Things you need to know before you leave UoM this summer. University of Manchester Careers Blog

Things you need to know before you leave UoM this summer. University of Manchester Careers Blog If you are leaving Uni soon there are some things you need to know. Email computer access Your email account will be turned off (usually after graduation) and you will lose access to computers on campus too.   You normally get an email warning you about this from IT, (but its easy to miss), so start clearing out your inbox and forwarding on any information you need to keep. Youll need to change the way  you access  CareersLink soon. 1     If your  STUDENT CareersLink account still works keep using it until it doesnt! (there will be a random date when you are converted to ALUMNI status!) So if you still have access to my Manchester   Change your preferred contact email to a non-University email address asap. 2     To access your  GRADUATE / ALUMNI  CareersLink account: www.manchester.ac.uk/careerslink select Graduate Alumni! If you were already using a non student email account on Careerslink you may be able to login immediately or just reset your password. (use the forgot password link) If you  need to tell us a new contact email address. Email the support team on  careerslink@manchester.ac.uk  quoting your student ID numbers or uername and tell us which email address you want to use. Reset your password the  first time you use the alumni account. Your username remains the same (8 digit combination of letters and numbers used for all University IT systems.) If you do not receive your password reset email (check your spam folder) or have any other problems email  careerslink@manchester.ac.uk Going to a new University in September? If you are moving on to a new University, things will be different. Although you can access careers services here for 2 years after you complete your course (or 1 year if you leave without completing) you should check out the Careers Service at your new Uni too. They may have different services and expertise to us, especially if its a subject area we dont cover here like agriculture or marine biology! All Careers advice Graduate Undergraduate careers graduation