MIT Career Advising & Professional Development (CAPD) can help you explore new and exciting careers, refine your goals and objectives, work through difficult questions, and articulate your most valuable skills. Your master's program will go by fast, so take advantage CAPD programming and learn how to productively engage in career planning, grow your own powerful networks, and communicate effectively with employers who need you on their teams.
Join us at CAPD for a one-on-one career advising appointment to discuss a wide range of career topics including exploration and planning, job/internship searches, application materials, interviews, salary negotiations, and any other questions or concerns. We’re here to support you, wherever you are in your career journey. Have questions about graduate career advising? Contact Alexis Boyer.
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Take advantage of all MIT has to offer by participating in CAPD workshops and events throughout the year. Participate in a career fair, discover ways to develop your professional skills before you hit the job market, or learn how to leverage the power of your MIT network.
MIT provides a comprehensive collection of professional development opportunities designed to help graduate students develop skills and knowledge in areas that will be of great value in any career path you decide to follow, within and beyond academe. Graduate professional development is skills-based training complementary to your discipline-based coursework, and focuses on seven competency areas: career advancement, communication, interpersonal development, leadership and mentoring, personal development, social responsibility, and teaching.
Join the WCC in Writing Together Online to make progress on your writing projects. These 90-minute sessions create a community of writers who connect, set realistic goals, and write together to motivate each other. This program is open to graduate …
The Office of Graduate Education invites all graduate students to a virtual workshop series on investing brought to you by Fidelity Investments. This three-part series will help guide those interested on the path to investing. RSVP here. A Zoom link will be …
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University of Houston Law Center Symposium, Law Fair, and Summer Program
Diversity Pre-Law Symposium & Law School Admissions Fair on October 16 & October 23, 2021
Pre-Law Pipeline Program Application Period for Summer 2022 opens October 15, 2021
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Who: Open to anyone at MIT and especially designed for those in teaching roles (faculty, teaching staff, TAs).
What: In this online module, you can explore why inclusive teaching is relevant and important by articulating the multiple intersecting identities you …
Virtual career fairs offer the opportunity for students and employers to connect in ways that transcend physical distances, at greater …
Handshake is an online career management system — in other words, it’s a website where you can find …
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B Work connects purpose-driven jobseekers with positions at social enterprises who are using business as a force for good.
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