How to Apply Oxford University Jobs

Some of the organisations that attend our career fairs are recruiting for specific positions, rather than for graduate schemes. The OBS also connect new and small businesses with UK and EU government grant and voucher schemes, venture capital, traditional bank finance, angel investors and crowdfunding. The University is one of the largest employers in the area, employing over 10,000 staff. You can find out about professional and managerial roles in the Professional Services section.

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There are a number of local organisations that can help you if you are thinking about setting up your own business. Oxfordshire Business Enterprises Ltd. provides a free and confidential counselling service, which can start as soon as you have formulated your business idea. A local recruitment agency, Inspired Selection, specialises in Yell.com. Oxford University Press employs staff over two main sites in the UK; its main offices are based in central Oxford and the distribution centre is in Kettering, Northamptonshire.

• There are also some major scientific employers based in the county.
• See the How to Apply pages for step-by-step instructions and tips on submitting an application.

Explore the different career opportunities available

Oxfordshire is one of Europe’s leading centres of enterprise, innovation and scientific knowledge. The Oxford Times is published on a Thursday and has a job supplement, as does the Oxford Mail, which is a daily evening newspaper. A monthly supplement to the Oxford Times – In Business – gives current information on the local business scene. The Oxford Mail organises a Job Fair in the Town Hall, usually in September and February. Daily Info also advertises both short and long-term vacancies. Check the vacancies on our website by logging in to CareerConnect; you can search by the location Oxfordshire.

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The Trust comprises three hospitals – the John Radcliffe and Churchill Hospitals in Headington and the Horton Hospital in Banbury. There are many diverse opportunities available within the NHS worth investigating, – visit their website and NHS Jobs for all kinds of roles. Whether you are looking for a short-term position after finishing your degree, or looking for longer-term work, Oxford can be an attractive option as there are some major employers in the area. If you have queries about a job, please contact the recruiting department using the contact details provided at the bottom of the job advert. Find out about the jobs currently open at the Oxford University Careers Service.

• Enterprising Oxford centralises all the information available regarding entrepreneurship in Oxford.
• You will hold a good first degree in a relevant social science subject (or equivalent) and preferably have recently completed an MSc.
• Oxfordshire Business Enterprises Ltd. provides a free and confidential counselling service, which can start as soon as you have formulated your business idea.
• Together these establishments offer a wide range of opportunities, not only in teaching, but also in administration, library work, promotion, marketing, and student support functions.
• Podcasts of the lectures can be viewed for free on iTunes, YouTube and the University’s own podcast site.

To find out more about medical research opportunities, visit the main University recruitment site. Academic College job are offered by individual Oxford Colleges, each of which is an independent oxford vacancies employer with its own terms and conditions of employment which are different from the University terms and conditions. Resources and opportunities to help you at the start of your career.

• Gain insights into careers in a variety of sectors, read tips on how to build applications that stand out, find out how to improve employability skills, and more.
• A monthly supplement to the Oxford Times – In Business – gives current information on the local business scene.
• Science Oxford, aims to encourage the study, application and communication of science, technology and engineering.

Local recruitment agencies

This is sometimes referred to by employers as ‘early careers’ or ‘direct entry’ positions. Connected Oxford not only lists local vacancies (with a significant number in science & technology), but also highlights relevant news items across the region of which many are relevant to this sector. Digital Oxford was formed in 2015 to support the digital industry in Oxfordshire and encourage the sharing of ideas and knowledge, and their listings of local vacancies include many technical roles. Oxford Sciences Innovation (OSI) supports local companies as they grow, and has a job board used by growing firms with science and technology based businesses.

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You will be based in Radcliffe Primary Care on the Radcliffe Observatory Quarter in Oxford and report to the MS&HERG Operations Manager Dr. Angela Martin. Once established in the role, there may be the opportunity for occasional remote working by arrangement. Partners of University staff and students may attend public workshops and events at the Careers Service. Please enquire via the Welcome Service or the Newcomers’ Club for booking details. The Oxford Radcliffe Hospitals NHS Trust is one of the largest NHS teaching trusts in the country.

Career Fairs

Academic job opportunities in the colleges of the University of Oxford