Welcome UAlbany Graduate Students!
The Career and Professional Development office provides a wide range of services and resources to support our grad students. From exploring careers options, to helping you leverage your advanced skills and expertise, to crafting a targeted resume or CV, the staff are here to help in your career growth and development.
To make an appointment to meet with a career staff person, please visit Handshake.
Students can use the summer months to gain valuable experience. In the Make the Most of Your Summer Series, we highlight various students who are making their summer count. This week’s spotlight is on Chaya Gitelson, a rising junior and …
Students can use the summer months to gain valuable experience. In the Make the Most of Your Summer Series, we highlight various students who are making their summer count. This week’s spotlight is on Devin O’Brien, a senior and Computer …
Not sure what your summer plans may be yet? Think about volunteering in your local community!
Not only does volunteering provide support to those in need, it can also develop great transferrable skills for your future career. You can also …
UAlbany students have fantastic internship opportunities! Read below to learn about Raquel Ruiz, a junior and a Communications major, who is interning at the law firm Hodgson Russ LLP . She’s also one of our awesome Peer Career Advisors (PCA) and …
Are you ready to find jobs in the U.S. as an international student? Join Career coach Kwan Segal to learn how you can get your new job in the U.S.!
International students can face challenges launching their careers in the …
Online career and education planning system that will help you make informed decisions about your future.
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If you would like to request a Career and Professional Development Workshop, please do so here.
Concerned about compensation? Arm yourself with data from Job Search Intelligence, which the US Department of Labor says offers the …
Use Big Interview to learn and practice your interview skills, whether you’re interviewing for a job or graduate school.
