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What do Imperial Civil Engineering graduates do? There were 48 known destinations of the 2018 graduates (first degree) Graph 1 – Destinations of 2018 graduates Number of responses Percentage Entered Employment 37 77.08% Entered Further Study/Training 7 14.58% Seeking Employment 1 2.08% Not Available for Employment/Study/Training 3 6.25% Graph 2 – Sector of employment entered 2018 Agriculture 0.0% Mining & Quarrying 5.4% Manufacture 0.0% Electricity, Gas, Water 0.0% Construction 27.0% Wholesale & Retail Trade 2.7% Transport & Storage 2.7% Accommodation & Food Services 0.0% Information & Communications 0.0% Financial & Insurance 10.8% Real Estate 0.0% Professional, Scientific & Technical 48.6% Admin & Support Services 0.0% Public Admin & Defence 2.7% Education 0.0% Human Health & Social Work 0.0% Arts, Entertainment & Recreation 0.0% Other services 0.0% Not coded 0.0% Careers Service www.imperial.ac.uk/careers Examples of employers and occupations for Civil Engineering graduates who entered employment Examples of Employers Examples of Occupations • AECOM • Assistant Project Manager • AKTII • Civil Engineer • Arup • Design Engineer • Atkins • Engineer • BAM Nuttall • Environmental Specialist • Bryden Wood • Geotechnical Engineering Graduate • Cambria Consulting Ltd • Graduate Consultant • CSCEC • Graduate Offshore Structural Engineer • Chinese - Strucural Engineer company • Graduate Risk Analyst • Environment Agency • Graduate Structural Engineer • Gamuda Berhad • Graduate Transport Planner • Geotechnical Engineering Office • Offshore Pipelay Analysis Engineer • Goldman Sachs • Project Engineer • Housing and Development Board • Site Engineer • iwoca • Structural Engineer • Jacobs • Supply Chain Analyst • Jesa Group • TBM Shift Engineer • MOTT MacDonald • Technical Business Analyst • Onyx Commodities • Trader Analyst • Powerline Engineering • Transport Planner • Royal HaskoningDHV • Saipem • Setec Batiment • Shell Brunei • Skanska UK • Swiss Re • TFL • Turner & Townsend Level 5, Sherfield Building - 020 7594 8024 | careers@imperial ac.uk Examples of institutions for those Civil Engineering graduates who entered further study or training Example Institutions • EDX • Imperial College London Level 5, Sherfield Building - 020 7594 8024 | careers@imperial ac.uk.

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