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Employer Engagement in Autumn 2026

Michaelmas Term is one of the busiest and most effective times of year for employers to engage with Durham students. As students begin to consider their next steps, there is strong interest in graduate roles, internships, placements, vacation schemes and other early-career opportunities.

Employers can book activities throughout the term, including presentations, skills sessions, workshops, panel discussions and other employer-led events. These activities offer a valuable opportunity to raise your organisation’s profile, share insight into your sector and recruitment process, and meet students who may be considering a future with your organisation.

Whether you are looking to promote a specific recruitment programme, build awareness of your organisation, give students practical employability advice or create a more interactive session, our Careers & Enterprise team can help you plan an activity that is relevant and engaging for students.

Please use the booking form to request an employer-led activity during Michaelmas Term. If you have an idea for an event or would like to discuss the best way to engage with Durham students, please contact us: careers.events@durham.ac.uk.

Further Information and Booking Forms

Book your employer-led event or advertise with us today!

Events Booking Form

Use this form to book events such as Presentations, Skills session or Drop-ins.
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Employer-Led Events

Book your on campus promotional event or Café pop-up, either within or outside of Careers Weeks.
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Advertising with Us

Find out more about advertising your event with our Digital Marketing options.
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Disclaimer

Durham University (Careers and Enterprise Service)  is committed to providing an impartial and inclusive service that supports all students to explore their career or entrepreneurial ambitions. On occasion, there may be businesses, industries and employers in attendance at an organised activity, event or fair with whom some of the university community might choose to demonstrate their disagreement.  We fully respect the right of students to express their views peacefully, and the University will take appropriate steps to manage any associated risks appropriately and proportionately. 

Where appropriate, participating organisations will be asked to provide a risk assessment and ensure their representatives are suitably briefed and prepared for engagement with our diverse student community.