Explore · Achieve · Succeed

Your personal career guide.

University? Master's? Not sure yet? Don't worry, we will find the right path for you

In good company

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What’s missing

You are asked to choose a future with no information about it.

Don't let anyone else decide for you. Find out. Don't guess.

Why UTalento?

Your next step, built on real careers and real data.

Everything we suggest comes from the job market, the careers of real people and two well-studied models of interests and personality.

20M+job ads

Data from the real job market

Millions of job ads from across Europe, turned into one next step that fits you.

4,132universities32countries
One of 13,000 real careers
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People who walked the path

See how people actually got to the job you’re curious about: what they studied, where they started and where they work today.

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Science you can trust

Your profile uses Holland’s RIASEC and HEXACO, two well-studied models of interests and personality, plus official data from your country. With data and support from Universum and Talent Venture Group.

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How it works

  1. 01 · Explore

    Find out what really moves you.

    A short, honest psychometric test to uncover your true passions and values.

  2. 02 · Achieve

    Get good, not just interested.

    Take on harder simulations and build skills that bring you closer to your dream job

  3. 03 · Succeed

    Get into the university you want.

    Discover every possible route into the university of your dreams, including the ones you may not have known about.

  4. Always there

    A guide who remembers you.

    Come back anytime and show how far you have come

“We make exploring your future career fun”

A science-based test to find what moves you, the real paths to get there, and a guide that remembers you.

UTalento's promise

IT GROWS WITH YOU

A grade says what happened. This says where you are heading.

Your portrait takes its shape from what you do, not from a form.

  1. September: You start without knowing, and that is fine.
  2. December: A simulation wakes up a practical side.
  3. May: Still you, now with a path you chose.

Who UTalento is for

Who UTalento is for

High school students
Explore careers and find your first job.
University students
See how close you are and what it takes to land your dream job.
School counselors
Walk into every conversation already knowing who the student is: their interests, and what you agreed on last time.
Institutions & schools
A calm place for your students to explore what comes next, and a school view where your counsellors see the students they guide.

Inside UTalento

See what a student sees.

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Testimonials

Loved by students. Trusted by schools

“I was feeling lost and anxious about what path to take. The short simulations let me try real tasks without any pressure. Now I actually know what I want to explore next.”

Sofia R.

Student, Madrid

“UTalento is a game-changer for classroom guidance. Instead of dry lectures, my students got to experience real-world work. The insights helped us start much better conversations.”

Anders L.

Counsellor, Stockholm

“It felt like a calm companion. It didn't just give me a static label; it recommended small, realistic steps that I could do in a week. That really reduced my anxiety.”

Lukas B.

Student, Gothenburg

“I wanted to change careers but didn't want to start a new degree blindly. Experiencing the project management simulation confirmed my skills before I committed.”

Elena M.

Career Changer, Valencia

“Our counsellors used to spend the first part of every meeting working out who they were talking to. Now they arrive already knowing, and the conversation starts where it used to finish.”

Marta S.

Head of studies, Seville