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Why Hire Our Graduate Students and Alumni?

The Graduate Center’s students and alumni represent over thirty doctoral programs and fifteen master’s programs. Our students bring an exceptional range of skills to bear in their professional careers:

  • Expert-level content knowledge
  • Extensive teaching experience
  • Outstanding data analysis and data visualization skills
  • Expertise in tools such as SPSS, SAS, Stata, R, GIS, and SQL
  • Fluency in social media and other Internet platforms
  • Excellent writing and presentation skills
  • Critical thinking and analytical skills including problem definition and research design
  • Thoughtfulness and advocacy around issues of diversity and inclusion

Ways to Reach Our Students

Post Jobs and Internships

The Office of Career Planning & Professional Development uses Handshake for its job and internship postings:

  • Existing Handshake users, please login and “connect” with our school profile, CUNY Graduate School and University Center.
  • New users, please create an account. Terms and conditions apply.

If you have any questions, you are welcome to email us at careerplan@gc.cuny.edu.

We reserve the right to refuse to post or remove job postings that are inappropriate for our student and alumni population. Please see below for additional information about policies related to posting jobs at the Graduate Center.

Employer Events

The Office of Career Planning & Professional Development invites you to host an information session or to join one of our career fairs, which provide employers with opportunities to:

  • Promote their organization at the Graduate Center, the PhD-granting arm of the most diverse urban university system in the United States;
  • Advertise open positions and recruit prospective job candidates from students with outstanding expertise across politics, economics, the sciences, the humanities, and the social sciences;
  • Connect with other professionals in state and local government as well as non-governmental and not-for-profit organizations; and
  • Establish valuable contacts with colleagues and university administrators that can potentially yield mutually-beneficial relationships.

Our fall career fair will take place on Tuesday, October 17, 2023, and focus on the field of Public Interest Technology. All of the information about the fair can be found at this link.

If you’re interested in hosting an information session, please fill out our info session request form.

Employer Policies