
GSK Graduate Scheme and Graduate Jobs UK: 4 Open (Oct 2026)
- Graduate & entry roles open
- 4
- All open roles
- 25
- Cities
- 3
GSK graduate jobs and entry-level roles open now
- Communications (Multiple Roles and Locations) Industrial Placement, 2027
Communications industrial placement opportunities are available in Worthing, London and Ware. They suit students in relevant subjects such as communications, marketing, business, humanities, English, media or related disciplines, who have completed at least 2 years of an undergraduate degree and remain enrolled at a UK or Republic of Ireland university.
Ask about this role - Engineering (Multiple Roles and Locations) Industrial Placement, 2027
Engineering industrial placement opportunities are available in Ware, Montrose, Worthing, Stevenage and Barnard Castle. They suit students who meet the degree requirements for the individual role, have completed at least 2 years of an undergraduate degree and will remain enrolled at a UK or Republic of Ireland university.
Ask about this role - Pharmaceutical Business and Supply Chain (Multiple Roles and Locations) Industrial Placement, 2027
Pharmaceutical business and supply chain industrial placements are available in Barnard Castle, Worthing, London, Ware and Montrose. They suit students who meet each role's stated degree requirements, have completed at least 2 years of an undergraduate degree and remain enrolled at a UK or Republic of Ireland university.
Ask about this role - Pharmaceutical Science (Multiple Roles and Locations) Industrial Placement, 2027
Pharmaceutical science industrial placements are available in Ware, Worthing and Barnard Castle. They suit students who meet the degree requirements in the relevant advert, have completed at least 2 years of an undergraduate degree and will remain enrolled at a UK or Republic of Ireland university.
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GSK on the UK sponsor register
- Holds a UK sponsor licence: yes
- Rating: Worker (A rating)
- Routes: Global Business Mobility: Senior or Specialist Worker, Skilled Worker
- Registered town: Brentford
GSK graduate roles: what they involve
The four graduate opportunities are industrial placements in communications, engineering, pharmaceutical business and supply chain, or pharmaceutical science. They are based across locations including London, Ware, Worthing, Montrose, Stevenage and Barnard Castle. The descriptions are aimed at students who have completed at least 2 years of an undergraduate degree but will not have graduated when the placement starts.
Applicants need to check the requirements for each advert carefully. Communications applicants should be studying marketing, business, humanities, communications, sociology, psychology, English, HR, media, arts or a related subject. The other placement adverts refer applicants to individual degree requirements. All four require continued enrolment at a UK or Republic of Ireland university during the placement.
How to apply to GSK's graduate scheme
The placement descriptions advise applicants to choose carefully and apply to no more than 3 adverts, with multiple roles in one advert counted as one application. Before applying, you need to complete a short activity in Connectr, GSK's candidate engagement platform, to obtain the application code required to proceed. Choose roles that match your skills, interests and university experience.
After the advert specific activity, follow the instructions in the current listing and provide the requested application information. UK applications commonly involve an application form followed by selection stages such as an interview or assessment, but the exact process can vary. Check GSK's careers site for the current process, requirements and any advert specific instructions.
GSK sponsorship and its sponsor licence
GSK appears on the sponsor register with a Worker, A rating licence. The listed routes are Global Business Mobility: Senior or Specialist Worker and Skilled Worker, and the register location is Brentford. This confirms that GSK holds a licence for those routes; it does not confirm that every graduate, placement or other vacancy is eligible for sponsorship.
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Frequently asked questions
Does GSK sponsor visas for its graduate scheme?
GSK holds a Worker, A rating sponsor licence covering the Global Business Mobility: Senior or Specialist Worker and Skilled Worker routes. This does not mean that every graduate role is eligible for sponsorship, so check the individual advert and ask GSK about the role directly.
How many graduate roles are open at GSK?
There are 4 open graduate roles listed. They are industrial placements in communications, engineering, pharmaceutical business and supply chain, and pharmaceutical science, with locations listed across several UK sites.
What do I need to apply for a GSK graduate placement?
The descriptions say that applicants should have completed at least 2 years of an undergraduate degree, must not have graduated when the placement starts and must stay enrolled at a UK or Republic of Ireland university during the placement. You also need to complete the short Connectr activity and obtain an application code before applying, and the adverts advise applying to no more than 3 adverts.
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