UK remote
2027 Graduate Fellowship Scheme
About this role
In the UK, the Informa Graduate Fellowship Scheme is a dedicated two-year programme that sees you working across different businesses and roles, following your individual interests and learning quickly along the way. The scheme includes: Four six-month placements with the chance to explore areas that match your interests The opportunity for an international placement, spending six months in one of our hubs outside of the UK The freedom to choose your own path, with potential placements in areas such as Event Operations, Marketing, Conference Production, Data Analytics, Customer Insights, Digital Product Management and Sustainability, among many others! A dedicated welcome and immersion programme, including introductions and exposure to senior leaders A personal mentor from Informa’s senior leadership teams A buddy from within the graduate scheme Ongoing support from the Graduate Programme Manager Full eligibility for Informa's comprehensive UK benefits and support package A vibrant and supportive graduate fellow community and network Where the role will take you Informa’s Graduate Fellowship Scheme offers the chance to explore different roles, make connections, and learn both through training and working on live projects.
There are countless opportunities to succeed, and we offer a lot of support to help you find a permanent role within Informa after completing the scheme. The programme manager, your graduate community and networks built along the way will be there to support you. Please note, the application deadline is the 3rd January 2027. At Informa, everyone works to a common set of guiding principles and these qualities are also what we look for in you, as a graduate candidate.
You can learn more about those principles here. You can be a graduate or prospective graduate from any background and area of study, as long as you have achieved or are on course to achieve a minimum 2:1 degree or equivalent. Previous work experience in any setting is valuable but not required. What we look for: Skills you have developed through your studies, work experience, volunteering, or extra-curricular activities Examples of how you have worked collaboratively with others to achieve a shared goal An interest in using digital tools and emerging technologies The ability to analyse information, think critically and solve problems Strong communication skills, including presenting ideas clearly both verbally and in writing Curiosity and a willingness to learn quickly in new teams, topics and environments Strong organisational skills, with the ability to manage priorities and work effectively across varied tasks A proactive, self-motivated approach and the confidence to take ownership while learning from others We believe that great things happen when people connect face-to-face.