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Career development: an essential part of your IU experience

Everything you do here helps to prepare you for a career. But to get the most out of your education, you should plan to participate in the career development process throughout your time at IU.

We have more than a dozen on campus—each devoted to a specific school, academic level, or career interest. So no matter where you are in your academic journey, you can find the help you need to prepare yourself for success after graduation.

What comes first, the major or the career development process?

The answer is either. Our career development process starts the day you step foot on campus.

If you need help deciding on a career path and haven’t declared a major, start at the Career Development Center (CDC). It’ll help you learn about yourself and explore your options, whether you’re an undergraduate or a graduate student.

If you already know what you want to do, great! You’ll find dedicated career resources within your school—and a wide variety of career-oriented events and job fairs offered across campus.

Getting ready for the world: specialized career services

After you’ve picked a path to pursue, you’ll use the center that specializes in careers tied to the majors offered by your school.

You can talk to dedicated career advisors who know exactly what you need to do to get started in your chosen field. You can connect with employers looking for students like you. And you can get the real-world experience you need to succeed.