At London College of Communication (LCC), our Placements Team supports all students to enhance their experience of work placements and professional practice.
As part of this journey, we can help you to search, apply and secure approval for your placements. We also work in collaboration with Careers and Employability at UAL to ensure you receive as much support as possible when shaping your future in your chosen industry.
Work placements can help you to grow your skills, build your connections and gain vital experience for your future career. Some courses at LCC offer placements as part of a particular unit, and you can check your course handbook for more information if this is applicable to you. However, even if placements aren’t part of your course curriculum, we’d encourage you to explore related opportunities during your time at the College.
At LCC, we work with companies of all sizes within the design, media communications and screen industries across the world.
Many of our students find placements with companies that are well-established in their chosen industry, while others work with smaller companies who might not be as well-known. Both types of companies can provide you with a wealth of knowledge and experience to help you progress in your career and gain a range of different insights into your chosen industry.
You might also be interested in undertaking an international placement, which can offer a great idea of how your chosen industry works in a particular country. If you’d like to pursue an international opportunity, our Placements Team can support you through the process.
As you have the best insight into the kinds of industries that you’d like to work in, we encourage you to source your own placements. This can also help you to develop your professional practice through areas such as research, networking, application processes and interviews.
Previously, LCC students have worked with organisations including:
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For information about student placements contact Mandip Takhar: placements@lcc.arts.ac.uk