University of Wisconsin–Madison

Category: Exploring Careers

Job Hunting Amid the Coronavirus Pandemic: How to Network…From Your Couch Screen reader support enabled.

You’ve probably heard about the benefits of networking to explore careers and find job and internship opportunities. Here are some tips on how to build and maintain these important connections in the virtual world.

How the Lessons, Skills, and Values You Develop in College (and Maybe Even High School) Prepare You for the Job Market

Put your “all” into school to transform yourself from an inexperienced teenager to a sought-after college graduate and prospective employee.

Honest Career Advice for Students who Think They Need a Master Plan for Life

Expect the unexpected. Create opportunities. And don’t believe the myth of the perfect job.

15 Essential Tips for College Students Preparing For Their Future Careers

Looking for ways to explore careers and build important skills? Read on for 15 tips from top business and career coaches.

How to Compare Medicine to Other Health Careers

There are many career options in healthcare beyond medicine. Read on for advice about finding the path that’s right for you.

What do you do when your internship is canceled? College students need to get creative and adapt this summer

Was your summer opportunity impacted by COVID-19? There are still plenty of ways to explore your career interests and gain experience.

Instead of Finding Your Passion, Try Developing It, Stanford Scholars Say

While “find your passion” is well-intended advice, it might not be good advice.

College Students Expect to Stay at Their First Job for 2 Years or Less

Think your first job will be your forever job? For most it’s unlikely.

New Career Exploration Center for students opens its doors

The University of Wisconsin–Madison hosted a grand opening ceremony for the Career Exploration Center (CEC) in Ingraham Hall. The CEC recently moved to the new location to better serve students. The event highlighted the services, workshops and resources the CEC provides to undergraduates, and the career services offered through UW–Madison schools and colleges.

“Follow Your Passion” is Bad Advice

Passion is a side effect, not a starting point.