Graduate Programs

Application materials, including resumes, cover letters, portfolios, writing samples – and more, are a critical aspect of the internship and job search process. Career coaches at The Graduate Career & Professional Development Office are highly-trained professionals, well-versed in industry standards and employer expectations. From navigating Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) to building materials from scratch, coaches are available to help students succeed.

Career coaches at The Graduate Career & Professional Development Office support students daily in the intricate art of interviewing, from negotiating an offer to determining if an organization is an ideal fit. Practice interviews, both in-person and virtually, are offered by coaches, to ensure students feel confident and well-supported.

We acknowledge and support that, for many graduate business students, securing meaningful internships and full-time opportunities is a major goal of continuing education. To that end, career coaches at The Graduate Career & Professional Development Office are readily available to support students in gaining additional industry expertise.

Researching employers is a critical aspect of career development, and Vault allows students to review company information, gain insight into industry trends, explore necessary skillsets – and more.

We are excited to announce that the Husky Mentor Network, now called HuskyLink, has moved to a new platform, powered by PeopleGrove. This new platform has additional features making the process of connecting with peers and alumni both easier and more rewarding! Figure out your next step. Find your next job. Share your expertise. Become a mentor. Claim your account in less than 2-minutes and instantly connect with our community.

My Visa Jobs – International students bring critical lived experience to the workplace, and are part of why the University of Connecticut is such a successful institution. My Visa Jobs allows international candidates to explore meaningful opportunities with U.S. employers; additionally, it provides an annual H1B Visa Report that shows which employers sponsored, for what positions, and in which cities and states.