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Finance Spring Weeks, Internships & Graduate Schemes 2027

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Spring weeks

First-year students (second year on a four-year course)
0 open 0 opening soon
Next deadline: None yet
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Summer internships

Penultimate-year students
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Off-cycle internships

Final-year students and graduates
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Graduate programmes

Final-year students and recent graduates
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Degree apprenticeships

School and college leavers
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When finance employers recruit

Typical windows from previous cycles. Tap a route to see what's open.

Spring weeks Usually open Sep – Jan · 0 open now · 0 opening soon
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Finance FAQs

When do spring weeks open?

Most banks open spring week applications between September and January. Many review applications on a rolling basis, so applying early matters.

Can I apply to spring weeks in second year?

Usually only if you are on a four-year course. Most spring weeks are for students in the first year of a three-year degree.

Do I need a finance degree?

No. Banks recruit from all degree subjects. They look for interest in the industry, numeracy and teamwork.

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