Law, Government, Military Service

A career in law can cross many fields including business, government, technology, human and civil rights, international relations, medicine, law enforcement, politics, entertainment, sports and the arts, as well as jurisprudence and academia. Those interested in the structure and function of government often find themselves in the legislative branch, helping to research and craft legislation that eventually may become law. Others may prefer to explore civil service paths in executive agencies and departments. The Harvard Veterans Alumni Organization is an excellent resource for students exploring military options. The organization can help to connect students thinking about military service with veterans from across Harvard University.

Resource Spotlight: Vault

Published on April 12, 2024

Vault is a valuable, comprehensive career planning tool – whether you have a career in mind, are not sure where to begin, or want some options to consider. Peruse this terrific resource to access numerous career guides, explore career fields, …

By Loredana George
Loredana George Assistant Director, International Relations, Global Development, Education, Psychology, Global Health, Human Rights, Consulting, & Alumni Engagement
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Beyond Big Tech: Where Can I Find Summer Opportunities in Tech? (2024 Edition)

Published on February 2, 2024

Interested in working in the tech industry, but worried about the layoffs in the news? While the tech economy appears to be in a state of flux, there are still many organizations who are eager to hire Harvard talent! It …

By Meaghan Shea
Meaghan Shea Assistant Director, Technology, Data Analytics, Life & Physical Sciences & Entrepreneurship
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7 Key Takeaways From Harvard College’s Law School Panel

Published on June 2, 2023

The FAS Mignone Office of Career Success hosted its 8th annual panel in November 2022 for students and alumni interested in applying to Law School. The event provided an opportunity for students to connect with 10 top Law programs around …

By Nicole Satyanarayan
Nicole Satyanarayan Assistant Director, Law, Government, Non-Profits, Foundations, and Military Service
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