The Office of Career Services hosts educational and networking events to support students and alumni in their long term career development. These include career panels, employer information and recruitment sessions, career fairs, career chats, and much more.

Our Office of Career Services has extensive connections to internship and employment opportunities, which will be available to you as a student. However, please note that while we have many resources in place, we do not provide "job placement" services.

You can find a list of sites that NYU Wagner recommends for job searches at:
https://wagner.nyu.edu/portal/students/careers/resources/job-searching

Learn more about the Ellen Schall Experience fund elibility and application dates via https://wagner.nyu.edu/portal/students/careers/internships/experience

If you are a doctoral student interested in starting your academic job search, we recommend that you:

Great networking skills, a flawless resume, and a compelling cover letter will help you land an interview with almost any employer. However, the way that you manage the interview process ultimately determines whether or not you are offered a position.

Career Planning:  Assessment and Informational Interviews

Career Services Staff are ready to support you in your professional development. Meet with us to: 

A resume is a summary of your education, professional experience, and technical skills that are directly related or “relevant” to a specific position for which you are applying.

Yes, many Wagner faculty are involved with large research and program evaluation projects. Many of these include positions for full- or part-time research assistants, and Wagner students are strongly encouraged to apply for these positions.

Salary negotiation is the process of determining and agreeing on the amount and/or types of compensation that an employer will pay an employee in exchange for some form of labor.

Networking is the systematic process of developing and cultivating a pool of professional contacts.