Marquette University Career Services Center provides comprehensive career and employment services for undergraduate students, graduate students, and alumni. Services, programs and major events are outlined in this section.

1. Career Fairs
2. Career Counseling, Job Search, and Finding Internships
3. Identify your Interests, Skills, and Work Values
4. Explore Majors
5. Research Organizations
6. Write your Resume and Cover Letters
7. Gather References and Letters of Recommendation
8. Prepare to Dress for Success
9. Search Job Vacancy Openings (Full-time & Internships) Listings
10. Make the most of Career Fairs and Networking Events
11. Sell Yourself in the Interview
12. Write Personal Statement
13. Kimberly-Clark Career Library
14. MU Career Manager
15. On-Campus Interviewing for Internships and Full-Time Positions
16. Resume Referral
17. Career Services Center Seminars
18. Graduate and Professional School Assistance
19. Walk-In Help
    
    
20. Presentation Request for Student Organizations &Residence Life
21. Presentation Request for Faculty and Staff

1. Career Fairs
   
   Fall Career Fair: Job fair conducted by Career Services for Marquette students only.  Held in September.
   
   WorkForce Fair: Wisconsin Private Colleges Fair for MU students and those from other private colleges in Wisconsin.  Held every February in the Marquette University AMU Ballrooms.
   
   Big East Career Consortium Virtual and On-Site Fairs: Schools from the Big East Conference host an on-site fair in New York City and a virtual fair. Early spring.
   
   Spring Career Fair: Job fair conducted by Career Services for Marquette students only. Held in late spring.
   
   - Handout on Navigating a Career Fair
   - Not sure what to do at a Career Fair? Learn more here

    

2. Career Counseling, Job Search, and Finding Internships
   
   Career Counselors, Advisors and Interns are available to assist students and alumni. We focus on all aspects of these five paths based on the assumption that one will fit
   where YOU are in your career process:
   
   - Setting and Clarifying Career Goals
   - Finding an Internship
   - Considering and Pursuing Graduate/Professional School
   - Engaging in Post-Graduate Volunteer Service
   - Landing your First Job
   
   Subcategories of these paths include:
   
   
   1. Take a Course
   2. Identify your Interests, Skills, and Work Values
   3. Define Your Key Criteria
   4. Complete Career Assessment
   5. Explore Majors
   6. Research Organizations
   7. Join a Student Organization
   8. Conduct an Informational Interview
   9. Volunteer
   10. Shadow a Professional in your Chosen Field
   11. Get a Part-time Job
   12. Make a Decision
   13. Write your Resume and Cover Letters
   14. Gather References and Letters of Recommendation
   15. Prepare to Dress for Success
   16. Search Job Vacancy Openings (Full-time & Internships)Listings
   17. Create Target List
   18. Network
   19. Make the most of Career Fairs and Networking Events
   20. Practice Interviewing
   21. Sell Yourself in the Interview
   22. Interview Follow up
   23. Explore graduate/professional school Funding Options
   24. Order Transcripts
   25. Write Personal Statement
   26. Prepare for Entrance Exams
   27. Select a Post-Graduate Volunteer Program
   28. Salary negotiation and first year on the job success
       

1. Kimberly-Clark Career Library
2. MU Career Manager
3. On-Campus Interviewing for Internships and Full-Time Positions
4. Resume Referral
5. Career Services Center Seminars
6. Graduate and Professional School Assistance
7. Walk-In Help
8. Presentation Request for Student Organizations & Residence Life
9. Presentation Request for Faculty and Staff