graduate employment
Saint Petersburg State University (SPbU) has a Career Centre. It helps students choose the most suitable option for work experience, an internship or employment. The Centre’s goal is to ensure that graduates are in demand and competitive in the labour market.
The University has also concluded more than 1,600 cooperation agreements and student internship agreements with companies.
Employment assistance
Saint Petersburg State University (SPbSU) supports students’ professional development at every stage of the educational process through various areas of activity and builds effective cooperation with employers to support students’ career paths.
The University has a unique project called “Clinical Practice.” This approach enables students to gain practical skills without interrupting their studies by working on assignments from companies and organizations.
A Career Day is held every year, giving students the opportunity to meet potential employers in person.
Where graduates work
VK
VK is the University’s official partner, supporting the implementation of educational projects. VK and Saint Petersburg State University (SPbU) cooperate in training digital specialists and launch joint educational programs, upon completion of which the best graduates may join the VK team.
Gazprom Neft
Gazprom Neft is a company whose main activities include the exploration and development of oil and gas fields, where SPbU students regularly undertake internships and practical training. The University and Gazprom jointly offer master's programs in petroleum engineering and petroleum geology.
Sber
Saint Petersburg State University and Sber are implementing joint programs and training specialists in artificial intelligence and data science, as well as information law and data protection. Students have the opportunity to undertake internships at the bank and subsequently join the company.
The Hermitage
St Petersburg University and the Hermitage are implementing numerous joint educational projects. Many St Petersburg University graduates are now employees of the Hermitage; they continue to teach, supervise students’ research, and develop unique educational programmes at the University.
