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This workshop is designed to help Humanities and Social Science graduate students explore non-academic career options. We will go over key resources to help you reflect on your own career goals, values, and skills. You will also learn about diverse non-academic careers that value the skills you have developed as a social science or humanities graduate student. Whether you have decided on a career beyond academia or are just beginning to explore the possibility of non-academic careers, this workshop will guide you through the important steps to take as you develop and refine your career goals.
Registration is required.