Fordham Career Center

The Career Center for Cura Personalis is committed to the ideas of care and community: care for the whole person and the creation of meaningful experiences and connections for all Fordham students. We focus on holistic career education, occupational wellness, and an MVVP model of professional development— emphasizing Mission, Value, Vision, and Purpose from a student’s first year through graduation.

We serve students and alumni of Fordham College Rose Hill, Fordham College Lincoln Center, Gabelli School of Business Undergraduate Programs, School of Professional and Continuing Studies, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, and Graduate School of Education through one-on-one appointments, professional development workshops, events, and specialized resources. We also partner with employers and industry leaders to demonstrate the value and relevance of a Jesuit education.

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For Current Students

From classroom to career, discover the services and resources available for current students.

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For Employers

Recruit Fordham talent through career fairs, info sessions, coffee chats, and more.

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For Alumni

The Career Center is a for-life office. Learn more about the services tailored specifically to Fordham alumni.

Global Diversity and Inclusion

The Career Center for Cura Personalis is committed to fostering a progressive and inclusive professional environment. With this, we provide tailored resources to students from historically underrepresented groups, including but not limited to women, people of color, individuals who identify as LGBTQ+, veterans, neurodivergent individuals, and individuals with disabilities. In addition to person-centered career counseling, we offer exclusive and accessible resources online and host DEI-based events throughout the academic year.

Learn more about diversity and inclusion initiatives

Upcoming Events

17 April

Clubs to Careers: LinkedIn 2:30 pm McGinley Commons Room 259

18 April

Avoid Burnout: Self-Care Workshop 1:00 pm 140W 62nd Street G 74 – 140 W. 62nd St.

18 April

Neurodiversity in Education and Workplace 1:00 pm

19 April

Navigating the Unknown 12:00 pm 140W 62nd Street G 74 – 140 W. 62nd St.

19 April

Headshot Happy Hour at Lincoln Center 2:00 pm Suite G-49 (Career Center LC)

23 April

Supporting Our Seniors: Building Your LinkedIn Profile 4:30 pm McShane Campus Center Room 221

24 April

Optimizing Your LinkedIn Profile 12:00 pm Virtual

24 April

TWELVE18 Media Production House – Info Session 12:30 pm Virtual

24 April

Beyond Graduation: Designing Your Future 1:00 pm Suite G-49 (Career Center LC)

25 April

Guided Meditation to Manage Stress 12:00 pm Suite G-49 (Career Center LC)

News from the Career Center

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Fordham News

Why Study the Humanities? Fordham Alumni, Faculty, and Students Can Answer That

In today’s fast-paced society, many are asking why people should pursue majors like English, philosophy, or history. Fordham faculty, alumni, and students came together recently to provide some answers.

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About the Career Center

For Current Students

For Employers

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News from the Career Center

Why Study the Humanities? Fordham Alumni, Faculty, and Students Can Answer That

Fordham Career Center Hosts First Annual Humanities Day

Veterans Search for Jobs and Internships at Fordham Career Events

Employers Seek ‘Untapped Potential’ at Fordham’s Internships Fair

Fordham Hosts Student-Athlete Career Night

Haunted Open House Spotlights McShane Center’s Impact on Student Life

Student Spotlight: Nishi Akter