Career Services

The Graduate Office of Career Services provides Dartmouth graduate students and alumni with important resources for conducting a successful academic job search, as well as exploring non-academic career opportunities. We also offer programs and workshops to help graduate students prepare for their job search.

Students talk to representatives of a company at the Employer Connections Fair at the Top of the Hop and in Alumni Hall. (Photo by Eli Burakian ’00)

CVs and Resumes

Learn what makes a great curriculum vitae or resume.

Correspondence

Letters to employers are valuable and necessary marketing tools.

Interview Practice & Techniques

Learn what to expect from academic and non-academic interviews.

Academic Job Search

To be competitive in today's academic market, you need expertise in your field and will be expected to demonstrate your abilities.

Non-Academic Job Search

Use the skills you developed as a graduate student to find the best job for you.

Individual Development Plan (myIDP)

We recommend that all PhD graduate students complete myIDP, a free online tool to help science graduate students explore possibilities and set goals to pursue a career path that best fits their skills and interests.