
1. Get involved in uni communities
Joining societies and getting involved with events and communities at university is always a great idea – whether it’s your cultural societies or sports societies.2. Get a part-time job
Whether it’s helping show prospective students around the campus or working in a coffee shop in town, you’re instantly a step above the thousands of graduates who’ve never had a job before.3. Volunteer
Similarly to landing a part-time job, volunteering whilst you study shows that you have great time management skills – with the additional bonus that you’re devoting your time to a good cause.4. Get to know your tutors
It’s never too early to start making industry contacts, and your professors are a great resource in terms of helping you make contacts with the outside world. After all, they’re experts in their field!5. Use your careers advice service
You might not be intending to enter the world of work for another few years, but that’s not to say you can’t prep now for what you need to do to snag the best job.6. Do your research
