Malmaison Dundee, Dundee

Dundee Careers Fair.

Venue & date Malmaison Dundee · 8 October 2027 · 44 Whitehall Crescent, Dundee, DD1 4AY Event day Friday
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Dundee Careers Fair.

Malmaison Dundee · 8 October 202744 Whitehall Crescent, Dundee, DD1 4AY

10km marketing radius Open to all industries Company-specific marketing

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INCLUDED With your stand

One booking. A room full of candidates — and a year on our Jobs Board.

Post your jobs, courses and apprenticeships once — they work everywhere we do: on our national Jobs Board, broadcast to Google Jobs, and highlighted to the candidates coming to this event — for 12 months, at no extra cost.

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  • ✓Your exhibitor space — table, tablecloth & chairs, ready on arrival.
  • ✓Company-specific marketing — promoted before & after the event.
  • ✓12 months on our Jobs Board — jobs, courses & apprenticeships, broadcast to Google Jobs, and your whole team can post (anyone on your company's email domain).
  • ✓Applications straight to your inbox — no middleman, never a fee per hire.
  • ✓Dedicated account manager — before, during and after the event.
  • ✓Exhibitor guide & refreshments — plus book-with-confidence protection.
Reasons to book

So many reasons to exhibit at the Dundee Careers Fair

Here are a few — every event is built to put your brand in front of people actively looking for something new.

Candidates filling the aisles between exhibitor stands at a busy careers fair
An exhibitor chatting with a candidate across her stand
100k motivated candidates attend our events each year
50+ UK locations each year
100% Hire on the day, face-to-face
Hire, train, recruit, advertise or market Use every event your way — each one draws people looking for something new.

Stand options

Every Booking Includes

Fully loaded from day one

Pre & post promotionMarketing before and after the event.
Account managerYour contact before, during and after.
Exhibitor spaceTable, tablecloth and chairs, ready on arrival.
12 months job boardUnlimited postings, included.
Exhibitor guideArrival times, parking, prep tips.
RefreshmentsComplimentary, all day.
Book with confidenceYour booking is protected.
CV-Library accessFree for new customers.
What Happens Next

Smooth from booking to event day

1

Confirmation email

Immediate confirmation with your Exhibitor Guide — arrival times, parking and tips.

2

Account manager assigned

A dedicated account manager in touch and available before, during and after.

3

Pre-event check-in

We reach out 2–4 weeks before to confirm final details so you're fully prepared.

Local forecastEvent-day weather appears here inside the 8-day window.

Event timings

Exhibitor set-upVenue access from 9am — we recommend arriving 30 minutes before doors open.
Doors open Arrive by 1pm to give yourself time at every stand. Candidates begin arriving — make sure you're set up and ready to welcome them.
Event winds down Last chance to connect — don't leave it too late! Final conversations and pack-down begins.

Companies who've exhibited with us here

Line-ups change right up to event day — register free and we'll keep you posted as more employers confirm their attendance.

Venue & Travel

Malmaison Dundee

44 Whitehall Crescent, Dundee, DD1 4AY

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♿Venues are chosen with accessibility in mind. For specific requirements, contact the team.

🕙Event runs 10am – 2pm. Exhibitor access from 9am.

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FAQs

Location guide / Scotland

Living & working
in Dundee.

Games, design and life sciences give Dundee a distinctive mix of work, supported by its universities and college. The waterfront brings together cultural destinations, while Broughty Ferry and Dundee Law offer other views of the city. Campus and hospital locations deserve their own transport check when choosing a home.

  • Design and digital industries
  • A compact waterfront centre
  • Coast, hills and culture

By The UK Careers Fair Editorial Team
Last updated

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Last updated 5 chapters · 3 min read

Know the areaThe guide covers Dundee city. The ONS rent benchmark is for the wider Dundee and Angus broad rental market area.

Official area data

The local picture

Data checked 7 November 2026
Average private rent / month£826

Dundee and Angus · September 2026

Average house price£147,974

Dundee · August 2026

August 2025August 2026
Population estimate148,390

Dundee City · 2025

Whole statistical area, not necessarily the town boundary.

Employment rate, age 16–64: 68.8% · Dundee City · Jul 2025-Jun 2026. Survey estimate; local results can be volatile.

Area averages are not current asking prices or individual property valuations. Local short-term changes are volatile; use a year or longer. UK HPI house-price observations are provisional and subject to revision. Scottish rent inputs are mainly advertised new lets; rents are published for Broad Rental Market Areas, which may differ from the local authority.

01

Work & opportunity

Games, digital technology and life sciences.

