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GE Aerospace

UK Placements

2027 cycle

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What you need to do

Apply for one placement, then take the online assessment if you are invited. The pages do not say where to apply.

You apply.

Where it takes place

  • Various locations in the UK

    “Our UK sites offer 12-month placements for students looking to gain real-world experience as part of their studies.”

    Source (opens in a new tab), read 26 Sep 2026

Dates, as the organiser states them

Who can apply

Students on a 12-month placement within their studies who return to education after it. Graduates are pointed to graduate roles. No visa sponsorship; the graduate roles placements lead to need permanent UK work rights.

  • First-years: not stated by the organiser
  • University restrictions: not stated by the organiser
  • The pages set no subject rule. Placement areas include aerospace, mechanical, electrical, manufacturing, software and systems engineering, data science, digital technology, finance, quality, research and supply chain.

Source (opens in a new tab), read 26 Sep 2026

Limits on applying

  • You may apply for one placement only, though the company may suggest a better-suited one.

Pay and length

  • Paid, amount not disclosed
  • Length: 12 months

Notes

Twelve-month placements at the company's UK sites, seen as a route into its graduate roles. The main areas are aerospace, aeronautical or mechanical engineering, electrical and electronic engineering, data science, digital technology, finance, manufacturing engineering, quality, research and development, software engineering, supply chain and systems engineering. The FAQ says start dates are usually in early summer and vary by site. Pay is confirmed at offer stage.

Sources and last check

Checked by software on 27 Sep 2026. Confirm on the official page before you rely on it.

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