Articles, career guides, and supports for the US search process, specifically curated for the Engineering Master’s population.
This annual article (the 5th edition!) focuses on internship data and search strategies — if you’re coming back from spring break and haven’t secured an internship this is a must read. Look for the significance of March, April, and May.
Explore myths (and the real FACTS) many Engineering Master’s students have about recruiting timelines.
Career Guides
Learn more about specifics of the US Job search and gain insight into the Employer POV.
Additional resources for international students
Take action and experiment with one or two techniques to see what provides you with the consistency you need to manage your time and get things done.
A platform created by international students, for international students. Explore to see advice and resources about finding employment in the United State of America.
International Student Career Course
This course, created by the Duke Career Center and Duke International Student Center, is a self-paced, on-demand course designed to provide essential information and resources in one place. They created this course to provide easy access to important information and resources in once place.
NOTE: If you have questions about the career support for Engineering Master’s students, please reach out to a career coach or eng-careerservices@duke.edu.
Stuck, stressed or overwhelmed?
Multiple Duke resources exist to support you during your graduate experience. We’re highlighting two that may be particularly helpful during challenging times.
Certified Wellness Coaches from the Student Engagement and Support team offer appointments as you navigate your time at Duke.
Certified Gallup Coaches from the career & professional development team are ready to meet with you and discuss how you can utilize your natural talents in challenging times.