Dundee's council identifies life sciences, digital, games, cyber security and financial technology among its economic strengths. Universities and Dundee and Angus College provide education and training, while the waterfront and cultural venues support visitor-facing work. Search both specialist roles and the operations, administration and customer services that support them.

Dundee City Council and local education institutions are also part of the employment picture. Discover Work is the city's employment-support partnership. At the fair, ask employers about portfolio requirements, apprenticeships or training pathways, and whether work is at a central office, a campus or another site.

Make it practical
  • Show practical projects for digital and creative roles.
  • Ask about transferable skills and entry-level routes.
  • Check the workplace location before choosing housing.
Explore the official sourcesCity Development and Dundee's economy
02

Homes & cost of living

Waterfront, campus and hospital journeys.

Homes & everyday costs

Compare a city-centre or waterfront base with Broughty Ferry if coastal surroundings are a priority. Check access to the workplace, supermarket, evening activities and any childcare you need.

The official rent figure shown alongside covers Dundee and Angus. It is a broad-area benchmark, not a Dundee asking price for your preferred home. The council's Housing Options service explains private and social routes, while Dundee Homefinder provides assistance with private renting. Allow for bills, deposit, furnishings and transport as well as rent. Scottish rent inputs are mainly advertised new lets, which limits direct comparison with other UK nations.

Make it practical
  • Compare like-for-like properties and bedroom counts.
  • Inspect heating, damp, storage and noise.
  • Ask Housing Options about support if needed.
03

Getting around

Local buses and the October 2026 timetable changes.

Xplore Dundee provides local journey planning, fares and service updates. Its site announced timetable changes from 19 October 2026, so use current routes rather than an old saved map. A short distance on a map can still mean a connection or an uphill walk.

Build your travel plan around both the outward and homeward trips. If your job involves Ninewells, a campus, retail or hospitality shifts, enter the exact address and finish time. Compare walking, cycling and bus options, and ask about facilities such as cycle storage before relying on a particular mode.

Make it practical
  • Check weekday and weekend timetables separately.
  • Test the final walk from the stop.
  • Review service alerts before the fair.
04

Life beyond work

V&A Dundee, the waterfront and Broughty Ferry.

VisitScotland highlights V&A Dundee, Dundee Contemporary Arts, Dundee Rep and The McManus, alongside the waterfront, Dundee Law and Broughty Ferry. These give the city a strong mix of galleries, performance and outdoor time without needing every outing to be a major trip.

Explore the waterfront and centre, then spend another visit in the neighbourhood where you might live. Look for the everyday places you will actually use: a library, exercise class, community group or reliable food shop. Check individual opening times and ticket arrangements rather than assuming all attractions are free.

Make it practical
  • Try a waterfront walk after work.
  • Use Dundee Law or Broughty Ferry for a change of scene.
  • Follow local venues for current programmes.
Explore the official sourcesDundee destination guide
05

Settling in

Scottish services and local family arrangements.

Settle in well

Dundee City Council's Housing Options and Homefinder pages are useful first contacts when planning a move. Confirm Council Tax, waste collections and any parking arrangements for the actual property; student or shared-house arrangements should be checked rather than assumed.

Follow NHS inform for GP registration. For family moves, ask the council and providers about schools, childcare availability and opening hours before committing to a location. Keep a small contingency in your moving budget for travel, household essentials and the gap before your first salary.

Make it practical
  • Check services using the new postcode.
  • Arrange healthcare registration.
  • Keep tenancy and employment documents accessible.
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Sources & dates

The detail behind your decisions.

We use official local authorities, transport operators, public data and destination organisations. Data periods are shown alongside figures. Employer examples describe the local economy; they are not a promise of vacancies or attendance at the fair.

  1. City Development and Dundee's economy Dundee City Council · accessed 3 November 2026
  2. Housing prices in Dundee Office for National Statistics · accessed 3 November 2026 · September 2026 private rents; release 21 October 2026
  3. Housing Options in Dundee Dundee City Council · accessed 3 November 2026
  4. Dundee Homefinder Service Dundee City Council · accessed 3 November 2026
  5. Dundee journey planning and service updates Xplore Dundee · accessed 3 November 2026
  6. Dundee destination guide VisitScotland · accessed 3 November 2026
  7. Registering with a GP practice NHS inform · accessed 3 November 2026
  8. Early learning, childcare and out-of-school care Dundee City Council · accessed 3 November 2026

Next editorial review due 3 December 2026. Prices, services and availability can change before then.

Careers fairs

Meet employers in person.

