Whether you’re a social media fan, prefer reading blogs, like your news in bite size form over email, want to talk face-to-face and get hard copies for things – or all the above – there are lots of ways you can stay up to date to make sure you get the most out of our services and events!

Blog and website

This blog is updated daily with the latest news, events, and career insights from our consultants and guest bloggers. The Careers website is also an amazing resource for nearly anything you’d want to know about applications, employment sectors, interviews, and beyond. Here you’ll have access to sample CVs and cover letters, as well as practice psychometric tests and ideas for further study so start exploring today!

Weekly newsletter

We send you a weekly newsletter direct to your LSE inbox with all important news, interesting jobs, and upcoming events. It’s a great way to keep track of what’s going on and tailor your career planning experience!

Social media

Whether you’re new to LSE, have returned, or have graduated but want to make the most of alumni access to our services, follow us on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn as there will be something for you – whether it’s the latest news; information on upcoming events including panels, seminars, employer fairs and presentations; new graduate profiles to show you where LSE alumni go on to work and give you some ideas for career paths; opportunities to get involved in volunteering and entrepreneurship; sharing your tips and experience as students and working graduates, and more.

CareerHub

CareerHub is the place to access nearly all of LSE Careers resources. You can log on using your LSE username and password. When you log on, make sure to update the ‘Preferences‘ section so that we can keep you informed with events and opportunities relevant to your interests. On CareerHub you can search for and book all of our appointments, CV discussions, practice interviews, and events including seminars, presentations, and fairs. We also have an exclusive jobs board with hundreds of opportunities.

Resource Centre

In our Resource Centre on Floor 5 of the Saw Swee Hock Student Centre we have a library of books that you can borrow on a huge range of careers-related topics including interviews, psychometric tests, academic jobs, creative careers, volunteering, and starting your own business – so come up and have a look to see if any of these interest you! There are also a lot of takeaway resources about sectors and employers that may help with your careers research. We have specific guide booklets, for example, the Chambers Student Guide and The Training Contracts and Pupillages Handbook, specialist sector books from TargetJobs and Inside Careers, and also booklets that detail the best companies to work for such as the Times Top 100 Employers of the Year. These are all free to take, so make sure you bring a bag when coming to collect them!