Royal Navy graduates

The Royal Navy’s role is rich and varied which, naturally, means yours will be too. You could find yourself helping prevent global conflict or delivering vital humanitarian aid. You’ll also receive internationally recognised qualifications, with first-class leadership training that will put you head-and-shoulders above other candidates for the rest of your career.

TURNING GRADUATES INTO OFFICERS

We have opportunities for high-calibre, self-starting graduates to become Royal Navy officers. As an officer you will be an important part of our command structure, charged with managing the men and women that make up our world-leading maritime defence. You’ll also have access to an almost limitless career ladder as well as training and leisure activities that few other organisations can provide.  

You might choose to work towards further qualifications, such as a masters degree, or you could find yourself managing up to thirty colleagues within two years. And, that’s not to mention world travel, private dental care and the potential to earn over £31,000 from day one.

Find out what building a Royal Navy career is really like, straight from the graduates who are already making their mark as officers.

HEAR FROM OUR RECENT GRADUATES

BA Modern Languages
- Junior Warfare Officer

It’s more than a job. It’s a life and a lifestyle, and has without a doubt truly exceeded my expectations.

Bsc Physics & Astronomy
- Sub Lieutenant Deputy Logistics Officer

I’m getting world class professional training, and I’m not adding to my student debt as I do it.

M.Eng Materials Engineer
- Junior Marine Engineer Officer

It’s more than a graduate scheme, it’s an open door to travelling the world and working on some interesting equipment as you do.

BEng Electrical Engineering
- Engineering Officer Submariner

Learning how a submarine works to getting my dolphins was a huge challenge, but now I'm so proud of myself.

BEng Civil Engineering
- Marine Engineer Officer 

The work side is good, and it’s a really sociable experience. There’s a lot of free time is available to do your own thing outside work.

BEng Civil Engineering
- Royal Marine Captain

To be successful and join such an elite fighting force when it’s so challenging to make the cut? It’s a great feeling.