At the Office of Career Services, we believe in offering exceptional career assistance to undergraduate students, graduate students, and alumni in a welcoming, inclusive, and respectful environment.
We provide individualized career coaching, resources, programs, and employer connections—all with the goal of helping you develop a meaningful career path.
1,200Personalized career coaching sessions in 2018
250Employers attending our career fairs in 2018
75Career workshops hosted in 2018 for over 2,700 students
Whether you're a student, an employer, a faculty member, or an alum, you can log in to the Career Link website to find jobs or internship opportunities, post jobs, connect with talent at the School of Public Health, and manage career-related information.
Note for alumni: Please fill out this form to request a Career Link account.
The School of Public Health has been there for me every step of the way—especially my professors and the staff in Career Services. I've had such a positive and enlightening college experience.
Meredith Laderer, B.S.P.H.’19 in Community Health and Epidemiology
As a school with a strong commitment to public health practice, we believe in the importance of an internship experience for our students and offer many opportunities.
Preparation is the key to your career success, and we will work with you as early as your first year to start the process of discovering and working toward a meaningful career path.
We use an individualized career coaching model to empower you to meet your career goals. In addition to one-on-one coaching, we also offer workshops, career fairs, and networking opportunities throughout the year.
School of Public Health graduates have found jobs in 46 states and 20 countries over the past three years.
You'll also be able to plug into our career communities—groups of students with career interests in specific fields. We offer five career communities that connect with the various degree programs in our school—Healthcare and Wellness; Public Health and Safety; Recreation, Park, and Tourism Studies; Sports, Events, and Business; and Youth and Social Services.