Find an upcoming fair and ask employers about their roles, workplaces and training.

For employers / Dundee

Hiring in Dundee.

Understand the local workforce. Meet candidates face to face.

Local knowledge.
Face-to-face connections.

Use the figures to plan your recruitment, then meet candidates and introduce your opportunities at The UK Careers Fair.Exhibit in Dundee

Official figures for Dundee City. These describe the statistical area, which may differ from Dundee and the fair’s catchment. They are not a forecast of attendance or candidates’ skills.

01 / The people behind the numbers

The local workforce

Shape the roles, training and working patterns you bring to your stand.

Residents aged 16–64

97,139Dundee City · Mid-2025Includes people in work, studying and outside the labour force.

Economically active, age 16–64

76.0%Dundee City · Jul 2025-Jun 2026In work or unemployed under the survey definition. 95% margin: ±4.8 percentage points.

Higher qualifications (RQF4+)

55.7%Dundee City · Jan 2025-Dec 2025Residents aged 16–64 with level 4 or above. 95% margin: ±4.7 percentage points.
Occupations of employed residents

Dundee City · Jul 2025-Jun 2026. Shares of people already in work; survey estimates, not available applicants. Only published, reliable estimates are shown.

Occupation groupShare95% margin
% all in employment who are - 1: managers, directors and senior officials (SOC2020)6.8%±3.3 pp
% all in employment who are - 2: professional occupations (SOC2020)23.2%±5.5 pp
% all in employment who are - 3: associate professional occupations (SOC2020)9.2%±3.7 pp
% all in employment who are - 4: administrative and secretarial occupations (SOC2020)6.2%±3.1 pp
% all in employment who are - 5: skilled trades occupations (SOC2020)9.0%±3.7 pp
% all in employment who are - 6: caring, leisure and other service occupations (SOC2020)13.8%±4.5 pp
% all in employment who are - 7: sales and customer service occupations (SOC2020)7.0%±3.3 pp
% all in employment who are - 8: process, plant and machine operatives (SOC2020)7.5%±3.4 pp
% all in employment who are - 9: elementary occupations (SOC2020)16.7%±4.8 pp
Make the conversation count.

Tell candidates what the work involves, what support you offer and which skills can be learned on the job. A conversation at your stand gives both sides room to ask questions.

02 / Put your offer in context

Pay & the local economy

Use published benchmarks alongside the requirements of the role you are hiring for.

Employee jobs in the area

78,000Dundee City · 2024Workplace-based, rounded estimates. Existing jobs, not vacancies.

Median gross full-time pay / week

£791Dundee City · April 2026 (provisional)Local workplaces; all occupations. CV 3.1%.

Jobs per working-age resident

0.88Dundee City · 2024Total jobs divided by residents aged 16–64. A ratio, not a percentage.

Where local employee jobs are

Dundee City · 2024

Largest published industry groups. These are existing employee jobs, not vacancies.

  1. Human health activities14,000
  2. Education9,000
  3. Retail trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles8,000
  4. Food and beverage service activities7,000
  5. Public administration and defence; compulsory social security6,000
Bring a clear offer to the fair.

Make pay, hours, location and progression easy to understand. Your team can explain what makes the opportunity worthwhile and arrange the next step while the conversation is fresh.

Sources, reporting periods & how we use the data

Data is refreshed from official public feeds. Different releases cover different periods; the date beside each figure is the period it measures. Suppressed and unreliable estimates are omitted. Survey estimates are subject to uncertainty and revision. Missing data is never shown as zero.

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

From the exhibition floor

What employers say about Dundee

4 published testimonials from Dundee Careers Fair. Feedback relates to past events.

Dundee Careers Fair

It was a very positive experience, we feel as though we have reached a wider audience in the Dundee area who maybe wouldn't have known or been aware of the variety of jobs we have.

Thorntons LawPast exhibitor
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Dundee Careers Fair

It was a very busy day with lots of interest especially from students. It was a great way to showcase our organisation and the careers paths it can offer.

Social Security ScotlandPast exhibitor
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Dundee Career Fair

It was a very successful Careers Fair, there was a lot of people who attended. A very diverse audience in terms of age, sex, race and interests.

Thorntons LawPast exhibitor
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Dundee Careers Fair

We felt the event was a success with a great attendance and plenty of interest in Carr Gomm. The whole layout of the room was very good with everyone in attendance spaced out well and a clear route through the room. I believe the event must have been well advertised and everyone who attended seemed to have a genuine interest in getting in to work.

Carr GommPast exhibitor
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