Interested in furthering your career? Try this new program providing individual advising and professional development on topics ranging from career exploration to job search strategies.
There are some stereotypes that employers may believe about graduate degree holders, but you can help counteract those stereotypes through your application documents and your interview.
Whether you’re seeking full-time employment after graduation or trying to figure out what you’re passionate about, the best place to start as a CU Boulder student is Handshake.
Attending career fairs ranks among the top four ways that CU Boulder students obtain an internship or first job out of college. Learn some tips for a successful career fair.
From paid research studies to part-time employment, there are many opportunities to work at CU Boulder. Aside from earning money, working on campus is a great way to meet new people and gain experience.
The Department of Human Resources and the Lockheed Martin Engineering Management Program offer a customized graduate-level certificate for employees. Apply by Jan. 14.
Student Affairs invites faculty and staff to register for professional and team development opportunities, covering mental health first aid, supporting student resiliency and more.
Whether you're certain of your future plans or still trying to figure it out, talking to your family about this topic can be difficult. Here are some tips to make these conversations over winter break a little easier.
Whether you are looking to get involved, gain experience for your résumé or develop professional skills, there are many leadership development opportunities for you in the next semester.
