Congratulations on completing the academic year! While many of you are looking forward to a summer experience, many others are still seeking opportunities. In either case, below are some tips to make the most of your summer.

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Haven’t secured a summer internship yet? Don’t worry– there is still time to plan for a summer that allows you to explore your interests and expand your skills! Below are some options beyond the traditional internship experience to consider:

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Interested in innovation, technology and social change? Consider the following fellowships that allow individuals to apply cutting edge technology such as AI to solve real world problems.

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The ~ 900 Top Companies to Work For, Including 35 Supernovas

Prepared by Jeffrey Bussgang, General Partner and Co-Founder, Flybridge Capital Partners; Senior Lecturer, Harvard Business School:

“Each spring for the last decade, I’ve published the Rocket Ship Startup List – a …

Taking the time to reflect on your disappointment can help you plan a meaningful path forward.

“Most people will experience professional disappointment during their careers. At some point, something that they’ve worked toward or aspired to will fall through: Maybe …

“Many job seekers hesitate to ask for accommodations, even when they are legally protected and could meaningfully improve the hiring experience. HERC’s Job Seeker’s Guide to Requesting Accommodations breaks down what accommodations are, when and how to request them, and …

Congratulations to the Class of 2026!

Did you know that our team is here to support you, even after you graduate?

Harvard College alumni have access to The Mignone Center for Career Success (MCS) for five years after graduation (and …

By Carly Stern

Excerpt from Bloomberg.com

“While the class of 2026 is graduating at a moment when full-time employment feels extra precarious and AI seems poised to change the nature of work, experts say the strategies for thriving in an …

Event recap by Jessica Urzúa, PhD student in Sociology and Social Policy

The academic job search can feel opaque, solitary, and mythologized. How many jobs should you apply for? How much does networking matter? When should you start preparing materials? …

“Getting a job is a key step to achieving financial independence. For people with disabilities, finding work can be challenging, as they may face barriers like discriminatory hiring practices or inaccessible physical work spaces. Here are examples of some companies …