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Networking is an incredibly important skill to develop. There are all sorts of groups on campus that can help you establish a large network to get a job!
Alumni Resources:
Alumni Resources:
- Alumni Association
- The Alumni Association is a large group of people! Connect with them all over the US to expand your network
- Anteater Network
- The Anteater Network has been established as a way for current students to reach out to alumni to ask for career advice, resume help, or new connections
Patent and Law information: Applied Innovation
Patent and Law information: Applied Innovation
- Whether you're interested in law or want to start your own business, as the patent office of UCI Applied Innovation handles patent submissions and offers space for new start ups to rent!
- NSF I-Corps bootcamp: This free bootcamp is hosted at Applied Innovation and is designed to teach you the skills necessary for entrepreneurship as well as potentially kick starting your innovation with $2000!
Professional Development Groups on Campus
Professional Development Groups on Campus
- GPS-STEM
- This professional development group focuses on training students and post-docs interested in STEM careers by teaching about job options, hosting networking events, and bringing in former UCI students to talk about their careers
- Science Policy Group
- This group is for any students or post-docs interested in policy, and in particular how policy can inform science/science can inform policy
- See other professional development and general groups specific to Graduate students here!
- Also check out the Grad Division website for the interconneted programs compising the Graduate Professional Success Program (GPS)
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Suggest Changes!
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