Enroll Now! Spring Courses in Academic Writing and Mentoring
Carve out some time to focus on improving your skills with these 1- and 2-credit classes.
Carve out some time to focus on improving your skills with these 1- and 2-credit classes.
Activate your free membership to the National Center for Faculty Development & Diversity to sign up
Come to one (or both!) of these exciting graduate student career events this October.
The Graduate Division is hiring up to three Professional Development Liaisons to assist in strengthening professional development resources and opportunities for graduate students on the Berkeley campus.
How to have a summer that’s both productive and relaxing.
Explore career options and build up your network with the Career Center’s externship program.
Map your graduate school goals and connect to campus resources.
You could win cash prizes and state-wide recognition while you take your professional development to the next level!
Graduate student interns are here to help you build skills, succeed in your program, and launch your career.
Workshops to help you communicate why your research is exciting and important.
Got a couple of hours to spare? A little planning goes a long way — check these five items off your list!
Want to learn how to deliver a job talk or professional presentation clearly, confidently, and persuasively? This February, the Townsend Center for the Humanities will offer a series of two free workshops led by Lura Dolas, Head of the UC … Continued
History grad students and faculty learn about one Ph.D.’s journey from Berkeley to Box.
Explore careers that match your skills, interests, and values with this free online tool.
Don’t miss talks on science and public policy, working at the NSF, and more!
Upcoming workshops (October 23 – 26) cover copyright, publishing your first book, building your scholarly profile, and more.
Strategies you can use to juggle your many priorities now that the fall semester is in full swing.
Career fairs are great for career exploration, with opportunities for students from all programs and disciplines. Why not check one out?
Paid Graduate Student Internship Opportunity The Graduate Division is pleased to announce the availability of paid graduate student internships. Professional Development Liaisons (PDLs) assist in strengthening professional development resources and opportunities for graduate students on the Berkeley campus. There … Continued
Why career exploration can be slow and tough — and where to find support!
Maria Faini and Jason Rozumalski talk about their new career paths and taking their humanities expertise public.
Practical tips for charting a “post-academic” course.
“The Professor is In!”
Online entrepreneurship resources to check out this summer.
Humanities Ph.D.s discuss career paths and dialogue with employers.
Faculty and graduate students discuss healthy mentoring relationships.
Take advantage of campus and online resources to develop “hard” and “soft” skills.
Berkeley champion Joe Charbonnet reflects on the UC-wide competition.
Graduate students deliver three-minute talks and win cash prizes.
Hear from employers hiring Ph.D.s and postdocs!
Students meet alums in tech, entrepreneurship, nonprofits, and more.
Tips and first steps for career exploration recommended by the Beyond Academia conference’s speakers, panelists, and attendees!
PhDs in English and Biology deliver keynotes at the 2018 Beyond Academia Conference.
Ten semifinalists chosen from programs including Ancient History & Mediterranean Archaeology, Environmental Engineering, Physics, and Rhetoric.
An Architecture doctoral student discusses what he learned from a communications competition.
Eight graduate students presented compelling three-minute narratives about their humanities and social science research.
The Graduate Professional Development program supports students’ success and career preparation.
The Beyond Academia conference features panels on a variety of career tracks that will provide you the opportunity to interact with successful and creative professionals.
Humanities & Social Sciences students are invited to their own Grad Slam!
Graduate Professional Development and the Townsend Center host series to promote humanities and social science communication.
Check out this semester’s roster of info sessions, offered by the Career Center and Graduate Professional Development.
Check out three spring graduate courses for enhancing skills in academic writing, teaching, and mentoring.
Brush up on your communication skills, say panelists at Beyond Academia Public Sector Fellowships event.
There’s something for everyone — including humanities and social sciences students.
Have career questions? The Career Center and Graduate Professional Development have answers!