The Employability & Enterprise Skills Experience
 

  • "Because of doing the UBC I was selected for a placement out of 150 candidates"

  • 83% of students agree employability skills improved after participating in the UBC

  • “Thank you - the UBC was one of my top experiences at university”

  • The UBC has helped over 30,000 students with employability and enterprise skills

  • Entries now open for UBC UK 2018-19 at Early Bird discount rate

  • Congratulations to the University of Limpopo - winners UBC South Africa 2017 Grand Final

  • Congratulations to Anglia Ruskin University Lord Ashcroft International Business School - winners UBC UK 2017-18

Hall of fame

UBC United Kingdom winners:

UBC UK 2017-18 GRAND FINAL WAS WON BY ANGLIA RUSKIN UNIVERSITY, LORD ASHCROFT INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS SCHOOL

1st: Anglia Ruskin University, Lord Ashcroft International Business School

1st: Round 3 Grand Final - hosted by lead corporate sponsor IBM at IBM South Bank, London - was won by Anglia Ruskin University, Lord Ashcroft International Business School.

Congratulations to the team members from ARU: Krisztian Papp (team Leader), Cintia Papp (holding the trophy) and Rodrigo Conte Quadros (not present). They were presented with the trophy by Helen Kelisky (left), Vice Prresident, Enterprise and Rosemary Clunie (right) Talent Acquisition Manager for IBM UK & Ireland.

2nd: Bangor University

Congratulations to the team members from Bangor University: Benjamin Murray (Team Leader), Hannah Culleton, Junhui Wang, Nguyen Nhat Ngan Le, Simon Gilliat-Haigh.

3rd: Abertay Dundee University

Congratulations to the team members from Abertay Dundee University: Joshua Havens (Team Leader), Adam Campbell, Adeel Akram, Kadie McIntosh, Petra Susko.

Related items

The 2015 winners from the University of Sheffield

The 2014 winners from the University of Bristol

What participants say about the UBC:

“The UBC is an extremely valuable student activity. Teams develop the essential business skills that employers are looking for”

Claire Spencer, School of Economics, Finance and Management, University of Bristol.