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CAREER CENTER


Not sure what to do after you graduate?

Uncertain of how to go about finding jobs or creating a resume?

Have an interest in a career but would like to learn more about it?

Then the Career Center is the perfect resource for you! UCR Career Center's mission is to "connect, inspire and empower current students and alumni on their career paths." Not only does the facility provides assistance in crafting and improving resumes, but the Career Center also provides opportunities for you to become well-prepared for interviews.

Along with the services mentioned above, the Career Center hosts free workshops that cover a variety of topics, including but not limited to: Internships, Resume Building, Informational Health Professional Programs, etc. Through this, you have the opportunity to learn the details of what makes a good applicant for competitive jobs.

Every year, the Career Center puts together a Career Fair, which is a great way to expand your network! Whether you are interested in learning more about different companies or graduate schools, career fairs allow you to meet and with important and potential recruiters for jobs, as well as to make a first impression!

For further details about Career Fairs, information about the different events that are going on, or how you can make an appointment with an advisor, check out the Career Center Website at https://careers.ucr.edu/!

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