Our Guiding Philosophy: Career Everywhere for Everyone

Career Everywhere (for Everyone) is the belief and understanding that students are not only seeking advice about their career aspirations (and questions) from the staff at the Career Center, but also from faculty, staff, Duke alumni, our employer partners and more. Career Everywhere helps to ensure that everyone a student may interact with regarding career readiness is equipped with the tools and referral resources needed to create consistent messaging for all Duke students! The Career Center is the hub of this ecosystem, playing the role of consultant, creator, curator and collaborator. It is our role to create and curate career content; identify and amplify career resources; consult and collaborate with campus colleagues; and set the vision for a campus committed to career readiness and success.
With that philosophy, we have three guiding principles–Relevancy, Visibility, and Inclusivity. [Learn More]

Summer ’26 Internships at Top YC Startups

Interesting in interning at a Startup this summer and not sure where to find opportunities? Y Combinator, companies are hiring CS and technical students for summer ’26 internships and you can apply here.

For the complete list of offerings check …

By Greg Victory (he/him/his)
Greg Victory (he/him/his) Assistant VP Student Affairs/Fannie Mitchell Executive Director, Career Center
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Impact Jobs & Internships

Loads of sustainability and social impact orgs are hiring right now — find ‘em in this week’s Reconsidered Impact Jobs curation 👇

🌱 Internships
Emerson Collective — Summer Intern, Sycamore and Oak, Climate and Sustainability (Washington, D.C.)
HUGO BOSS — Intern, Sustainable Supply Chain (Metzingen, …

By Greg Victory (he/him/his)
Greg Victory (he/him/his) Assistant VP Student Affairs/Fannie Mitchell Executive Director, Career Center
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Know Yourself – Working in Healthcare Series

A common interview question for positions in the healthcare field – or many other industries for that matter – is some form of “What is your why?”

Why do you want to go to medical school?

Why do you want to explore …

By Michael "Rudi" Rudisill (he/him)
Michael "Rudi" Rudisill (he/him) Assistant Director, Career Services
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Spotlighted Resources

Duke Career Center Resources to get you started

Duke Career Hub The hub of career conversations, content and resources at Duke, including Career Communities. Learn about our Guiding …

What’s Career Got To Do With It? Podcast

A much-loved podcast brought to you by four Career Center team members who hope to provide a space for honest …

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