Jobs

Hundreds of new job opportunities appear in Handshake every week, including full- and part-time jobs, internships, co-ops, volunteer roles, experiential learning opportunities and fellowships.

1. From the homepage, click Jobs on the top navigation bar.
2. Search by job title, employer, or other keywords, or click items from the "Popular searches for ___ major" for job searches that are popular among students with your major. (You might also be interested in the "What Can I Do With This Major?" tool on our website.)
   
3. Select Filter for additional search options.
4. To apply for positions, click Apply.
   
5. To save a job for later, click the star.

If you would like to receive email or in-app notifications when new opportunities that meet your criteria are posted, you can create a Saved Search.

1. From the homepage, click Jobs on the top navigation bar.
2. Enter your criteria (job title, employer, keywords, etc.) and click Create Search Alert.
3. Edit how frequently you would like to be notified (daily or weekly) and if you would prefer to receive email and/or in-app notifications.
4. Click Save.

You can view applications you have completed and your status in the hiring process.

1. From the homepage, click Jobs on the top navigation bar.
2. Next, choose Applications.

More than 250,000 employers recruit on Handshake. Handshake makes it easy to research companies and organizations any time, such as before applying to a job or attending a career fair or information session.

1. From the homepage, click Jobs on the top navigation bar.
2. Next, choose Employers.
3. You may narrow the results using various filters.

UC hosts employers on campus to interview undergraduate and graduate students from all academic departments for full-time positions. Each employer determines specific qualifications and the application process.

1. Open schedules are first-come, first-served. Eligible students who meet the employer's requirements submit an online resume and sign-up for a specific time slot.
2. Preselect schedules allow all students that meet the employer's requirements to submit an application and be considered for an on-campus interview. After the employer reviews applications, they will "preselect" students who are invited for an interview.
3. Other schedules allow employers to fill their own schedules from career fairs or information sessions.