Prepared for Anything
Ask upcoming Duquesne graduates how they feel about the next step in their lives and you'll hear a common theme: "Prepared." We'll support your development of professional confidence, impressive experience, and powerful networks you need to get a running start on a meaningful career.
Duquesne's Center for Career Development
Whether you are a student just beginning college or a Duquesne University graduate, the Center for Career Development is here to support you at every stage of your professional journey. We help students and alumni explore careers, connect with employers, and develop professional and job search skills through programs, events, and one-on-one career counseling.
Throughout your professional life, we'll always be in your corner. The relationships you make here—with your peers, faculty, and the entire Duquesne family—are supportive inspiring and never stop giving.
Career and Major Exploration with Focus 2 Career
Duquesne’s Center for Career Development is here to help you find a major and career path that is right for you! Students and alumni can utilize Focus 2 Career, Duquesne’s online career, major and education exploration planning system for helping you choose a major, build your career goals and learn important job information. Focus 2 Career gives you free access to a wide range of career assessments that help you explore your values, skills, interests and personality. Based upon your results, it then makes suggestions of possible career paths and Duquesne majors that could be a fit for you. It also links you to important career information and resources to help you evaluate your options and make an informed decision.
Students, sign in using your MultiPass credentials to get started! If you are an alumni, you can create your free account by using the access code DUKES.
Our Graduate Outcomes surveys are comprised of students who graduated in August 2022,
December 2022, and May 2023.Graduate Outcomes
Unsure what the future holds for you? Wondering how your career may fit into the overall picture of your life? 10 Duquesne students studying Education, Psychology, or Sociology will have the opportunity to do an on-site visit to one of our employer partners, The Bradley Center! Join the Center for Career Development and the Office of Disability Services for an interactive lunch workshop focused on navigating disclosure and accommodations in the workplace. Learn when, how, and whether to disclose a disability to an employer, explore strategies for requesting accommodations Upcoming Events
Let's Do Lunch: Designing Your Life
Career Road Trip: The Bradley Center (Psychology | Sociology | Education)
Transportation will be provided to and from campus and lunch will be provided by the employer during the visit.
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Let's Do Lunch: Navigating Disclosure & Accommodations in the Workplace
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