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The Career Center provides services, programs, events, online tools and resources for undergraduates, graduate students and alumni for one year after graduation from Trinity College, Duke’s Pratt School of Engineering, the Graduate School, the Divinity School, and the School of Medicine’s Master of Biostatistics and Population Health Sciences programs.  Duke Pratt School of Engineering Master’s Programs provide alumni services for up to four years after graduation.

Duke Alumni can access everything we offer on Career Hub and the only exclusion is Advising. Access Handshake and other resources using Duke OneLink.

Alumni Career Coaches
Fellow alums you can engage for advice. It’s not always easy to discern the best next step in your career. A professional career coach can help. A coach works with you to consider how your skills, knowledge, and experience might prepare you for opportunities you hadn’t considered on your own. And your coach can help you present yourself in the most favorable light.

Check out the Duke Alumni site for more Alumni Career Resources.

Engineers in Biopharma

Are you an engineering student looking to work in the biopharmaceutical industry? Check out this article to see a few different titles that could potentially be yours one day:

Making Sense of Engineering Titles in Biopharma

By Michael "Rudi" Rudisill (he/him)
Michael "Rudi" Rudisill (he/him) Assistant Director, Career Services
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The Changing Nature of Work

*LinkedIn Economic Graph Work Change Report

Change is the constant in today’s work landscape. What does this reality mean for individuals and early career professionals? A four-year degree alone is no longer enough to succeed; the days of learning a …

By CareerShift
Job hunting & career management solutions
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Career Expo for Current and Former Feds 

On July 24, join us virtually at our second nationwide public service career fair for current and former federal employees. 

This career expo is open to any current or former federal employee who wants to continue a career in public …

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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How to Deal with a Layoff: Tips From Mental Health Professionals

Layoffs are becoming increasingly common across a variety of sectors and industries—but if you get laid off yourself, it’s a sting that hurts no matter how common it is. The impact can be so much deeper than job loss.

“Whether …

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Submit your Question to the ‘Dear Pathfinder’ Ask Column

As you have new professional experinces there will be many things that surprise you. They may inspire questions or cause confusion. With the ‘Dear Pathfinder’ ask column we are ready to address your questions, whether they’re focused on searching for …

By Jared Smith (He/Him)
Jared Smith (He/Him) Associate Director, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging
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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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