To use the search function, fill in the relevant information in the search boxes and just click "Search." None of the fields are required - so e.g., if you are searching student & graduate profiles, if you only enter information in the box titled "Subject," you will see all the student profiles with the subject or subjects you selected, regardless of their date of graduation, language skills, or target industries.

Some search boxes contain multiple options. To search for a single options, just click on it, and it will be selected. To select and search for multiple options, click while holding down the Ctrl key. This type of search will display results showing any of the options you selected in that particular box (an inclusive, "OR" type search), i.e., not only the results which contain all of the options in the box (an exclusive, "AND" type search). However, otherwise the search function in general is an exclusive search - i.e., if you select "Insurance" as a target industry and "Mathematics" as subject for a Student & Graduate profile search, your search will display only the profiles which contain Insurance as an industry and Mathematics as a subject - and not all profiles containing either Insurance as an industry, or Mathematics as a subject. If this sounds confusing to you - we have simply selected the type of search which intuitively makes the most sense, so just try selecting the options you want, and the search result will probably show you the results you are looking for.

The top-most option in each of these search boxes is <all> - however, none of these search boxes are required, so simply not choosing an option in any of these search boxes will have the same effect. The <all> option is provided for you to "clear" your search results after you have already done a search selecting items from a particular search box.