Career opportunities with disability inclusive firms



Future You is a unique opportunity for career ambitious students to meet leading disability-inclusive employers and explore career opportunities. 

This in-person insight event is designed to give your students the information, connections, and confidence to progress in their career.


At Future You students will:

  • Discover exciting career opportunities with leading employers
  • Gain clarity on when, what, and how to share your disability with confidence
  • Learn about the workplace support and adjustments available to help you thrive
  • Uncover the unique strengths and skills your disability has helped you develop
  • Build your network and connect with inclusive, disability-confident employers

This is more than just a career event - it's a game-changing opportunity to get ahead, get noticed, and get hired. 


Future You participating firms logos Capgemini, J.P. Morgan, KPMG and NESO with link to website

"The Future You event has helped me to feel more confident applying for roles and much more confident that I will get the support I need to thrive in the workplace once I am employed."


"Insightful, eye opening and definitely not an opportunity to let slip by.


"The event has provided a new outlook on embracing your disability, requesting support, and achieving your career aspirations with confidence through valuable workshops and empowering speakers."

This event is open to students with disabilities* in all years of study, including those studying for a PHD or Masters.


The event is taking place in London on the 12th June; is free to attend; and travel expenses will be reimbursed.


Applications close on Monday 8th June; we will close earlier if we reach maximum capacity.


*Disability includes, but is not limited to, conditions such as visual and hearing impairments, mobility impairments, autism, diabetes, epilepsy, dyslexia, dyspraxia, mental health conditions, speech impairments and major illnesses such as cancer and MS.

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