Beginning in August, 2002, the Economics Department will provide a list of the Ph.D. students entering the academic and professional job market. This resource will provide information on each student's fields of study, dissertation topic, vita, and references.  Any inquiries for further information at this time may be directed to the Associate Chair for Graduate Economics.

Student Resources

The Ph.D. job market, especially for academic and government jobs, is structured and focused differently that the private job market.  Some resources for the upcoming job market:

A GUIDE (AND ADVICE) FOR ECONOMISTS ON THE U. S. JUNIOR ACADEMIC JOB MARKET
A Young Scholar's Guide to Academia
Job Openings for Economists (JOE)
Resources for Economists on the Internet (Jobs Page, contains job listings for US and foreign jobs)
The American Economics Association

For information primarily related to private jobs, but also resources for all job candidates such as credentials files and mock interviews:

Office of Career Planning and Placement

Job Listings for Private Sector Jobs

Hotjobs.com
Monster.com
Careerbuilder.com
The National Association of Business Economists (member service)