University of Wisconsin–Madison

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5 ways to explore careers, build resumes this summer

Summer Term is about more than just checking off requirements; it’s a season of possibility and personal growth. As you settle into your summer routine, you may find yourself with a little time and mental space to plan for what comes after your degree. Whether you’re looking to polish your resume, develop transferable skills or investigate …

4 Important Tips for Using Social Media for Job Hunts

Social media isn’t just for keeping up with friends and watching funny videos. It can also help you find new opportunities and impress future employers! Check out this article to learn about strategies you can use to put your best self forward online. Read the article

Podcast: What Do People Do All Day?

What Do People Do All Day? is a podcast for college students and recent graduates who are figuring out what they want to do professionally. Host Sara Seymour, a 2018 Yale graduate, conducts interviews with recent graduates across industries to shine the light on what kinds of jobs are out there and what they’re like. …

The Pandemic Made Internships Hypercompetitive

The world of internships has changed quite a bit since the start of the pandemic. Read on for examples of how college students across the country adapted and made the most of their experiences over the last academic year, as well as for expert tips to help you get a jumpstart on landing opportunities of …

Career Advice for College Students Navigating the New Normal

You don’t need to be on campus to explore careers and build skills. Check out these tips for taking a proactive approach to your career development, regardless of where you are physically located.

Born to the Internet, Grew up Fast in a Pandemic

While many in-person student jobs on hold because of the pandemic, some students have turned to online entrepreneurship to help pay the bills and get real-world work experience.

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.