Explore your possibilities
The Centre for Career Development can help you build a meaningful future. Whether you are a student (undergrad or graduate), or postdoctoral fellow — we can help you explore opportunities. Our career advisors are available to support you in mapping your career route. If you're seeking career planning advice, career management strategies or graduate and professional school preparation, we can help.
Get career support
It doesn’t matter where you are in your journey, we offer a variety of one-on-one supports both virtually and in person to help you explore your career possibilities.
Ensuring a welcome space for all
We are committed to providing inclusive support and services to all members of the À¶Ý®ÊÓÆµ community. We believe that everyone deserves equal access to opportunities and resources supporting your career journey and aspirations. For more about equity at the University of À¶Ý®ÊÓÆµ, visit the Office of Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Anti-Racism.
Supports and resources
In addition to our one-on-one supports and workshops, the Centre for Career Development offers several other resources to support your career journey. Take the next step in planning your future by visiting CareerHub, your online career resource for things like:
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- Building your strategy to find work
- Reflecting on your skills
- Applying and interviewing for jobs
- Making career-related decisions
- Exploring post-graduate programs
Workshops and events
We designed our workshops and events to help you prepare for your future. Whether you need help with résumé writing, interview skills, or something else on your career journey, we have resources to find relevant information to support you.
Here for your career questions
We are here to support you. We offer virtual and in-person appointments to discuss your career journey and goals.Ìý
Use our live chat for quick questions and assistance (during operating hours).
Careers in the classroom
Are your students curious about life after university?ÌýWe have resources the canÌýequip your students with what they need in order to launch their careers. Integrating career education intoÌýcurricular spaces enables faculty to lead students to identify skills, reflectÌýon how classroom or program-level knowledge benefits their careers and prepares them for the employment processÌý(co-op, work-integrated learning, post-graduation).
Earn while you learn
Co-op is one option through which you can pursue your career path. You can explore jobs, gain valuable work experience and earn money while completing your degree.ÌýThe Centre for Career Development collaborates closely withÌýCo-operative EducationÌýand theÌýCentre for Work-Integrated Learning (WIL)Ìýto offerÌýinnovative academic courses andÌýcareer-building programs and materials.
Events
Applying to campus housing positions
Interested in joining the campus housing team? This workshop will guide you through the application process step-by-step. Learn how to craft a standout resume, write a compelling one-page cover letter, and confidently respond to both written and video application questions.
An introduction to career planning for grad students and postdocs
Are you exploring what's next after your graduate studies or postdoc experience? Through discussion and reflection activities, this session will increase your understanding of the career-decision making process and how to plan for multiple potential career paths. We will also explore resources and networking options to gather information about careers that would suit your interests and skills.
Help! How do I co-op? (undergraduate)
Are you getting ready for co-op? Unsure where to start? Learn more in this workshop for undergraduate students from all faculties who are preparing to find their first co-op job. In this workshop, we will answer questions such as: How does co-op work? How do I contact my co-op advisor? How and when should I start looking for jobs?
News
Exploring pathways to mental health careers
By: Mary Lynne Bartlett (she/her)
Today, many careers in mental health extend beyond counselling offices and clinics. Mental health careers span a wide range of industries and professions.Ìý
Service closure
The Centre for Career Development and the Tatham Centre will be closed from 12 p.m. onwards on April 28, 2025 for a staff meeting.
CareerHub maintenance
CareerHub may be down at times over the course of 24 hours, starting at 12 a.m. onÌýFebruary 17, 2025.Ìý