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Built Environment Fair

Discover careers opportunities and meet employers in the Built Environment Sector

Wednesday 12 November | 3Sixty, Reading Students' Union

12:00-14:00 - event fully open
11:30-12:00 - quiet time

The Built Environment Fair is your chance to meet employers in the Built Environment sector, and is open to students from the School of the Built Environment and the School of Archaeology, Geography and Environmental Science. Discover top graduate opportunities, work placements and internships in the Built Environment sector. 

Network with employers and ask all of your burning questions about careers in the field. A must attend event for anyone looking to enter the Built Environment profession. Come along for the opportunity to meet employers, ask any questions you might have, and learn more about the career options available to you.   

This year the Built Environment Fair is taking place in Green Week, so has a sustainability focus:

  • Find our more about the Green Festival
  • Discover employers with a sustainable focus and Green Jobs
  • View exhibitors in attendance and where you can find them at the Fair on MyJobsOnline
  • Find out about accessibility arrangements for the fair: Career fair accessibility

 

2025 exhibitors
AECOM
Arcadis
Ardmore Group
AtkinsRéalis
Avison Young
Beard Construction
Berkeley Group
Circle Development
Core Five
Cushman & Wakefield
Egis Limited
Environment Agency
Gardiner & Theobald
Gateley Plc
Gleeds
Hand Deere & Cox
Hoare Lea
Iceni Projects Limited
JLL
Lee Marley Group
Mace
MiCiM Ltd
Mott Macdonald Bentley
MV Kelly
MYCO Contracts Ltd
Pick Everard
Quantem
Rider Levett Bucknall
Ridge and Partners LLP
Seven Projects
Skanska UK Plc
Spring Building Consultancy Ltd
Stace LLP
Technip Energies
Turner & Townsend

Employers you can meet at the Fair

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