Jessica Griggs, careers editor
With graduation inching ever closer, there's a high chance that you are already fed up with your parents, neighbours, department heads, even your neighbour's cat, asking what you are going to do next. Even if you have well-laid plans, the subject gets old pretty quickly, and if you don't it can be infuriating to say the least.
Having said all that, however things are shaping up for you, it is worth taking some time to read through our pros and cons of embarking on further study or the wisdom of jetting off to foreign climes. Plus, we ask whether you might be better off simply gritting your teeth and getting on with the job hunt, and show you how to keep the student debt collectors from the door. At the very least, it will give you something to say to those inquisitive relatives and, who knows, it could inspire you to change your direction completely.
Whatever you decide to do, you will probably have to do a work experience placement or internship at some point. This has become a thorny issue recently, with stories of graduate exploitation making the headlines. We take a look at whether it is ever worth working for free, show you where you can get funding and offer our top tips on making the most of your placement.
Finally, if you are in need of a little inspiration, over the next two weeks we will be posting real life?blogs from four science and engineering?graduates?explaining how they launched their very different careers.
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