Begin Your Career Journey with Curtins

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Curtins on 24th Sep 2026

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Choosing what to do after university is a big decision. At Curtins, we're committed to helping graduates build rewarding careers from day one through meaningful project experience, structured development, mentoring, and support towards professional accreditation and chartership.

As a graduate, you'll have the opportunity to work on projects that shape communities across the UK and Ireland while developing the skills, confidence and professional networks needed to thrive in your career.

Why Curtins?

  • Structured training and development opportunities

  • Mentoring and support from experienced professionals

  • Funded professional membership fees for up to five years post-graduation

  • Support towards chartership and recognition payments

  • Exposure to a diverse range of projects

  • Volunteering and charity days

  • Comprehensive benefits package

  • A collaborative, 100% employee-owned culture

Hear From Our People

In the latest episode of Behind the Curtin, Steph Haughey discusses careers, wellbeing and inclusion at Curtins, offering an insight into our culture, values and how we support our people to succeed.

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Life at an Employee-Owned Business

As a 100% Employee-Owned Trust, everyone at Curtins has a voice in our future. We believe in creating an environment where people can contribute, develop and make a meaningful impact, regardless of their career stage.

Start Your Graduate Career at Curtins

Applications for our 2027 Graduate positions are now open across a range of offices, specialisms and business units. Visit our careers site by clicking the button below to explore current opportunities and find the role that's right for you: Build your future with Curtins and discover where your career could take you.

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