Career services advisors share their best tips to explore careers and boost resumes while enjoying the summer.
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Find advice for college graduates who are job searching in a challenging economy. Plus, creative ways to gain professional experience and boost skills.
In a challenging job market, professionals at every level need to think about the trajectory of their careers.
First-gen student Manny Avila's inspiring journey from UW–Madison Online graduate to senior treasury analyst at Zendesk. Learn how his BBA launched a global career and boosted his confidence.
Boost your career! UW–Madison online grad Kristy shares how her bachelor's degree increased her confidence & opened new job opportunities.
Library & Information Studies alum, Lauren, shares how career services at UW–Madison helped her navigate a career pivot and land a fulfilling role as an instructional designer.
Curious about career development opportunities for graduate students in UW–Madison’s Information School? The Library & Information Studies MA program provides personalized support to help you succeed!
Researching in-demand careers and job trends can help you focus on an industry with future growth potential.
Considering a career change? Catch up with Jesus, who was featured in one of our first podcast episodes. He pivoted from engineering to graduating with a Master of Science in Special Education and is thriving as a new teacher.
Career Exploration Center Director Michelle Jackson explains how you can leverage your summer to plan for what's next.
Advance your career or switch fields with continuing education in high-demand industries like healthcare, tech, and education.
Learn some tips from our experts on how to assess and revive your online presence for professional purposes.
Discover the value of an alumni network, how it can benefit your career, and the steps you can take to get involved, both pre- and post-graduation.
Read a step-by-step breakdown from one of our educational counselors on how to use LinkedIn to land your next job.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics publishes an Occupational Outlook Handbook that provides answers to questions about job growth and opportunity. Let’s take a look at what they say and what level of education you need for these top careers.
A college rejection can sting, but there is more than one way to reach your academic goals.