As part of the College to Career Initiative, Texas Career Engagement is here to help you find the many resources available at UT to help you discover your career options, learn about how to get experiences to prepare you for your next steps, and provide you with the skills and resources to succeed.
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Texas Career Engagement — formerly known as University Career Engagement — focuses on helping undergraduate, graduate, and professional students connect with the many resources available at The University of Texas at Austin to discover career options, complement academics with experiential learning, develop professional skills, connect with employers for internships and employment, and prepare for advanced-degree programs. Read More
HireUTexas powered by Handshake is where you will find professional and career-oriented jobs and internships for degree seekers and graduates.
HireALonghorn is where you will find part-time, retail, seasonal, work-study, and on-campus opportunities. Additional opportunities can be found on college-specific job boards offered by each of the career services offices.
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Are you considering a career in law? All UT Austin students are welcome to visit Liberal Arts Career Services for law school admissions coaching to learn about the application process, how to evaluate and select schools, about different practice areas and career options, and — most importantly — if law school is for you. Get started here.
Are you interested in pursuing a health career such as medicine, pharmacy, physical therapy, or dentistry? Please visit the Health Professions Office in Painter Hall, Suite 5.03. Pre-Health Professions Coaches provide students with strategic coaching and relevant resources as they prepare for application to professional school. Coaches also provide a supportive environment for students to explore their potential fit and competitiveness for a health professions career.
One of your first steps is working with your college or school career services office. The listing below provides you the information you need to get started.
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