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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 CoachesFellow 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.

Applications are Live! | Capital One Students & Grads

Capital One has two opportunities for internship and full-time. Be mindful, applications may close quickly so if you are interested apply soon.

By Catherine Allen (she/her)
Catherine Allen (she/her) Assistant Director, Career Insights, Assessment and Technology
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Applications Accepted for the Hart Fellowship

Applications are now open for the Hart Fellowship, a ten-month post-graduate fellowship opportunity for recent Duke graduates interested in partnering with organizations addressing complex social, political and humanitarian issues. Hart Fellows produce community-based research projects of tangible benefit to the organizations they serve, while …

By Shakeerrah Lawrence, PhD (she, her, hers)
Shakeerrah Lawrence, PhD (she, her, hers) Assistant Director, Career Services
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Jessica On: From Public Policy Undergrad to Durham Public School Teacher

Written by Aimee Stone Munsell | This article is part of a series of Durham community leader profiles

Click the button below to read the story featured on the Duke Community Affairs website about first-generation alumna Jessica On. In the article, …

By Jared Smith (He/Him)
Jared Smith (He/Him) Associate Director, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging
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Right Hemisphere Strokes | Why Do you Study That?

“Jamila Minga, Ph.D. studies right hemisphere strokes and their resulting brain disorders. Right hemisphere strokes differ from the more widely known left hemisphere strokes in that the survivors are still capable of speech but have trouble with pragmatic language (the …

By Michael "Rudi" Rudisill (he/him)
Michael "Rudi" Rudisill (he/him) Assistant Director, Career Services
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Breaking into Biotech

“This webinar will help you discover effective strategies for launching your career in biotechnology. You will gain valuable insights from industry experts and leave with the essential tools you need to thrive in this dynamic field.”

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