Graduate Students
All University of Arkansas students are offered the same services, however, graduate students may want to consider how those services might meet their unique needs. For example:
- What career path suits your aspirations?
- How do I apply to a graduate or professional school?
- Does a resume need to be one page?
- What is the difference between a resume and a curriculum vita (CV)?
- What can I do with a Ph.D. besides research and teaching?
All of these questions and many more will impact your career choices.
Developing such skills as:
- Your 30 Second Commercial/Personal Branding Statement,
- How to Network,
- How to Network at a Conference,
- Interviewing,
- and Negotiating Job Offers
will be useful as you connect with academia and your specialized field.
Thanks to the Career Center, I have met with a number of potential employers on campus, which has given me a good idea of how interviews are conducted and helped me establish important job relationships. Rugkiat Perkins
Chemical Engineering
Graduate Student
I was overwhelmed by the career staff's openness, professionalism, and sincere interest in helping the students they serve. The graduate student services of the Career Development Center is one of the best kept secrets on campus. Jason Kushner
Counselor Education
Ph.D. candidate
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