Workshops & Events

In this casual Q&A session, alumni in the arts will share advice for how you can engage a virtual audience, present your work digitally and build a social media presence. This event is open to current Princeton undergraduate and graduate students and alumni. Co-sponsored by the Center for Career Development, the Princeton Entrepreneurship...

Do you have a quick question for a career adviser?  The Center for Career Development will be offering 15-minute virtual Zoom drop-in sessions for undergraduate students every Friday this spring between noon  and 4 p.m. No appointment is needed. 

Common questions covered during drop-in sessions include:

Do you have a quick question for a career adviser?  The Center for Career Development will be offering 15-minute virtual Zoom drop-in sessions for undergraduate students every Friday this spring between noon  and 4 p.m. No appointment is needed. 

Common questions covered during drop-in sessions include:

Have you ever wondered what an MBA could do to help you accomplish your personal and professional goals? Join us to hear more about why an MBA degree can be of value to students from STEM majors.

Current Ph.D. students in the Humanities will share their experience and candid insights about career exploration beyond academia. This conversation will cover topics such as communicating your career plans with your adviser(s), bridging your academic work with professional development and considering what skills might be needed for the job...

Do you have a quick question for a career adviser?  The Center for Career Development will be offering 15-minute virtual Zoom drop-in sessions for undergraduate students every Friday this spring between noon  and 4 p.m. No appointment is needed. 

Common questions covered during drop-in sessions include:

One of the most common questions we ask students when they return to campus after the holidays -- what did you do over winter break? Maybe they worked on a cool project that was put together by an alum. Perhaps they decided to learn a new skill or took up a new hobby. And maybe they just decided to actually take a break and relax.

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Industry Insights is a series of programs led by Princeton alumni, which help participants build tangible skills, discover diverse industries, and learn about company cultures and recruitment timelines. Alumni will also share their career backgrounds, and offer advice for breaking into their sectors or industries.

Get an insiders' look at Hollywood careers, and connect with your fellow Tigers working in the entertainment industry. This is a two-day Wintersession event presented by the Center for Career Development, the Lewis Center for the Arts and Princeton in Hollywood.