Workshops & Events

Undercover Bosses is a casual recruiting event for graduate students in humanities, social sciences, natural sciences and engineering. Graduate students must register in Handshake to attend.

Each day, 2-3 employers who are interested in hiring Ph.D. student candidates will join the event to speak with Princeton graduate students.

Alphataraxia Management (ATX) is a fast-growing investment management group with offices in Newport Beach and Washington DC. We focus on understanding and predicting outcomes on electricity grids, where our positions can have a significant impact on real-world outcomes: helping to stabilize energy prices and encourage the adoption of renewable...

Are you considering applying to a masters or Ph.D. program in the next year or two? Join us to learn and review application and planning tips. The session will include a whole group overview and the opportunity to join breakout sessions about topics that most interest you.

Topics will include:

- how to decide whether and when to...

Admissions officer Monique Atkinson from Harvard Law School (HLS) will speak about the admissions process for both the regular J.D. program and the Junior Deferral Program.

The presentation will cover an overview of the curriculum, clinical opportunities and student life at HLS. The session will last approximately one hour and will...

Dinner with 12 Tigers is a series that connects current students and alumni of similar underrepresented backgrounds (race, identity, culture, first-gen, low socioeconomic status and more) for candid conversation. All undergraduate and graduate students are welcome.

Bio:

In this workshop, you will learn strategies and resources that help you prepare and conduct informational interviews to build your networks and uncover career opportunities.

It will cover:

• How to identify people to interview

• How to request informational interviews

• What to ask

Interested in finding hidden opportunities through networking, but not sure where to start? Join this virtual career panel and get tips and advice from HR recruiters who hire Ph.D. candidates.

As you navigate your journey at Princeton, you'll find yourself facing decisions about what you can be doing now and in the future.

It's never too early to start exploring! This workshop for sophomores will help you identify what interests you have, possible goals and how you can use your time at Princeton to find fulfillment in future...

A panel of Black professionals that discuss their professional journey and how they have navigated jobs amid workplace discrimination.

This drop-in circle series is a safe virtual community where graduate students of all years and disciplines can join to ask questions and to share your thoughts and feelings about career development and job search process. Each of the five sessions will highlight different aspects of graduate student career development made more challenging by...

The Princeton Internship and Fellowship Program Showcase Week features campus offices and affiliates that offer domestic and international internship and fellowship opportunities.

Princeton Startup Immersion Program 10-week internships with startup companies in NYC, Shanghai and Tel Aviv. Stipends, cohort living, extracurricular...

So, what is networking and how do you do it without it feeling uncomfortable?

This group is for students who are new to the concept and process of networking. By the time you complete all group meetings, you will have a good understanding how to build your own network and be comfortable in initiating to take the first step in making...

he Princeton Internship and Fellowship Program Showcase Week features campus offices and affiliates that offer domestic and international internship and fellowship opportunities. Each session features one program where you will learn their offerings, application information and experiences of past participants.

About Princeton...

Considering graduate school? Learn more about what masters and Ph.D. programs are like and how you can start to prepare for them now.

Topics will include:

• How to decide whether and when to apply to graduate school

• How graduate programs differ from undergraduate programs

• Choosing between a masters or Ph.D....

This drop-in circle series is a safe virtual community where graduate students of all years and disciplines can join to ask questions and to share your thoughts and feelings about career development and job search process. Each of the five sessions will highlight different aspects of graduate student career development made more challenging by...

Figuring out your future can be stressful. If you find yourself feeling lost, overwhelmed or uncertain about how to even begin thinking about or exploring career options, you’re not alone.

Ph.D. alumni who recently graduated will share how to successfully navigate various career challenges from Princeton to your first post-Ph.D. job. During this session, you can ask questions to get advice for your job search and career decisions.

Are you considering law school and want to develop your pre-law interests at Princeton, or just want to learn more about what law school is like? Join us for a casual conversation about how you can explore pre-law as an undergraduate.

You have six weeks of winter break coming up. How are you planning to spend them?

Get some inspiration to help you figure out what you can do -- including taking time for relaxation and self-care -- and how you connect your experiences and reflection during break with your career and professional development.

A panel of professionals will discuss the difficulties they have encountered with having a natural hairstyle at their workplace.