The Career Development Office is committed to developing career core competencies for student success. These core competencies have been identified by the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE). One of the ways to develop these competencies is through internships and part-time work.
The Career Development Office is committed to developing career core competencies for student success. These core competencies have been identified by the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE). One of the ways to develop these competencies is through internships and part-time work.
We engage with students, faculty, and alumni in the areas of career exploration, job search strategies (such as resume and cover letter creation, interviewing skills, etc.), and lifelong career development. Learning how to look for a job or internship is important, and the Career Development Office wants to help.
We engage with students, faculty, and alumni in the areas of career exploration, job search strategies (such as resume and cover letter creation, interviewing skills, etc.), and lifelong career development. Learning how to look for a job or internship is important, and the Career Development Office wants to help.
Employers engage with DU students primarily through the Handshake employment and internship platform and on-campus recruitment for part-time work. Programs and services that support the campus community are listed below.
Employers engage with DU students primarily through the Handshake employment and internship platform and on-campus recruitment for part-time work. Programs and services that support the campus community are listed below.
