Jobs in marketing

There are plenty of marketing graduate jobs for creative, career-driven individuals. You'll need strong digital skills, an innovative mind and the drive to keep up with the latest industry developments

One of the benefits of joining this industry is the many types of marketing jobs on offer to graduates. Your skills could also make you a valuable asset in a number of digital media, advertising and PR graduate jobs.

Marketing careers

Print ads in newspapers and magazines, marketing materials such as flyers and brochures, advertising on billboards and buses, and TV, radio and film commercials - these traditional methods are all part of the marketing mix, with popular offline channels complementing their digital counterparts for a true multi-channel approach.

• Market researcher
• Marketing executive
• Media buyer
• Media planner
• Product manager
• Sales promotion account executive

Discover more about entering the industry through a marketing internship or apprenticeship.

Digital marketing jobs

Online marketing efforts focused on reaching audiences through the latest electronic devices, fully utilising this cost-effective and far-reaching approach, has transformed the industry and created a new range of specific marketing careers.

• Digital copywriter
• Digital marketer
• PPC specialist
• SEO specialist
• Social media manager
• Web content manager

For those with a strong interest in the digital realm, learn about how to get into digital marketing.

Graduate advertising jobs

According to the Institute of Practitioners in Advertising (IPA), advertising agencies often look for individuals with strong levels of diagonal thinking - a mix of creative and commercial thinking. If you feel you have the required skills, here are some of the most predominant types of jobs in advertising that graduates can work towards.

• Advertising account executive
• Advertising account planner
• Advertising art director
• Advertising copywriter
• Creative director

Jobs in PR

A commitment to remaining aware of current issues and trends is essential if you're to successfully manage the reputation of your clients. If you're someone who has the confidence to communicate with a range of people - both verbally and in writing - one of these PR graduate jobs may be for you.

• Public affairs consultant
• Public relations account executive
• Public relations officer

Get some top tips for starting a career in PR.

Find out more

To see what vacancies are currently available, search graduate jobs in marketing, advertising and PR.