Diversity Careers Fair

Wednesday 1 February 2023, 12-3pm Davison Building

At our annual celebration of Diversity and Inclusion in the workplace, we will be showcasing a fantastic range of organisations who are all doing great work in areas such as gender and ethnicity, as well as raising awareness of issues such as mental health, disability and neurodiversity. They are all keen to tell you about the support and initiatives that they offer, as well as the job opportunities that they have available.

Who will be there?

10,000 Black Interns
Metropolitan Police
Charityworks
Bright Network
Girls Talk London
Taylor Bennett Foundation
Action on Disability
Dyson
Office for National Statistics
Ministry of Justice
Sanctuary Graduates
London Fire Brigade
Virgin Media 02
Royal Holloway Volunteering

Student Societies and Collectives

This event is supported by our SU and many of our student societies and collectives who are also passionate about Diversity and Inclusion in the workplace.

The following will be represented on the day:

Disabled Students Collective

Feminism Society

93% Club

Desi Society

Bangla Society

What are your values?

A key part of your journey here at Royal Holloway is understanding what your values are and in turn, what appeals to you in a potential employer when considering the type of company you'd like to work for. Working for an employer that reflects your values can play a crucial part in your personal happiness and success in the workplace.

Frequently Asked Questions

Take a look at the answers to some of our Frequently Asked Questions:

Why should I research employers' diversity & inclusion initiatives?

Finding out more about the employers you are interested in will enable you to:

Be more aware of how your career aspirations fit with these employers
Be better informed when evaluating your career options.
Better understand how these employers embrace diversity and inclusion and what that could mean for you
Learn what a successful applicant looks like to these employers
Be better informed when exploring your next steps.
Understand how they are changing their recruitment processes to make them more inclusive
Identify diversity and equality insights for the career of your choosing
Be better informed and more likely to succeed when applying

What questions can I ask an employer?

Once you have researched an organisation online, consider asking follow-up questions on the topics such as:

Diversity & equality initiatives in place for employees
Types of graduate/internship roles on offer
Opportunities for career progression
Profile of a good candidate for the company/sector
How the application process is made fair
How to make an application stand out
What to do at university that will help get into the sector
Company values

Can I get some general advice on diversity and inclusion in the workplace?

There are also lots of organisations who can help you with specific questions - take a look at our Diversity and Inclusion pages to find out more.

Alternatively, if you need general careers guidance or help with an application, you can book a one-to-one appointment with a Careers Consultant. Find out more.

I'm an international student. Are there opportunities for me?

If you have any specific questions about visas, the International Student Support team may also be able to help you with your questions via email.