ARUP. They regularly offer graduate opportunities across all of their areas of expertise. Their core functions include building design, economics & planning, infrastructure design, management consulting and specialist technical services. They look for graduates, not only in engineering but also in a wide range of planning, management and consulting roles. As part of your development many graduates will be given the opportunity to be seconded to manufacturers, contractors, specialist suppliers or other relevant academic or industrial institutions. Within the first two years you can also apply to work overseas. International placements can last anything from a month to a few years. Depending on the group you join, your professional training could be towards becoming a chartered engineer, completing corporate finance qualifications or other professional chartership. You will also have the opportunity to register for hundreds of professional training modules and masters-level modular studies.