Websites with jobs, internships, career info
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On this page | our site:
VT-exclusive resources | just what it says
Resources by job type, location, student population | new grads, internships, international, local, etc.
Career-field resources | choose your field of interest to find focused sites
Industry + career research | rankings and reviews of employers
How-to | ...know where to start, get experience, job search skills
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Hokies4Hire & On-Campus Interviewing for VT
students/alumni only. |
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Current Jobs for Graduates |
at site use: USER NAME=vt, PASSWORD=scc24061 |
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Job Seeker Environmental Jobs Service:
Forestry, fisheries, conservation, soil & water, environmental action & policy & education, administration, university teaching & research,
cooperative extension, parks, outdoor recreation. |
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CareerShift Comprehensive online job search site,
with features including ability to find contact names for personnel in organizations. |
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Internships.com for Virginia Tech students
Search by keyword (industry; major), location, paid/unpaid, college credit. Tips & advice. Wide variety of internships, industries,
career fields. |
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Going Global Extensive resources for job
or internship search, including job-search-etiquette & protocols — anywhere, U.S. or abroad — for anyone, including student visa holders. |
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Hokie Nation Network:
Student+alumni career networking |
Resources by student population, location, job type:
Job type:
Internship sites general, multi-field. Also see career fields for internships in those industries.
Federal government employment Resources, tips, process for finding jobs and internships.
Location:
International opportunities Other resources, in addition to Going Global.
Who:
Student & new grad sites Aimed at college students and new grads.
General sites For many career fields, all types of job seekers.
International student job search work authorization issues; resources for International students.
Graduate student job search industry and academic job search. Use with job & internship search guide.
Career-field-focused sites focus on career fields and industries:
Agriculture | Horticulture | Food Science | Biotech (also see Sciences...)
Animal Health | Veterinary Medicine | Zoology | Zoos and Acquariums
Architecture & Design | Building Construction
Arts | Fine Arts | Graphic Design | Performing Arts | Entertainment | Music Industry
Bilingual Jobs | Education: ESL | International and Language Instruction
Business | Accounting | Economics | Finance | HR | Marketing & Sales
Communication | Public Relations | Media | Writing | Editing | Publishing | Advertising
Education: ESL | International and Language Instruction | Bilingual Jobs
Engineering | Technology | IT | Computer | Math | Statistics
Environment | Green Jobs | Natural Resources | Sustainable Biomaterials | Geography | Forestry | Fisheries | Wildlife (also see Sciences...)
Fashion | Apparel | Textiles Industry
Health Care | Mental Health | Psychology-related
History Research | Historic Preservation | Living History Museums | Museums
Hospitality & Tourism | Travel | Food & Beverage | Outdoors | Camps
Military careers | Military-to-civilian transition
Nonprofit | Social & Human Service | International Service & Development
Sciences: Life & Physical (also see Agriculture... also see Environment...)
Sports | Recreation | Fitness & Wellness | Nutrition | Dietetics
INDUSTRY RESEARCH | EMPLOYER RANKINGS, REVIEWS:
Industry | career | employer research + ratings, rankings, reviews of jobs, internships, employers for college students and grads.
HOW TO:
Know where to start looking for jobs online tips on where to start if all the options daunt you.
Get experience in college get more than one type, and start early.
Job & internship search guide from resume to relocation. Finding jobs is one thing; knowing how to present yourself successfully to employers is another. This covers the skills you need and is for all VT students.
Do you wish to suggest a site for one of our lists / categories?
Suggestions of additional Websites useful to Virginia Tech students and relevant to career issues might be considered. We make no promise to review any particular request.
1. Before suggesting your Website, search our Website for yours. If you find yours, no need to contact us.
2. Coordinate with your co-workers and check past records so as not to send a repeat or duplicate request.
3. Be advised:
- We are not able to give attention to mass mailings.
- As part of an educational institution with an educational mission, we do not endorse products for sale to our students.
- Subject lines such as "question about your site" commonly used by mass-mailers, will not receive attention.
- Your Website name (not ours) should appear in the subject line if you wish us to consider your request.
- Within e-mail, your Website name, URL and a brief description, will help us consider your request.
- Requests should include your full name, title, organizational affiliation, physical location, e-mail address, phone.
- No PDF attachments accepted.
- Send to copeland @ vt.edu. Requests sent to other staff members in our office will not receive attention.
- Requests we choose to view will be evaluated in the order they are received, at our convenience.
- Repeat and duplicate requests will delay consideration of the original, not advance it.
- We make no suggestion whatsoever that we will link to any Website.


