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Shape trust and confidence in regulated financial services.
EY 2026 Graduate and Student Opportunities
Programme Overview:
On the Extended Assurance Graduate Programme, you’ll shape the future with confidence by helping financial services organisations manage risk, meet regulatory expectations and strengthen trust. You’ll work in high performing teams on assurance and advisory engagements, using data, technology and professional judgement to deliver insights clients can rely on. As a Shaper of the future, you’ll build your potential while making a real impact for clients and society.
Core skills for success:
Analytical thinking — evaluating data, evidence and control environments to form robust assurance conclusions
Integrity – exercising judgement and accountability where regulatory trust and public interest matter
Ownership and accountability – taking responsibility for outcomes and driving work forward in complex engagements
Collaboration – working in inclusive teams and clearly explaining risks and findings to clients
Adaptability – responding confidently as regulations, priorities and client needs evolve
What you will be doing:
Work on assurance and advisory engagements across regulated financial services, helping clients manage risk and meet regulatory expectations
Analyse risks, controls and data to identify issues and deliver clear, well‑evidenced insights
Collaborate with multidisciplinary EY teams and engage with clients and stakeholders
Develop your skills through structured learning, coaching and professional qualifications alongside real‑world experience
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