Find Full-Time Employment
How do you start a job search?
UVM Career Services is a place to start a job search. We bring employers to campus, manage a job and internship database called Catamount Job Link with local, national and international opportunities and we offer career counseling services to assist your individualized search.
More job search websites
These are some popular job search resources for many different career searches:
- jobweb.com
- Bureau of Labor's Occupational Outlook Handbook
- JobHuntersBible.com
- WetFeet.com
- Rubenstein School's careers page
- idealist.org
- Backdoorjobs.com
- CityTownInfo.com
- explorehealthcareers.com
- employmentcrossing.com
- iHipo.com
- NACE Link
- MonsterTRAK
- indeed.com
Salary Information
Prepare for your job search
Before you begin your search, follow our preparation steps:
- Build a resume
- Begin Networking and Informational Interviewing
- Write a Cover Letter
- Prepare for an Interview
Career Services has four ways to start your search.
Begin searching in our job search database, Catamount Job Link
Begin your search for jobs and local internships on Catamount Job Link.
Trouble accessing the database? Call (802) 656-3450 or e-mail Career.Services@uvm.edu
Search through online career field information
We've collected some of the best resources available online and have organized them for our job seekers. View career field information.
Search other recommended job search databases
Try other search databases, such as those listed in the right-hand column.
Talk to a counselor
If you have any questions, need someone to look over your resume or cover letter, or just need someone to practice interviewing with you on those commonly asked interview questions, look no further than Career Services.
Employers Recruiting On Campus
- Information Tables: Throughout the year, employers come to campus wanting to meet you and share information about their company, organization and opportunities. The tables are located in the atrium of the Davis Center and offer a chance to informally learn more about job and career options.
- Information Sessions: Employers also offer sessions featuring more in-depth information regarding their company and current openings for employment and internships. These sessions are generally in the afternoon and evening and are open to all students researching opportunities and job requirements. Be curious. Learn about what employers have to offer and what they need from you.
- On-campus Interviews: Graduating soon? Employers are coming to campus to recruit and interview you. By using our Experience database, you can apply to positions directly and be selected for an interview right here on campus. These jobs are located in the area, as well as nationally and internationally.
- Events: Employers come to campus for our Career Fair held each semester and for networking events throughout the year. Attending these events can help you understand how to use your studies and time at UVM effectively so that you are well prepared for the job market. Begin to make contacts at any stage of your educational career and take advantage of employers who are coming to you and are interested in hiring UVM students and graduates.
Visit our calendar for more information on upcoming employer recruiting on campus.
Last modified March 29 2013 02:51 PM