work on real projects that have a lasting impact the university.

The university offers a wide range of NTU-exclusive graduate vacancies for the 13-month programme starting in summer. Each role is designed to help graduates discover their potential, identify their strengths and develop new skills, so that they can leave fully prepared for the career path they choose.

Apply for a variety of roles
Applicants can apply for a variety of roles within NTU's departments, including:
- Business, Law and Social Sciences (BLSS)
- Employability
- Finance
- Human Resources (HR)
- Digital Technologies (DT)
- Marketing
- Planning
- Vice-Chancellor’s Directorate
- NTU Sport
- and many more
Develop and grow as a professional
NTU graduates are supported by a dedicated team providing industry-level development opportunities throughout the programme. During the 13 months, graduates will take part in a variety of workshops and away days to help build their professional skills.
Among a rich range of workshops and events, participants have the chance to:
- deepen their knowledge and transferable skills through monthly workshops and formal training
- take part in a challenge working on a live project that's sponsored by senior staff and will help directly shape the University’s future
- be supported by a line manager, offering guidance and constructive feedback all throughout the experience
- join an exclusive NTU mentorship programme to motivate and inspire them
- grow their network through Team Away Days, where they can build relationships with like-minded graduates and experienced professionals
Work in professional services
On this competitively paid programme, participants will be working in one of NTU's many professional services to help it deliver an excellent student experience and work towards creating the University of the Future. Participants will also gain the key skills and experience necessary to make the vital transition from university life to graduate employment.
Nottingham Trent University offers myriad opportunities
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Learn more about the NTU graduate programme opportunity here.
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