Welcome to the Global Alumni Spotlight Series, where we feature early‑career alumni building careers across borders. In this installment, Uyanga Gansukh, M.S. ’24, shares how she landed her first full‑time job in the United States as an international student.
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Not sure what you want to do after graduation? Informational interviews are one of the easiest and least stressful ways to explore careers.
An informational interview is a short conversation with a professional to learn about their career path, role, …
Networking gets dressed up like a Hallmark card. We’re told it’s about generosity, authenticity, and building deep bonds. Sounds nice. But when you strip away the fluff, networking emerges more like a strategy than a spiritual calling or a mishmash …
Doc : Doc is a new interview series from Duke Center for Documentary Studies (CDS), where we talk shop with documentary artists and explore the evolving field of nonfiction storytelling.
Ashleigh Smith graduated from Duke in 2020 with a degree in Art History and now works in advertising. The Chronicle had the opportunity to speak with Smith about her college experience, her pivot from curation to advertising and her insights for current students.
Catherine Allen (she/her) Duke Career Hub The hub of career conversations, content and resources at Duke, including Career Communities. Learn about our Guiding …
Discovering your career path is about more than simply finding a job or internship. It’s about finding your own unique …
A much-loved podcast brought to you by four Career Center team members who hope to provide a space for honest …
What to expect from the career fair:
For additional tips on networking events other than Career Fairs (Information Sessions, etc), …
In contrast to the conventional job interview, the information interview is not part of the candidate selection process. It is …
Networking is a process through which you thoughtfully create and sustain relationships to exchange information. The most successful networking, like …
