FutureFest
Two days
Two venues
Unlimited opportunities
Kelvin Hall
11:00-15:00
Looking for a graduate role, internship or part-time job?
Visit Kelvin Hall for exclusive access to employers across a range of industries and support from our team to help you reach your goals.
Wednesday 23 September
- Graduate jobs and internships: Explore opportunities by meeting organisations from across various industries
- Skills Soundbites: Get expert insight into key careers and employability topics
- Quick career advice: Ask us anything about your career in one-on-one chats
- Freebies and prizes
Thursday 24 September
- Part-time jobs: Learn about local and on-campus part-time opportunities
- Skills Soundbites: Get expert insight into key careers and employability topics
- CV checks: Receive feedback on your CV from our Peer Career Support Team
- Freebies and prizes
The Dome
11:00-15:00
Situated outside the Advanced Research Centre (ARC) in St Mungo Square, The Dome is a central hub for careers inspiration and advice.
Only have a short break before your next class? Come and go as you need, even if that's for five minutes. You'll be better off for stopping.
Wednesday 23 September
- Insights for international students: Hear from international graduates working in the UK
- Grad Soundbites: Get inspired by and learn from graduates in the early stages of their careers
- FREE food: Fuel your future planning at our BBQ
- And much more
Thursday 24 September
- Grad Soundbites: Get inspired by and learn from graduates in the early stages of their careers
- FREE food: Keep your career cool with ice cream
- And much more
F*ckup Nights
Glasgow University Union
Thursday 24 September, 17:00-19:00
Join us for a night of laughter, learning and embracing the beauty of mistakes at this inspiring event delivered in collaboration with global movement F*ckup Nights.
Failure is simply a stepping stone on the journey to success, and we’ll show you how to turn setbacks into setups for growth!
More information, including how to register, coming soon.
Note: Registration is only required for this FutureFest session.
F*ckup Nights is a global movement and event series that celebrates stories of professional failure.
Across 200+ cities and 65 countries, speakers share their professional f*ckups, think business flops, partnerships gone wrong and big lessons from big mistakes.
Now, it’s your turn to join the movement and share the failure!
More information
Frequently asked questions
Which students can go to the event?
The event is open to all fully-enrolled UofG students from any subject/level and UofG graduates from the last two years.
See the full programme above to decide which activities to attend. (There's something for everyone!)
Where will the event be?
The event will mainly take place at Kelvin Hall and The Dome (St Mungo Square outside the Advanced Research Centre). Use the UofG Life app to find your way.
The bonus F*ckup Nights event will take place at Glasgow University Union.
Do I need to register in advance?
You do not need to register in advance for the activities at Kelvin Hall and The Dome.
However, you do need to register in advance for F*ckup Nights at Glasgow University Union, the link for which will be shared soon.
Do I need to attend both days for the full duration?
You do not need to attend both days for the full duration.
FutureFest is designed for you to drop in and out as it suits you.
For the activities at Kelvin Hall and The Dome, you can come and go as you need/like. See the programme above to choose which activities to attend.
For F*ckup Nights at Glasgow University Union, you should be present for the full duration (17:00-19:00).
Can UofG graduates attend?
UofG graduates from the last two years can attend. If possible, bring your UofG ID card or tell us your GUID at the entrance.
Can non-UofG students attend?
Only fully-enrolled UofG students and UofG graduates from the last two years can attend.
What should I do to prepare?
Review the full programme and come ready to learn, explore, build networks and have fun!
Read Careers Adviser Aaron's advice on preparing for a careers fair as this will help you make the most of the day, especially the activities at Kelvin Hall.
What do I need to bring?
Bring your UofG ID card if possible. Otherwise, have your GUID handy.
If you plan to get a CV review (Thursday at Kelvin Hall), bring a print version of your CV or a digital one on your laptop.
You do not need to bring anything else.
Important information
We’re committed to making our events accessible and inclusive for all attendees. If you have specific needs, require any adjustments or have any questions to fully participate in this event, contact us in advance at careers@glasgow.ac.uk. We encourage you to reach out as early as possible so we can work together to ensure a positive and supportive experience for everyone. We'll do our best to make arrangements where possible.
All students registering for and attending this event should ensure they have read our Statement of Service which includes our Code of Conduct.
Photography and filming may take place at this event. To learn more about how we process your personal data related to this, see our privacy notices.
If you have any questions about the event, contact us via email.