UBC Career Centre
Book an appointment to explore future career possibilities, review your job application or resume, or craft a strategy with a Career Educator.
Getting a job
Find tips and suggestions for job-searching or preparing a job application.
Whether you’re looking for a part-time or full-time role, learn how to use targeted strategies to improve your chance of success.
Learn how to identify and articulate employable skills in ways that make your application stand out.
Know how to highlight your education and accomplishments on the academically-focused curricula vitae.
Identify what employers are looking for in interviews and strengthen your approach to speaking about your experience, skills, and interests.
When you start a full-time position, there may be room to negotiate your salary, benefits, vacation time, and more. Get tips to build your case and anticipate their response.
Networking and meeting professionals
Gain expert insight from people working in your field of interest.
Build your personal brand and strengthen your employability on the most popular networking platform in North America.
Develop relationships to get advice, referrals, and inside information from experts in the field.
Talk to an industry professional to get a better understanding of the job or field.
What to do before attending career events
Prepare to meet alumni and employers and ask questions that matter to you.
What to do after attending career events
Take next steps with the people you met and the opportunities you learned about.
Exploring future career possibilities
Many tools and resources exist to help you reflect on your career goals and interests.
Self-assessment tools and resources
Trying out an analytical tool may give you insights about who you are, what matters to you, and what you’re good at. This can help you make informed decisions about your career goals.
If you want to be very intentional in your decision-making, the design process and mindset will help you clarify your goals, prototype options and make data-informed career decisions.
Career resources for graduate students
Most graduate students will consider more than one career option over the course of their degree. There are resources to support you.
Career resources for students from historically marginalized students
If you are a student of colour, a student with a disability, a member of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community, or an Indigenous student, you may have questions specific to your experience. Browse these resources for information relevant to your career navigation.
Additional support
Video series: Activate Your Career
Review tips and tricks to support you in your job search and career planning processes, including how to reframe your beliefs, tapping into the hidden job market, and more.
Career events and workshops
Browse virtual and in-person workshops and events to help you navigate your career questions and strengthen your employability.