Our team of Graduate Student Career Coaches and Peer Career Specialists are here to help you explore and prepare for exciting career opportunities. Starting early is important. Don’t wait to visit us!
infoWinter Break Hours
MU Career Center
– December 21-January 12: No appointments or drop-ins will be offered.
– January 13-17: Regular hours will resume (9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.), including drop-ins and appointments.
Student Success Center
– December 21-January 12: The Student Success Center will not be open.
The University of Missouri is closed on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Monday, January 20, 2025.
Undergraduates
Undergraduate students meet one-on-one with Peer Career Specialists who are highly trained MU students with in-depth career knowledge. Our friendly and resourceful staff make talking about major and career questions an easy and comfortable process.
Peer Career Specialists represent a diverse group of undergraduates and graduate students who are wholly committed to helping others. When you engage with us, you’ll discover more about who you are and get the information and resources needed to pursue your career goals.
Meet with a Peer Career Specialist
Students can speak with a Peer Career Specialist in-person or via Zoom weekdays between 9:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m. Schedule an appointment or drop-in (map).
If you are seeking ongoing, in-depth support to discuss career-related challenges or concerns, you may consider meeting with a career counselor.
Graduate Students
Career Coaches work with graduate and professional students from all disciplines to explore and prepare for the diverse career pathways available to them. At any point in your career exploration process and any stage of your degree program, the coaches will help you reach your goals.
For more guidance and support specific for graduate students, reach out to the Career Coaches on MU Connect for individual appointments.
Meet with a Career Coach
Seeking individual support or guidance? Please send a general inquiry or schedule an appointment with one of our Graduate Student Career Coaches, Audra Jenkins and Laura Roesch.
If you are seeking ongoing, in-depth support to discuss career-related challenges or concerns, you may consider meeting with a career counselor.
Career Counseling
The MU Career Center provides career counseling services for MU students and recent graduates. Career Counselors provide ongoing, in-depth support for those who may be struggling to make decisions or feeling anxiety about their next steps.
If you need help setting personal goals, finding balance, and navigating career transitions, Career Counselors may be a good option for you. Learn more about career counseling.