Career Development

Graduate students are invited to register for the virtual "LinkedIn Have you Spooked? Clear the Spiderwebs off your Profile!" event this October 29th from 1 to 2 PM. Read on to learn more and register!

Graduate students are invited to register for the "Charting the Future: Career Timeline Workshop for Early Graduate Students," a workshop focusing on resources and tools to help you visualize and prepare for your post-graduate career.

Did you miss the “How to Stay on Top of Your Career Prospects Early On” workshop on September 19th? Read on for three major takeaways and a link to the slides to catch up!

Interviews can be intimidating, but using strategies cultivated by professional actors can help you exude confidence even when you feel nervous.

LinkedIn is an essential resource for networking, professional development, and searching for job opportunities. Read below for more information on the vital parts of using LinkedIn and how to connect with our new Graduate Division LinkedIn page.

UCSB Graduate Division is hiring an International Peer Advisor, apply by September 23!

UCSB Graduate Division is hiring a Graduate Communication Peer, apply by August 26!

Are you in the middle stages of your dissertation and running into roadblocks? Do you need some new strategies and habits to help you finish up? Apply for the fall session of the 2024 Dissertation Write-In

Are you a PhD candidate interested in helping first and second year doctoral students? Consider applying to be mentor for the Graduate Scholars Program where mentors receive stipends of $500/quarter.

Maximize your summer internship with top tips from the GSRC and Graduate Career Advisor, Maya Hargens

This workshop, held May 24th at 1 pm, will unpack informational interviews and what they entail, walk through best practices and serve as a safe space to openly discuss feelings about anxiety or imposter syndrome that can impact your confidence.

The Center for Science and Engineering Partnerships (CSEP) is hiring an Undergraduate Research Coordinator. Support undergraduate students in internship programs to increase diversity and inclusion in STEM.

The New Venture Fair is part of UC Santa Barbara's New Venture Program, in which students from all academic disciplines work for several months to develop start-up business models for innovative product ideas. The Fair, which serves as the New Venture Competition (NVC) semi-finals, is an event where the community gets a first look at UCSB's exceptional student entrepreneurs. The New Venture Fair will be held April 25th from 5:00-7:30pm at Corwin Pavilion.

The series contains three individual workshops which can work as a sequence or as standalone sessions. They are open to all graduate students, and space is limited to 20 participants per session. Bring a writing project-in-progress that you can work on during the timed sessions and learn how to create better writing habits for yourself.