Please visit our COVID-19 Career Resources page for detailed information on virtual appointments, jobs and internships, and staying on your career path.
Baylor University Career Center
Your career success starts now, and the Baylor University Career Center is here to help! All Baylor University students have access to a dedicated Career Success Professional assigned to their major as well as a variety of resources and tools to help identify and land a career by graduation. Engagement with the Baylor University Career Center throughout your college career will help to ensure your career success!
Students
Start now for your career success. Set up a Handshake account, stay up-to-date on the latest career-related events, familiarize yourself with the resources available, and set an appointment with a Career Success Professional TODAY!
Employers
The Baylor University Career Center wants you on our campus. Check here for upcoming events, ways you can connect with our students on campus, and post opportunities for internships and jobs.
Parents
You are integral to your student’s success. You’ve already invested in his or her education at Baylor. Now make sure that you are aware of what career related opportunities are available to your student each semester.
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Apr. 27, 2020
‘There are many ways that students can engage with employers through this time of uncertainty,’ says Baylor’s assistant vice provost for the Career Center
Despite the recent downturn in the U.S. job market, due to COVID-19, Baylor University students are still participating in interviews, negotiating job offers and working toward their career goals, said Ken Buckley, assistant vice provost for the Baylor Career Center.