Welcome to the Virtual Career Center at Boston University!
Wherever you are in your career journey—and wherever it may take you—the CCD is here for you. We have the programs, tools, and resources to help you take the next step.
Wherever you are in your career journey—and wherever it may take you—the CCD is here for you. We have the programs, tools, and resources to help you take the next step.
Vanessa Galeana is a first-year Master of Social Work (MSW) student specializing in Children, Youth, and Families. With a strong foundation in education and youth development, Vanessa is building a career centered on advocacy, support, and meaningful impact for young people.
Making the decision to work as a freelancer in the social-impact sector involves plenty of research and planning. Whether you’re just starting your career journey, switching sectors, or considering a side-gig, freelancing takes commitment and dedication.
That said, lending your …
Learn how to use LinkedIn’s People tab to find alumni at companies you’re interested in, build meaningful connections, and confidently reach out to expand your professional network.
Whether you’ve spent years working independently or you’ve taken on side projects to grow your skills, freelance experience can be a powerful addition to your resume. It shows you’re self-disciplined, versatile, and experienced. Properly highlighting this type of work can …
Transitioning into a new career can feel overwhelming, but one simple tool can make it a lot easier: the informational interview. If you’re thinking about switching fields, talking to people who already work in your target industry is one of …
Adobe UX Designer (and Springboard mentor!) Karen Ko has a fascinating job: she works on the Creative Cloud Desktop application and Creative Cloud libraries. But a couple of years ago, she was just another applicant from a UX Bootcamp program.
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Almost every organization of any size employs one or more people to lead their marketing and advertising functions, even if that person is part-time or has other responsibilities. And, for larger organizations, it is normal for them to employ multiple …