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Are you thinking of changing your major, or trying to narrow down your options and decide on a major? Check out free resources to help you consider your interests and strengths, and explore the different paths toward a degree.

Activism demonstrates a commitment to pursuing your values through action. Supporting a cause through fundraising, volunteering, protesting or sharing information can help boost your hirability—get tips to apply these experiences during the job and internship search process.

Just as red flags can warn you about potential issues, green flags indicate positive signs that a company is a great place to work. Check out what to look for during a job interview.

Networking events like career fairs are excellent opportunities to connect with professionals and gain exposure for your job or internship search. Get ideas to help you prepare questions, feel confident and maximize the opportunity.

Your first year at CU Boulder is the perfect time to stop by the Career Services office, explore their online resources or attend a free workshop.

Whether you are in the middle of your graduate program or starting your final semester, check out these tips to help keep your industry job search on track.

Did you know Career Services has created an entire Canvas course with plug-and-play modules, complete with assignments, discussion board questions and video instruction designed to help your students navigate their early-career journey? The best part? You can import it into your classroom.

Summer break is a great time to prepare for your job or internship search. Preparing your career documents and profiles is an important task to check off your to-do list.

It’s not too late to take advantage of opportunities to gain professional experience this summer. Even if you don’t have an internship lined up, you can still use your time to expand your skills and enhance your resume.

This four-week virtual seminar is aimed at third- or fourth-year graduate students who are planning to be on the academic job market this application cycle or next, or early-career graduate students who want a thorough understanding of what comprises the academic job dossier.