The Career Services Office is here to help students figure out their next steps. We work with all students from freshman to graduates. We're also here to support faculty and staff in helping students by providing resources that address basic career development topics. Each college has an assigned Career Counselor to act as a liaison to you and your students.
Need a presenter to cover your class time or you'd just like a speaker for a few minutes? Career Services staff are available to speak on a variety of career related topics. Some previous topics that we have presented on include Are you Career Ready?, Articulating Your Core Competencies, Targeted Resume Writing, Benchmarking Salaries and Online Career Resources.
Career Services looks forward to spending time in your classroom. To request a presentation or to collaborate on a topic specific to your course, contact Career Services, careerservices@umsl.edu or (314) 516-5111.
Please refer students for assistance with their job or internship search, major and career exploration, and all things related to helping them find success after graduation.
Part of our commitment to students is to connect and help them to build relationships with employers. We are open to recommendations from faculty and staff regarding employers you’d like us to connect with.
Please contact Career Services careerservices@umsl.edu or (314) 516-5111 to make an employer referral.
Career Services gathers information on undergraduate student's post-graduate plans so that we can provide UM-System and MDHE outcomes data in compliance with the university's sixth funding measure.
We can report both surveyed data and knowledge data so we could use your help!
If you have students’ plans to report, please let us know! You must be logged into your UMSL Google account in order to access the form.
Questions? Call (314) 516-5111 and ask to speak with Teresa Balestreri or Emily Rapko McEneny.
Handshake is an online platform that connects talented student and alumni job seekers to employers looking to recruit interns, part-time, and full-time hires.
UMSL faculty and staff may create a Handshake account to learn more about internship/job opportunities, career events, and more.
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