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Students
- Explore Majors and Careers
- Upcoming Events
- Resumes and Cover Letters
- Job and Internship Search
- Student Employment
- SECU Public Fellows Internship Program
- Interviewing
- Networking
- Graduate & Professional School
- Service and Gap Year Programs
- For Graduate Students
- What is Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion in the Workplace?
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Resources
- Aportfolio
- Big Interview
- Career Exploration Profile
- Focus 2 Career
- Four-Year Career Plan
- Handshake
- MBTI Career Report
- Mountaineer Career Passport
- Job/Internship Listing Sites
- NC Tower
- O*NET OnLine
- Presentation Request
- Request an Interview Room
- Schedule an Appointment
- Strong Interest Inventory
- Career Readiness Handbook
- Value Card Sort
- Share Your Story
For Graduate Students
Graduate students, did you know the Career Development Center provides all of its resources to you as well? This includes:
Individualized Coaching
Each college has its own career coach who is here to help you (see below). Appointments can be made through Handshake to help you with a variety of career needs, including:
- Updating your resume/CV/cover letter
- How to create and leverage your LinkedIn
- Searching for internships or practicum
- Interview preparation and practice (for graduate school, internship, job, etc.)
- Searching for a job
Employer Engagement
Each semester our office offers a variety of opportunities to engage with employers. Whether you are job/internship searching or hoping to gain perspective, you don't want to miss these opportunities. As graduate students you have unique educational and professional skills to be a strong candidate for a number of recruitment needs. For a full list of our events, check out our event calendar.
Applying For Doctoral Programs
If you're looking to continue your education we can assist you in searching for, applying to, and interview preparation for your continuing education. Make an appointment with your career coach on Handshake to get started.
Internship Searching
Most programs have a practicum and/or internship as part of the requirement. It can be hard to know where to look for these opportunities. Your internship coordinator within your department and program director are great resources. If you're looking for additional opportunities, consider using: