Upcoming Events

Interviewing is more than just answering questions. Learn how to best prepare for and present yourself during an interview, as well as what you should do AFTER an interview to express your continued interest in the role. In addition to general interviewing strategies, we will share tips specific to virtual interviews.

You will learn: ...

In this workshop, you will learn how cover letters and resumes work differently for jobs beyond academia, and strategies to develop or refine the cover letter that can highlight your qualifications to set you apart from the crowd.

This event is part of the Ph.D. Job Search Series: 

Curious about a career as a quantitative researcher? Join our moderated panel discussion with PDT researchers to learn about their journey from academia to quantitative finance. They will discuss their career path, the interesting work that challenges them and their decision to leave academia for industry.

Q&A session with a member of the admissions team from Harvard Law School.

Are you applying to law school this cycle or considering law school soon? Learn how law schools evaluate the key components of the application and how to research schools and evaluate programs.

During this program, you will understand components of the application and how to organize your application process.

Two Sigma's quant researchers will be chatting with Princeton’s PhD students Thursday, September 23rd, and we are looking forward to getting to know you in a more intimate setting at our PhD Meet & Greet.

Now that you know the basics of resume writing, let's take it to the next level - customizing your resume to specific positions you are applying to.

During this program, you will learn how to: 

You will learn the basic recruitment process with job search resources and strategies to search for jobs beyond academia. Further, you will gain knowledge and skills on self-care and campus resources to promote your well-being during the job search process.

This event is co-sponsored by Counseling & Psychological Services and part...

You've probably heard networking is an important component of job/internship search. But what is it, and how do you do it?

This program will teach you how to: 

Do you have a quick question for a career adviser? The Center for Career Development will be offering 15-minute in-person drop-in sessions for undergraduate students.

Common questions covered during drop-in sessions include:

Are you preparing for academic jobs? Your CV is one of the most essential elements in the hyper-competitive academic job market to help you stand out from other applicants and get noticed.

Standing out in the interview process is challenging. The Software Engineering Team and the Recruitment Team from Bloomberg will share tips and tricks when it comes to technical interviews as well as some common mistakes to avoid.