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Career Services

Career Services at Concordia University Texas helps students explore career paths, build resumes and LinkedIn profiles, prepare for interviews, and plan internship and job searches. 

Schedule a career coaching appointment through Navigate for personalized guidance. If you need help accessing career resources or checking on a career-related request, contact Student Central. 

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Career Preparation Built In

At Concordia Texas, career preparation connects your coursework, applied learning, and professional relationships with your goals for the future. Career Services supports that experience with personalized guidance and practical resources to help you take your next step. 

Through Career Preparation Built In, you can connect the knowledge and skills you develop in college with opportunities for meaningful work, continued education, and service. 

Learn How Career Preparation Is Built Into Your Education

Career Support and Resources

Your Student Central advisor can help you explore career paths, prepare application materials, and connect with career resources. Whether you are choosing a direction or applying for an opportunity, work with your advisor to plan your next steps.

Student Working On Resume

Resume Development

Learn how to describe your education, employment, projects, service, and leadership experience in terms employers understand. Get help organizing your resume and tailoring it to an internship or job opportunity.

Student Building LinkedIn Profile On A Computer

LinkedIn Profile Building

Create a profile that communicates your interests, skills, and experience. Get guidance on presenting your accomplishments and using LinkedIn to research organizations and build professional connections.

Student Interacting With Employers At Career Fair

Networking and Career Fairs

Meet employers, ask questions about their organizations, and learn about internship and job opportunities. Prepare to introduce yourself, explain your interests, and follow up after a conversation.

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Internship and Job Search Support

Get guidance on finding opportunities, preparing application materials, and organizing your search. For internships, review program requirements and speak with your faculty advisor before making plans for academic credit.

Find Experience That Supports Your Goals

An internship can help you explore a field, apply classroom learning, and build professional skills. Other applied experiences may include clinicals, student teaching, research, performances, service learning, or projects, depending on your program. 

Requirements and approved options vary by degree plan. Review internship information and talk with your faculty advisor about how an experience fits your academic requirements. A career coach can help you prepare your resume and plan your search. 

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Frequently Asked Questions About Career Services

  • How do I get help with career planning?

    Schedule a career coaching appointment through Navigate. You can discuss your interests, explore career paths, review application materials, or plan your next step. If you are unsure where to begin, contact Student Central for help connecting with support. 

  • Can I get help if I do not know what career I want?

    Yes. Career exploration is part of the process. A career coach can help you consider your strengths and interests, use career assessments, and identify ways to learn about different fields. You can also use Career Explorer to begin researching possibilities. 

  • Can someone help me with my resume or LinkedIn profile?

    Yes. Schedule a career coaching appointment to get guidance on organizing your resume, describing your experience, or developing your LinkedIn profile. Bring your current materials and, if you have one, a description of the opportunity you want to pursue.

  • Are internships required for every major?

    Internship requirements vary by program and degree plan. Some programs use other forms of applied learning, such as clinical experiences, student teaching, research, or projects. Review the Student Internship Guide on the Internships page and confirm your requirements with your faculty advisor.

  • How can I find an internship?

    Start with the Internships page for guidance and application information. A career coach can help you plan your search and prepare your materials. Your faculty advisor can explain program requirements and whether an experience may qualify for academic credit. 

  • How do I find jobs on campus?

    Search Handshake using “Concordia University Texas” as a keyword to find campus employment postings. Review each listing for qualifications, application instructions, and scheduling expectations. Contact Student Central if you need help accessing job-search resources.

  • Who should I contact with questions or to check on a request?

    Contact Student Central for help accessing career resources, connecting with support, or checking on a career-related request. To schedule a career coaching appointment, use Navigate. 

  • Can alumni receive career support?

    Alumni can contact Student Central for information about available career resources and how to access support. 

Connect with Concordia Texas Talent

Employers can connect with Concordia Texas students through internships, job postings, and campus recruitment opportunities. Learn how to share opportunities and engage with students preparing to enter your field. 

Employer Engagement

Take Your Next Step

Bring your questions, your goals, or the resume you have been meaning to update. Schedule a career coaching appointment, or contact Student Central for help finding the right resource.

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Concordia Blog Post

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Jan. 23, 2023 by Zachary Zawaideh and Timothy Barney, Concordia University Texas students
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