Career Development

Whether you’re looking to make progress in your job or internship search or looking for activities to fill downtime, here are some things you can do over winter break.

Over the past months, graduate students who teach or assist in teaching courses have gained experience with designing hybrid and remote courses. Review these tips for including your experience in résumés and cover letters.

The University Libraries invite graduate students to apply for this opportunity designed to expand one’s understanding of libraries’ and librarians’ roles in the evolving information ecosystem.

To further aid graduate students who are beginning to think about career pathways, the Graduate School, in partnership with Career Services, has created a series of special panels to connect students with alumni who have made transitions to successful careers beyond academia.

While there have been changes in the workforce due to the impacts of COVID-19, many companies and industries are continuing to hire. Read tips and resources for finding a job during uncertain times.

How you get involved during your time at CU Boulder can demonstrate a number of things to future employers. Here are four ways to gain experience this year by getting involved.

Even though many of us are physically distancing right now, it’s still possible to network and make connections virtually. Here are some pointers from Career Services.

A cover letter is your chance to show an employer you are a good fit for a job. Sometimes it can be hard to know how to start, but here are some things to consider and tips for creating an engaging cover letter.

One way to build your network this semester is with Handshake. Here are three tips to help you get started.

Informational interviews are often informal, and can help you learn about certain industries and the steps you need to take to get into a career. They also allow you to practice talking with professionals and build your network. Learn more.