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After university, most graduates join a graduate programme – at a small or large firm – and work their way up the ladder.

A graduate programme at Samsung Technology Center and partnership with Samsung Art & Design Institute was also established.

Supported by recommendations from the governor of Alaska, among others, he leapfrogged undergraduate college and was admitted to a graduate programme on public administration at the John F Kennedy School of Government at Harvard.

"The sector has traditionally overvalued experience and undervalued potential which is what we're trying to address," says Amy Pettipher, programme manager at Charityworks, a graduate programme for the not-for-profit sector.

"I was at an interview for a graduate programme recently and was asked what made me unique compared to the other inteviewees.

She graduated college with an English honours degree, and then started a graduate programme in psychology.

Often defined as "an art school for engineers or a tech school for artists", ITP is a two-year graduate programme at the Tisch School of the Arts, and is the birthplace of successful applications like FourSquare.

He says: "I turned down a job at the BBC to join the graduate programme at Barnardo's because it offered me a stronger package.

It felt like she was on a roll; next she won "Best Presenter" after joining the graduate programme at Credit Suisse Investment bank and the fact that she spoke several languages meant she was often accompanying the senior staff and CEO's to meetings – "it makes a huge difference to a relationship if somebody can talk to you in their own language", she says.

Vickruck says that two women in her graduate programme at Brock University in St Catharines, Canada, dropped out after having children — a commonality that underscores the challenge of balancing science and family life.

Rubbi Bhogal-Wood has been in the industry since 2000 when she started on the Graduate Programme at Maiden Outdoor in London.