Industry Perspectives from Lauren Celano (Propel Careers) & John Brothers (MassBioEd)

Event recap by MCS Career Advisors Caroline Rende & Meaghan Shea 

Massachusetts remains a powerhouse for life sciences, but 2026 is undeniably tough especially for students and recent grads seeking a first industry …

Curious about careers at the intersection of tech and public policy? This firsthand reflection from a former security engineer turned TechCongress intern breaks down what tech policy really looks like—how to find your niche, build expertise, write with confidence, and …

“When you apply for a job, your resume might go through an applicant tracking system before it reaches a hiring manager. As a component of efficient and effective hiring practices, the tracking system reviews resumes and accepts candidates who seem …

Expand your negotiation skills and position yourself for the next step in your career.

As many seasoned professionals know, career success is rarely linear and often involves multiple forks in the road. Determining the best options for you takes practice …

“Internships are often the first step to a long and fruitful career. They can serve as exposure to a new field, a crucial networking opportunity, or a chance to secure a full-time position. And that’s the case for Luke Smith, …

Welcome to MCS!

The curated Harvard Extension School page has been designed to help Harvard Extension School (HES) admitted degree candidates and alumni navigate the many resources and services provided by the Mignone Center for Career Success (MCS), as well …

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

January 15, 2026

My HBS students are in the process of returning to campus and, bluntly, kind of freaking out. In just a few …

In my first blog that can be found here, I reviewed where to look for summer internships here at Harvard. Now I want to talk about how to strategize, actively search for internships and hit the apply button.

So what’s …

“The U.S. government is changing how H-1B visas are selected. Instead of a purely random lottery, future H-1B selections will prioritize higher wage roles. This change is intended to favor more specialized and higher skilled positions.

According to USCIS and …