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Computer science major Nasurudin Furi knew that internships would give him a better chance of securing a full-time job after graduation, so he made it his goal to land his first internship while in college.

Whether you practice with a career development advisor or at home with a friend, here are five crucial interview questions you should be ready to answer.

Whether you’re exploring careers, applying to programs or looking to gain experience, you'll find helpful resources among the 50-plus admissions representatives at the March 3 expo.

Did you know CU students have free access to LinkedIn Learning courses? Explore how you can polish your résumé, prepare for job interviews and more.

It can be hard to know how to leverage your natural talent in an application, résumé or interview. Here are some tips for using your strengths as you navigate the internship or job search. 

Are you exploring jobs outside of academia? Love research? Consider exploring roles in public policy. Get tips to find your fit in industry.

The Research & Innovation Office (RIO) has unveiled its spring faculty development and workshop calendar. Faculty are encouraged to explore the full range of offerings for the rest of the semester, including select upcoming opportunities.

It can be exciting to receive your first job offer, and your instinct may be to accept it without question. However, it’s best to not immediately accept an offer on the spot. Get tips to help you navigate.

Job interviewing is a skill, and most of us get better at it the more we practice. That said, even those with experience can sometimes miss the opportunity to answer the most important question of an interview: “What questions do you have for us?”

Whether it’s someone who offers great advice, helps you accomplish your goals or is there to talk things out, a mentor can be a powerful presence in your journey at ���Ҵ�ý�ƽ������ and beyond. Here are some tips to help you find a mentor.