Faculty and staff play a critical role in helping students clarify their values and interests, build confidence, translate their skills from the academic classroom to new environments, and make connections with Carleton alumni and friends of the College.
We would love to partner with you to support the career development needs of the students in your major or concentration. Please email careercenter@carleton.edu to get connected with a member of our staff. We look forward to collaborating with you.
Job & Internship Resources
Four Year Career Development Plan: Learn about career education milestones and recommendations for students of each class year.
Applied Experiences: Find information about internships and applied experiences and funding available from the Career Center.
Where have Carleton Students Interned? Search internships held by former students in this database. The database can be sorted by major, role, and geographic location.
First Destinations: The first-destination survey provides a snapshot of students’ primary activity 6–9 months post graduation including: employment, fellowships, service, continuing education, caregiving, job seeking.
References and Recommendations
The Career Center no longer maintains credential files. Faculty are encouraged to share letters of recommendation with students directly, or submit them via the program portal provided by the student.
Additional Resources to Share with Students
Handshake is Carleton’s main job and internship tool; all students have accounts. Email us if you’d like your own account to browse listings and to get an idea of the types of jobs and internships that might be of interest to your students.
What Can I Do with this Major?
These helpful guides from the University of Tennessee give examples of career fields that might appeal to students in a variety of majors.
Packed with country-specific career information, this research tool provides expert advice and insider tips for finding employment opportunities at home and abroad. If you are off campus and trying to access this site, please email us.