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Students

This site is designed to help guide you, the student, through the choices you face everyday such as:
  • What type of career should I pursue?
  • Will I enjoy the field I've chosen?
  • What are the job opportunities within my major?
  • How much will I earn as a _____ ?

If you have ever wondered about similar issues, come in to Career Services and talk with a Peer Educator, use Ask A Career Peer on this page to ask a question, or make an appointment to meet with one of our career counselors.

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If you would rather dig into different career options yourself, there are plenty of resources available on our web site

Learning Outcomes

We are committed to helping you learn to

  • identify, evaluate and use sources of information relevant to making career decisions.
  • analyze and articulate your interests, skills, values, and strengths and relate them to educational and career plans.
  • develop and implement career plans which integrate self- assessment and occupational information and consider the ethical and global implications.
  • effectively present your qualifications to enhance your educational and career goals.

Career Events

View a schedule of Career Events such as career fairs, workshops, and recruiters on campus.

Career Handbook

The Career Handbook provides a wealth of information to help you write a resume and cover letter, interview effectively and negotiate salary, in addition to many other valuable topics.

Career Resource Center

Deciding on a Major

GoldPASS

GoldPASS is the U of M's online database to help connect students and alumni with employers, volunteer opportunities and internships across the country. It's easy to use, can help you search for and apply for jobs, and it's FREE.

Internships

Job Search Resources

What are recent UMD graduates doing?

Find out what recent UMD graduates are doing by browsing through the Graduate Follow-up Report. You can see where grads are employed, how related those jobs are to their majors, and average salaries by major.

Additional Resources

International Students:

Special Populations:

UMD Students sitting outside in the fall
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