Graduate Programme: Planning & Development for Tomorrow

WSP Global Inc.; United Kingdom; Remote; GBP 26,000 - 36,000; Full time

Job summary

WSP Global Inc. in the UK invites graduates to join Development Planning and Development Infrastructure, helping shape how places grow and connect communities and transport networks.

You’ll work on projects from feasibility to planning consent and design, contributing to sustainable solutions for new developments. You’ll learn through a two-year Graduate Development Programme, mentored by experienced professionals and exposed to multi-disciplinary teams across Leeds, Manchester, Cambridge and

Qualifications

• You will have, or be on track to achieve, at least a 2:2 in a relevant bachelor’s or master’s degree.
• You will be looking to start work in September 2027.
• You will be interested in how development, transport and infrastructure shape sustainable places and communities.
• You will be keen to learn about transport planning, active travel, layouts, drainage, utilities, roads and site infrastructure.
• You will enjoy using data, technical information and problem-solving to support planning and engineering design.
• You will communicate clearly and collaborate with planners, engineers, specialists, consultants, designers and clients.
• You will be curious, organised and motivated to learn, take ownership and contribute to meaningful development projects.

Responsibilities

• Support Development Planning projects from early feasibility through to planning consent.
• Contribute to areas such as transport planning, access strategies, active travel and impact assessments.
• Assist Development Infrastructure teams with technical design for roads, drainage and utilities.
• Collaborate with planners, environmental specialists, transport consultants and designers.

Skills

2:2 in relevant field

Analytical thinking

Team collaboration

Problem solving

Education

Bachelor's or Master's degree in Planning/Engineering

Job description

WSP Global Inc. in the UK invites graduates to join Development Planning and Development Infrastructure, helping shape how places grow and connect communities and transport networks.

You’ll work on projects from feasibility to planning consent and design, contributing to sustainable solutions for new developments. You’ll learn through a two-year Graduate Development Programme, mentored by experienced professionals and exposed to multi-disciplinary teams across Leeds, Manchester, Cambridge and