United Utilities, has opened applications for its 2027 graduate and intern programme - there are 50 graduate roles and 15 internship opportunities available across several business areas including roles in engineering, environmental, commercial, as well as data and analytics.
Graduates who join the three-year scheme receive career development and support, along with an understanding of their chosen business area. Graduate salaries start at £32,250 plus a £2,000 welcome bonus.
As part of the scheme, graduates achieve accreditation, qualifications or chartership and work towards recognised professional standards in their respective disciplines.
Interns at United Utilities will be given the chance to experience on-the-job training and hands-on work experience as part of their undergraduate studies with the opportunity to fast track into graduate roles in the following year.
Over the next five years, the company is investing more than £13 billion to protect and enhance more than 500km of rivers, lakes, and bathing waters, while safeguarding drinking water supplies for millions of customers.
By creating more graduate and intern placements, United Utilities is helping to develop the future workforce that will deliver these improvements and support communities in the North West for years to come.
Laura Spyrou, Head of Talent Acquisition at United Utilities, said: “Our graduate and internship programmes play a vital role in building the skills and capabilities that United Utilities needs for the future.
“As we continue to invest in our people and our business, we're excited to offer a broad range of opportunities, including new roles, for those looking to start their careers with an organisation that is committed to learning, development and making a positive impact across the North West.”
The deadline for applications is 21 October but may close sooner if a high number of applications is received, so candidates are encouraged to apply as soon as possible.
Details on available roles and career opportunities at United Utilities can be found on the United Utilities website.
Interns need to be in the penultimate year of a relevant degree to apply.
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