Let’s get you where you want to go
Husky graduates are sought after by a wide range of employers — Fortune 500 companies, mission-driven nonprofits, government agencies, biotech startups and more. UW students benefit from the Seattle area’s booming economy, with internship opportunities in a wide range of industries, from high-tech to the arts, and a global network of nearly 600,000 Husky alumni. And the Pacific Northwest’s entrepreneurial culture thrives on our campus, where undergraduates can make industry connections or get a head start on launching their own company.
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Access videos, guidebooks, blogs, sample job titles, in-demand skill lists, podcasts and more in eight broad career areas.
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Fast facts
UW experience prepared them to achieve their career goals
in graduate school within 6 months of graduation
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Level up: Build skills employers want
Employers have identified core skills that are critical to students’ success in the workplace. We help students build these skills and provide registered students with free access to LinkedIn Learning, an on-demand video learning platform for developing academic and career skills.
Find an internship
Creating career-building experiences for students is a core driver of our work. We coach students on how to find and maximize internships; employers on how to hire and support interns; campus managers on how to create internship opportunities; and academic departments on how to manage internship courses.
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internship experience
Husky graduates are sought after by a wide range of employers — large and small, for profit and not for profit
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The UW employs a hybrid approach to providing Huskies with the career support they need. There are both comprehensive and college-based career services available.
Comprehensive career services
The Career & Internship Center is the UW’s comprehensive career center, serving undergraduates, graduate students and recent graduates in all fields. Additionally, the UW Alumni Association offers future alumni a range of career-building opportunities.
College-based career services
Several UW colleges, like the Foster School of Business, provide career advising, facilitate career-building opportunities, connect students with employers, or some combination thereof. Check out a list of college-based career resources