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STEM Careers Week 2026

Wednesday 14 October 2026

STEM Careers Week welcomes graduate employers of all sizes interested in engaging with students from Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics disciplines.

Adopting a hybrid approach, our STEM Careers Week will include a mix of in-person and virtual events. It is an excellent way to raise your organisation's profile on campus, promote your work experience and graduate opportunities, and connect with high-calibre students looking for employment and work experience in your sector.

If you would like to get involved, please email us at careers.events@durham.ac.uk.

Bookings for the STEM Fair are currently closed.

Booking Forms and General Events Information

Please see below for links to our booking forms and further information about holding an event at Durham University.

Recruitment Events

Book your on-campus promotional event or café pop-up, either within or outside of STEM Careers Week.
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Advertising with Us

Find out more about advertising your STEM Careers Week event with our advertising options.
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STEM Careers Fair Booking Form

Fair places are limited and available on a first come first served basis. Booking form coming soon for 2026.
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STEM Careers Fair Information

We are planning the STEM Careers Fair for 2026. Details will be shared soon!
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STEM Careers Week Events Booking Form

Bookings are now closed. Information coming soon!
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STEM Careers Week Event Information

Coming soon! Find out more about the STEM Careers Week events that your organisation can be involved in.
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Disclaimer

Durham University (Careers and Enterprise Service)  is committed to providing an impartial and inclusive service that supports all students to explore their career or entrepreneurial ambitions. On occasion, there may be businesses, industries and employers in attendance at an organised activity, event or fair with whom some of the university community might choose to demonstrate their disagreement.  We fully respect the right of students to express their views peacefully, and the University will take appropriate steps to manage any associated risks appropriately and proportionately. 

Where appropriate, participating organisations will be asked to provide a risk assessment and ensure their representatives are suitably briefed and prepared for engagement with our diverse student community.