Career Development
Are you interested in working in government for the summer or after you graduate? If so, Disability Services would like to tell you about a great opportunity for students with disabilities.
On average, it takes six to nine months to land a job or internship post-graduation. If you're graduating in December or May or searching for a summer internship, come take advantage of the Technology Career Fair Oct. 3–4.
Unfortunately, you can't snap your fingers and get your dream job or internship; you need to exercise and flex those muscles regularly to accomplish your long-term goals. Career Services can help.
Human Resources provides regularly opportunities for faculty and staff to expand their knowledge, learn new skills or enhance their overall wellbeing. The fall 2018 catalog is now available online.
In today's job market, it's important to have a competitive résumé. International education can give your credentials that extra boost and teach you skills that will help you shine in the workplace.
Students from across campus, whether they're studying English or aerospace, will have the chance next fall to learn about the vast career opportunities offered by Ball Corporation, a Fortune 300 company based in Broomfield.
Campus has joined the National Center for Faculty Development & Diversity, or NCFDD, a national training and mentoring community that provides professional development benefits to faculty, postdocs and graduate students.
Be sure to apply on the right website! Recently, CU 51´«Ã½ transitioned to a new career site. Employees interested in campus staff positions will need to apply using a new internal job board.
Career Services isn't just for undergraduates. The office helps graduate students and postdoctoral researchers as well, assisting in career development and goal achievement.
Don't have a summer job lined up yet? Career Services can help. Make the most of your summer employment by finding a job or internship that is right for you. Get started with your search today.