Empower students to identify and reach their career aspirations.
Faculty & Staff
Partner with the Career Center
Ways to Engage
Request a presentation or consultation
We can provide engaging career information to students through a variety of interactive methods rooted in learning outcomes and best practices.
Make a student referral
The MU Career Center provides career coaching and counseling services for students needing support with majors, internships and other career-related topics. If you meet with students asking questions about career choices, please refer them to us.
Become a career advocate
Receive specialized training to be a Career Champion and help students with career questions and post-grad planning. Join, without a fee, the National Association of Colleges and Employers to access career resources, articles, and discussion boards.
Add a Tiger to your team!
Student employment
Career Preparation Resources
Additional career exploration and career preparation resources can be found in Mizzou Career Tools, our digital hub of student career information.
Student Career Readiness
Faculty are key in helping students reflect on how they develop career readiness skills in and out of the classroom. The NACE career readiness definition and sample behaviors provide a shared understanding and language for discussions.
What are Mizzou graduates doing?
CAREER OUTCOMES
Career services collect annual career outcomes data on recent MU graduates. The data is used in recruitment, university rankings, and accreditation. Ensure your department outcomes are accurate by encouraging graduating seniors to complete the survey.
Career Center Newsletter
Connect with the MU Career Center by subscribing to our monthly faculty-staff newsletter. Stay informed about career news, employment trends, student events, and career development resources.
Engaging Employers
Faculty members play a pivotal role in supporting the career goals of students, and helping students in their job searches can sometimes raise legal or ethical issues. Consult the guidelines from the National Association of Colleges and Employers for helpful advice. If employers contact you about visiting campus or promoting jobs and events, please notify career services to maximize their recruitment efforts.
