| Comment | You'll be graduating with one of the most sought-after degrees in existence from one of the best UK departments in that subject.
Frankly, when you graduate, as long as you can manage to not punch your interviewer in the face, you'll walk into a job within about 5 seconds. You don't need to be worrying about this stuff, an internship is great for your own experience but employers really aren't going to care that much about whether you've done one.
The universities simply aren't putting out enough engineering graduates to meet industry demand right now, especially for the energy sector.
I really, really, wouldn't worry about it. Personally, I didn't start thinking about my career until about 3 months *after* I graduated, and I've done just fine. |
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