Careers

Stony Brook University integrates technology into career development opportunities, helping students land jobs and build experience for their lives after college.

Americans may not be happy with higher education, but regardless of political affiliation, most still see its “value,” according to a new Third Way survey.

New research from the National Association for Colleges and Employers shows how students and recent alumni look to their professors for help in their post-graduation plans. While some faculty aren’t confident in giving career advice, administrators can take five actions to support that work.

Many college students are interested in starting their own businesses. Colleges can support their passions by providing real-world experiences to get them started.

Career centers and other higher education professionals can level up students’ professional interview preparation with one of these ideas.

A new report from Handshake evaluates soon-to-be alumni’s readiness for their lives after graduation and their priorities after finishing school.

A new survey from the National Association for Colleges and Employers finds professors are often asked to support students in their career choices, but not all faculty are ready to give that advice.