Career Development

Learn about all of the cool tools and services that the Library's Collaboratory has to offer, and see exhibitions of grad students' work at an open house event this Thursday.

Come out and enjoy a free picnic dinner with other grads as part of our annual Graduate Student Showcase. Bring your appetite and your love of lawn games! All graduate students are welcome to attend.

The gender wage gap persists, and women initiating salary negotiations may be seen as too aggressive in the workplace. An article on Vitae recently highlighted some tips for women entering into negotiations who want to earn higher wages without suffering social backlash.

Invest in your wellbeing during the Graduate Student Showcase with free massages from UCSB Health & Wellness!

The Health & Wellness Department is looking for a Graduate Assistant for the 2016-17 year. Apply by May 13!

The RCSGD invites proposals by April 15 for its inaugural showcase highlighting research being conducted by LGBTQ and similarly identified students, including any research related to gender and sexuality.

This Friday, April 8, at 3 p.m., graduate students from the UCSB Theatre & Dance Department will perform a set of one acts as part of the Graduate Student Showcase.

As part of the Graduate Student Showcase, the Marine Science Institute will be giving guided tours specifically for graduate students during two time slots this Friday.

UCSB's Career Services, UCSB Pride, and the Resource Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity ​are hosting various events from April 5-13 that discuss issues of diversity and inclusion in the workplace.

The next Finding Funding Workshop is on April 7 at 1:30 p.m. RSVP to the Funding Peer Advisor to learn more about campus and external funding sources.

Joe Kiani runs one of the world’s most admired medical technology companies, is an inventor of world-changing noninvasive patient monitoring devices, a trusted voice for patient safety and care, and a convention-breaking maverick.

UCSB Reads and UCSB Arts & Lectures presents a free public lecture by Bryan Stevenson, an award-winning human rights attorney and acclaimed author of "Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption."

You don't have to write in isolation! Starting April 11, come write alongside your fellow grad students in the Graduate Writers' Room. Featuring comfortable seating, snacks, and the best free coffee on campus!

NOTE: This workshop has been cancelled. Please contact Rickie Smith with any questions.

The facilitators from our recent presentation and slide design workshops have created dedicated websites with information and resources that you can access anytime.