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UK and Ireland
Frequently Asked Questions
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 What degree do I need to have studied?
Generally any construction related degree course is acceptable, however the course will need to be accredited by the relevant body (RICS / ICE / IMechE / CIOB etc).
We are unable to accept applications from those who have not studied a construction related degree.
Where will I be based?
When you apply, you will be asked to specify the area(s) of the country you are most interested in working in. Please be aware that we cannot guarantee that we will be able to place you in your preferred location.
As our Graduate Programme is rotational, you should also be aware that during the two years of the scheme one or more of your rotations may require you to make a temporary move (for which financial assistance will be provided).
Do you accept applications from foreign students who have studied in the UK?
Yes we do, please bear in mind however that you will need to have the right visa in place to work permanently in the UK prior to the start date of our programme. Bovis Lend Lease is not able to apply for a work permit on your behalf, this is something that you will need to do at the end of your studies.
Can I e-mail / fax / post my application to you?
Applications are only accepted via our online application system. If there are extenuating circumstances as to why you are unable to complete the online form, you can e-mail us via the contact us section on the website.
Are there any application deadlines?
We are not currently taking applications for our Graduate Programme. Please check check back regularly in case this changes.
Are there opportunities to work abroad?
As a global organisation, opportunities may arise for you to work abroad, it is unlikely that these will occur during the two years of your graduate programme, but once the programme is complete you are free to apply for any roles within the organisation.
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