- Post Jobs & Internships
Advertise your opportunities to students through Handshake or UCAN, an internship-only site that is shared by selective member schools, including Princeton.
With on-campus interviews
Each year we facilitate on-campus interviews for organizations that prefer to meet and interview Princeton students in person. Employers conducting on-campus interviews are required to post the corresponding opportunities in Handshake.
For employers considering posting remote work opportunities, please see our guide to assist you.
- Attend Career Fairs
Career fairs are held throughout the year and are open to all undergraduate and graduate Princeton students. This is an opportunity for you to speak with students about your open positions, organization and industry.
Upcoming career fairs
All Ivy Environmental and Sustainable Development Career Week
- Dates
- Feb. 2-3: Panel discussions
- Feb. 4: Interviews
- Feb. 5: Fair
- Have questions? Contact Pamela Cohen, associate director, career advising.
Spring HireTigers Career Fair
- Present Career Education Workshops & Information Sessions
Workshops are educational opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students covering various career paths, or bolster industry or career development skills. Workshops should offer general information that students can transfer to a variety of organizations.
Information sessions are an opportunity to convey information specific to your particular organization and industry.
You can schedule a workshop or information session in Handshake.
- Host Students at Your Organization
Help students investigate career fields and make professional connections through one of our experiential programs. Volunteer opportunities occur at your workplace and include:
- Princeternship (ranging from one day to two weeks) during the winter break for students to shadow Princeton alumni in your organization and participate in short-term projects at your work site. This insider view of a job and industry is indispensable in helping students explore options and confirm choices. Princeternships can occur throughout the country.
- Site visits are short trips to your work site with a group of Princeton students and typically happen at locations near Princeton.
- Industry treks happen during mid-semester breaks, and allow for a small group of students to visit your work site to compare and contrast it with other visits on the same day. If you can host a small group of students for a visit, we can work with you to determine whether a site visit or an industry trek is the best format.
If you are interested in any of these options, email us at careervolunteer@princeton.edu.
- Coffee Chats
Coffee chats provide students and employers with an opportunity to connect with each other in a more informal manner without including any selection process. Coffee chat time can be used for employers to share insight into their industries, careers and organizations or offer resume reviews and mock interviews to students.
- Tabling Events (not available for 2020-21 academic year)
Typically taking place in Frist Campus Center, tabling events are a great way to increase the visibility of your organization in a busy student-oriented building.