Why us?

We can advise you on how best to connect with UL students and raise your organisation’s profile on campus. We bring students and employers together through various programmes and events, including recruitment fairs, panel events and skills workshops. We work with the entire student body and have close links with UL academic Schools and Programmes.

We welcome employers on campus during the academic year and offer presentation and interview facilities. Presentations normally occur between October and December and from February until April. Interviews can be scheduled for any time outside of examination dates. To help you organise your visit check out the links in the menu.

Graduate Outcomes

Building a national talent pool that is resilient, skill-appropriate and entrepreneurial in outlook is core to the third-level mission. In the context of the University of Limerick, the Cooperative Education Programme confers a significant advantage to UL graduates. This is supported by substantial research on the benefits of work-based learning and is evidenced by the sustained high demand for UL graduates.

The data analysis of the Graduate Outcomes Survey 2022 graduates shows that UL’s longstanding and well-directed collaboration with graduate and Coop employers has proven reassuringly hardy. Overall, the report evidences employability resilience at the level of the student, the University and the region.

Graduate Outcomes Reports are available here.

Campus Activity

We welcome employers during the academic year and offer presentation and interview facilities. Presentations typically occur between September and December and again, from mid-February until April.

Interviews can be scheduled for any time outside of examination dates. Please use the Campus Visit Form to arrange your visit.

Skills Workshops

The Careers Service organises, hosts and promotes skills workshops for students. These workshops are an ideal way for you to engage with students.

Skills workshops on the following topics are particularly welcome:

  • Personality Preference
  • Business communication
  • Problem-solving skills
  • IT skills (e.g. Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote)
  • Interview skills
  • CVs and applications
  • Using social media in job searches
  • Using LinkedIn
  • Assessment Centre Tips
  • First 90 days

Please contact us if you are interested. 

Engaging with our Employability Modules

As part of our Employability Modules, we encourage experiential learning, and as such, we organise assessment centres and individual mock interviews with students and give constructive feedback.

We are always interested in having professionals from a related industry participate as it gives the student an invaluable learning experience.

Please contact us if you are interested in participating. 

Academic Timetable

To help you organise your visit check out the University of Limerick Academic Timetable for exam dates and holidays.

Contact careers@ul.ie or phone +353 61-202476 to

  1. Discover the best ways of making your vacancies known to potential applicants from UL.
  2. Find out about the Careers Fair
  3. Interview students/graduates or send recruitment brochures and or application forms.

 

Statement of Service