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The skills you develop as you pursue your degree at Columbia will help you prepare for the work world. But for many, building industry-specific skills — like Excel, advanced accounting, or video editing — might not happen within an academic setting. These resources can help you build these skills.

It is not always easy to talk about your international experience during an interview. Learn more about 8 ways to communicate your experience to employers.

An internship is an excellent opportunity to try out a career field, build skills, grow your network and potentially become employed at a company full-time after graduation.

A 30-second introduction shares highlights about your interests, experience, strengths, accomplishments, and goals!

Whether you are starting your first internship or have many years of professional experience under your belt, how you present yourself to others in the workplace matters.

Looking for a new job? Want to connect with alumni and industry leaders? Trying to research a new industry or career path? Learn the three best ways to get started using LinkedIn, the world’s largest professional and social networking platform.

You have reached the point in your job search process when you have received an offer, possibly even several. Remember, the job search is not yet over. Here are some things you should consider when accepting or declining an employment offer.

Congratulations on having received a Full Time job offer! If you’re wondering if your offer is as good as it sounds, keep reading.

If you are in the process of changing careers, craft a powerful summary to highlight your accomplishments and relevant skills. Show an employer, at a glance, why you’re qualified for the job!