Events

Looking for an on-campus job? This workshop covers how to tailor your resume and cover letter so they stand out, where to find opportunities you might not know exist, and how to reach out proactively to create openings that aren't even posted.

If you've been putting off case prep, this is your sign to stop waiting. Management Consulted is bringing a one-of-a-kind workshop to UT Austin students: a single, high-intensity session that covers both fundamental and advanced case interview skills.

Jaclyn Le, UT Austin Alumnus and Co-Founder of Kaleidoscope LLC, will present on effective communication, relationship management, and practical tips for an introductory course on a career in consulting for social impact organizations.

Whether you're starting from a blank page, updating a resume that's a few years old, or translating your academic CV into resume format for the first time, this workshop walks you through building a resume from the ground up. You'll learn what to include, how to frame your experience for non-academic audiences, and how to structure a document that gets noticed.

New to academic CVs or not sure yours is where it needs to be? This workshop is designed to help you build confidence in this essential document. You'll learn how to craft a strong CV for opportunities like fellowship applications, and how to use it as a tool for setting and tracking your own academic goals.

Learn how to ace technical interviews for graduate-level roles in AI and data science, technical program management, software engineering and hardware engineering in this interactive workshop with Microsoft professionals and UT alumni!

Not sure how to make LinkedIn actually work for you? This virtual workshop covers the basics of building out a strong profile — and how to optimize it so opportunities start coming to you, instead of the other way around. You'll leave with a clearer understanding of how LinkedIn works, time to start filling out your own profile, and tips for using the platform for job searching and networking.

Feeling like your days run you, instead of the other way around? This interactive workshop is your chance to hit pause and think intentionally about how you want to structure your time and energy.

Not sure how to write a cover letter that actually gets read? This workshop covers how to craft a compelling cover letter that stands out.

Graduate students are invited to participate in the first OSPOSIUM, a UT System-wide meeting to bring together researchers and students for talks, panels, and networking, along with a half day student-focused “Open to Work” workshop.