Career & Internship Resources for Students/Graduates

The CUNY Inclusive Economy (CIE) Program helps Human Biology students explore career options, supports their professional development, and assists them in securing paid internships and employment opportunities in the healthcare sector.

This program is intended for students who can commit to attending career workshops, advising appointments, and employer events each semester, and to pursuing internships or jobs in their desired field.

Program Benefits include: 

• Personalized Guidance: Receive tailored one-on-one support from your dedicated Human Biology Academic and Career Advisor.

• Career Exploration: Discover the diverse career pathways for Human Biology majors with our 6 Career Communities and establish goals.

• Certificate of Achievement: Earn the Professional Advancement to Healthcare (PATH) Certificate and digital badges!

• Customized Learning: Select courses and skill-building activities to prepare for internships and future jobs.

• Career Preparation: Access targeted workshops, online guides, and appointments to develop a healthcare resume, cover letter, interviewing techniques, and job/internship search strategies.

• Employment Opportunities: Gain access to exclusive internships and jobs, employer networking events, and a weekly newsletter from the Industry Employment Specialist.

• Program Rewards: Multiple rewards and prizes for program participation. 

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The Hunter Career Center provides students with websites that allow them to start planning their future. Learn how to effectively organize yourself before you start your job search. Research various fields and careers to find out what you would like to pursue upon graduation.

Hunter Career Center 

Programs and professional development resources for current and prospective undergraduate students -- research experiences for undergraduates (REU), scholarships, and travel and research opportunities.

STEM Programs

• Browse 600+ different Summer research experiences for undergraduates (REU) and paid internships

• Portable college scholarships

• Programs that encourage community college applicants

• Post-Baccaluareate programs for recent graduates

• Short term opportunities (travel scholarships, summer institutes, etc.)

Pathways to Science

Hunter’s virtual career fairs will give you the opportunity to video chat with various companies from many fields such as Business & Tech, Education, Public Affairs, Social Services, Healthcare and more! All Hunter College students and alumni are invited to attend!

Career Events are happening consistently throughout the semester. Check the Career Center events page frequently for opportunities.

Career Fairs

Career Events

A resume and cover letter is the first step of an internship or job search. See links for resume/cover letter guides and writing tips to help you get started. 

Hunter Career Center

Harvard Resume/Cover Letter Guidelines

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Quinncia, a career preparation platform that can help you get instant feedback and polish your resume, make your resume ATS compliant and improve your interview skills and storytelling.

These links will provide tips and specific examples so that you can prepare for the interview. The biggest mistake you can make is not to prepare or practice beforehand. When you are ready, make an appointment to see a career counselor at the Career Center for a “mock interview”.

Hunter Career Center

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Common Interview Questions/How to Answer Them