We know the current job market is challenging, and it's easy to get overwhelmed balancing classes, activities, and developing your career goals at the same time. The good news is that your University Career Center is here to support you with steps you can take to increase your appeal to organizations and businesses that are hiring. Explore our blogs for great ideas.
UO Recognized as a Top 25 Peace Corps Volunteer-Producing Institution
The University of Oregon has been ranked #23 on the Peace Corps’ list of all-time top volunteer-producing colleges and universities.
Summer 2023 UCC Internship Scholarship Fund
Need cash this summer while doing an unpaid internship for credit? Apply to the UCC Internship Scholarship Fund!
Ducks Around the World: Riley Anne Ovall in Oahu, Hawaii
The University of Oregon is known for its amazing student athletes, many of which go on to do great things. Riley Anne Ovall, former UO track and field athlete, is no exception.
Ducks Around the World: Marcelo Barros in Washington, DC
Sometimes, life comes full circle.
Ducks Around the World: Marcus Ren in Seattle
We love seeing young alumni giving back to current students with their words of wisdom about the world of work.
Ducks Around the World: Jennifer Mendez-Ruiz in Los Angeles
A turbulent year for many of us, 2020 was filled with lots of shifts to virtual workspaces and online classrooms.
Ducks Around the World: Morgan Torris in Portland
After graduating, our Ducks go on to explore various paths. There are so many opportunities available to our Ducks, including ones that allow us to pursue multiple passions.
Ducks Around the World: Busayo Onifade in Atlanta, Georgia
Excite, educate, and inspire—alumna Busayo Onifade lives by these aspirations and describes what she brings to her work as a freelance content designer.
Ducks Around the World: Joze Pelayo in Washington, DC
Joze Pelayo is putting his MA in international studies to great use in our nation’s capital!
Ducks Around the World: Dahyun Kim in Kenya
Studying abroad is a fantastic way to expose students to new environments and cultures. Some of our Ducks like their experiences so much that they decide to pursue careers abroad.
Ducks Around the World: Heather Ketten in Austin, Texas
Students tend to overlook careers in government, unaware of the unique benefits and opportunities available.
Ducks Around the World: Amanda Isberg in Egypt
Many Ducks aspire to migrate across the globe after graduation, and alumna Amanda Isberg was one of them.