Partner with us to help support the career development needs of Pitt students. We are dedicated to helping students develop the professional skills and meaningful connections vital to succeed in an ever-changing workplace. We view faculty and staff as important partners in fulfilling this commitment.
Our work together can strengthen the alignment between students’ academic experiences, major and career decisions as well as prepare them for the marketplace though post-graduate options and employment opportunities. We want students to leave Pitt well equipped to launch their careers and achieve their professional goals.
Become a Career Champion
Pitt’s Career Center recognizes the importance of our faculty, staff and Pitt community partners in the career education process. The Career Champion program is intended to provide you with information and resources to engage in meaningful and effective conversations with students regarding career related inquiries.
Request a Presentation
Presented by Career Center staff and/or Career Ambassadors, you may request a short intro to Career Center resources or ask us to fill an entire class with valuable content that will enhance your students’ career readiness.
Career Consultants
Our Career Consultants are ready to partner with you for on-going activities to share their expertise in specific majors and career fields. They meet with students in one-on-one appointments to facilitate their career readiness journey at Pitt. They can arrange for engagement with employers, classroom presentations, and other learning opportunities for your students. Meet our Career Consultant Team!
Post Grad Data Dashboard
Visit Success After Pitt to learn where your graduates with bachelor’s degrees are going within the first 6 months after graduation. Filter by school, department or major to see where your students are working, continuing education, volunteering and living.
Guidelines for Internships for Credit
In order for an internship or an experiential learning activity to be eligible for academic credit, several people must work together: the student, an academic advisor, a faculty member, and the site supervisor. The process, prerequisites, and requirements vary by department and school. Review these general guidelines to learn about the process.
Working with Distressed Students
The University Counseling Center provides important information for the entire campus community about working with students who are experiencing personal or academic difficulties. Learn more about strategies and resources.
Faculty Interview Room Reservations for Mock Interviews
There are 9 interview rooms available in the Career Center on the second floor of the William Pitt Union. These quiet, private rooms are ideal for faculty/staff to use for mock interviews for students, including those with alumni. Reservations must be made at least two weeks in advance. Faculty who would like to reserve rooms for mock interviews should contact, Shirley Stuckert, Employer Relations Coordinator, shs594@pitt.edu.
