Undergraduate Students
We are here to help ALL Western students! That includes undergraduate students, graduate students, students at all WWU locations, part-time and full-time students, first, second, third, fourth and fifth year students, transfer students, and post-bacc students.
Click on the tiles below to explore our free resources, or if you're looking for more of a checklist, check out our Guide to Post-Graduation Success (GPS)—your roadmap to making the most of your journey at WWU and helping prepare you for life after graduation.
Career Workshops
We provide workshops on Career Exploration, Resume Writing, Crafting Cover Letters, and Job & Internship Search Strategies!
Career Center Virtual Drop-Ins
Meet with a member of our team virtually in a 15min drop-in session—no appointment needed—to get 1:1 career support.
Job & Internship Postings
Explore extensive job and internship postings on Handshake, Western’s job and internship platform.
Career Closet
FREE business attire for you to keep! Find professional attire for interviews, career fairs, or your first day on the job!
Employer Events
Connect with employers at our quarterly Career & Internship Fairs, and other career education and networking events.
Graduate Outcomes
Check out where your degree can lead you—see top employers, work locations, and salary data.
We offer Career Center Virtual Drop-Ins for students and alumni to get support with the career topics listed below. We also host hybrid career workshops.
Career Support Topics
Identify and explore possible career paths and set career goals.
Take a free, self-service career assessments and meet with a counselor to understand how your results inform your understanding of personal interests, skills, values, and lifestyle preferences, which impact your academic and career decisions.
If you need support choosing your major, you can connect with an Academic Advisor in the Academic Advising & Student Achievement Center (AASAC).
Connecting with professionals, peers, and alumni can open doors to new opportunities, provide valuable insights, and guide you on your career path. Our team can share resources and strategies to help you grow your network.
One of our team members can review your resume and cover letter and provide feedback over email. If you need face-to-face support, you can attendCareer Center Virtual Drop-Ins.
Learn strategies and tips for your job or internship search including information on networking, LinkedIn, and navigating job offers and salary negotiation.
Learn interview techniques to prepare and practice future interviews.
Interested in graduate school? Meet with a representative from the WWU Graduate School to learn more about the process. You can discuss WWU graduate programs as well as opportunities at other institutions. For general self-service guidance on graduate school, including tips for preparing application materials, visit the Graduate School Advising page.
Interested in a career in healthcare? Talk with WWU's Health Professions Advisor in the Academic Advising and Student Achievement Center (AASAC) to learn more about the process, including which classes to take, the application process and more!
Engagement Policy
We are no longer offering individual appointments. You can connect with our team by attending Career Center Drop-Ins, participating in workshops, or visiting us at career fairs and tabling events.
Our goal is to support all members of the WWU community—past, present, and future—who are seeking career guidance. During times of high demand, we may prioritize services for current students.
To ensure a safe and welcoming environment for everyone, our team reserves the right to exercise discretion when meeting with individuals. Threatening or abusive behavior toward staff will not be tolerated. We are committed to providing a respectful and supportive space for all seeking career guidance.