Are you looking for a way to demonstrate your work and provide commentary for viewers to more easily make connections? A portfolio may provide the structure you need and is an opportunity to tell your story and show your work.
In our context, a portfolio means:
- Curated: selected work only demonstrates the highest quality and most relevant examples of your skills and style
- Annotated: commentary is added so viewers can make meaning more easily. Annotations highlight what you did (especially in a team effort), how you did it, and unique colleges or solutions
- Identified: connected to or includes career contact and biographical information.
Read on for advice, tools, and resources to develop your own portfolio.
Portfolio Career Guides
We include our LinkedIn guide as some students choose to use it like a portfolio and include commentary and links associated with their work.
Resource Spotlight: Engineering Master’s Portfolio Examples
We’re excited to share a new, student curated resource highlighting portfolio examples.
Pro Tip
Utilize Engineering Master’s resources. Both groups below offer feedback as you develop your portfolios. Faculty and alumni are also good options to get feedback.
