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Network of Career Support Throughout Campus

The University Career Center & The President’s Promise will serve students of all majors and academic backgrounds through our programming.

Students in the schools and colleges listed below are encouraged to set up individual career advising appointments with the following offices:

Network of Career Support Throughout Campus

The University Career Center & The President’s Promise will serve students of all majors and academic backgrounds through our programming.

Students in the schools and colleges listed below are encouraged to review resume content through their colleges and set up resume reviews with the following offices:

The University Career Center & The President’s Promise provides comprehensive career assistance for all University of Maryland, College Park students. Designed to support students through each stage of their career development, the Center offers various resources, services, and programs that empower students to pursue their ambitions and navigate a meaningful career journey.

Campus Career Network

The University Career Center & The President’s Promise will serve students of all majors and academic backgrounds through our programming.

Students in the schools and colleges listed below are encouraged to set up individual career advising appointments with the following offices:

As primary influencers of students, faculty, and staff who emphasize the importance of career readiness inside and outside of the classroom, make an enormous impact.  Together, we can pave the way for students’ career success.

There are numerous ways faculty and staff can assist students with career development.  Check out the options below and let us help support the career readiness of your students.

The University Career Center & The President’s Promise has resources, programs, and services available that may be of help for many of your career needs. Most are available online, typically through Handshake, while others may be in-person or virtual programs.

The University of Maryland, the state’s flagship and one of the original land-grant institutions, is a leading public research institution. With a vibrant student population exceeding 40,000, our community is committed to values of inclusion, innovation, entrepreneurship, and imagination

As a parent or family member, you have a significant influence on the career choices made by your student.  When making decisions, most students will seek advice from family members first.  Although students will ultimately have to make their own decisions, your encouragement, understanding, and thoughtful guidance during this career preparation process has proven to be very helpful as your student seeks to find the path to career success.

University Career Center & The President's Promise
3100 Hornbake Library, South Wing
301.314.7225