Get Connected: Your Career Community Awaits
The Career Development team at Post University offers personalized career support through Career Communities — connecting you with career coaches, employers, alumni, faculty, and peers who share your interests and goals.
Each community is designed to help you explore industries, develop skills, and prepare for meaningful work. Whether you’re just starting out or ready to launch your career, your community gives you access to the people, tools, and experiences that make your next step clear.
If you’re unsure where to begin, start with Discovery & Exploration — it’s the perfect place to learn steps you can take to find the right path for you.
You Belong Here
At Post University, Career Communities are open to every student — in every major, at every stage.
(You can join more than one community — your interests may span multiple areas!)
Why Join a Career Community?
- Explore community-specific jobs and internships in Handshake
- Browse curated career guides, videos, and industry insights
- Access tools like Big Interview, Interstride, and “What Can I Do With This Major?”
- Click “Subscribe for Monthly Updates” on any Career Community webpage
- Get exclusive updates about internships, events, and new opportunities
- Attend employer panels, career fairs, and networking events
- Hear from alumni and industry professionals who once stood where you are
- Build your professional network early — and watch it grow
- Meet one-on-one with a Career Coach to clarify your goals and next steps
- Practice interviewing and networking through Big Interview and mock sessions
- Receive feedback on your resume, cover letter, or LinkedIn profile
How We Support Students
Meet one-on-one with a Career Coach to develop a personalized plan. We’ll help you reflect on your strengths, identify your next steps, and position yourself confidently for new opportunities. Schedule an appointment through Handshake.
Join virtual and on-campus events designed for students, including:
- Career fairs and employer panels
- Networking events with alumni and industry experts
- Professional development workshops on resumes, interviewing, and the job search
The views, opinions, and content expressed on this webpage are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Post University. Post University does not endorse any specific views or details expressed herein. The purpose of this content is to provide general information to the reader, and as such, this information may not directly relate to programs offered by Post University. Please note that jobs and/or career outcomes highlighted in this content do not reflect jobs or career outcomes expected or guaranteed from enrolling in or graduating from any Post program. Obtaining a job can be due to a variety of factors, not just education, but may also include personal skills, job experience, examinations, background checks, etc.
