Careers Centre

Utilise our careers service to chart your career path, with the help of our appointments, career workshops, employer events and other resources.

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Information about the career pathways for different majors, as well as links to other useful resources.

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How to search for jobs, meet employers, gain networking skills and hear from previous graduates about their job search.

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Develop your job application skills: master application forms, psychometric testing, and interviews.

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Meet with our Business School career advisers to plan your next step.

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View the individual workshops for more information and registration details.

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A career development programme for first year Business students to help you understand your career opportunities and how to manage your career.

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Bridge between university study and your future work life, with in-person and virtual internships opportunities in New Zealand and overseas.

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Career Leaders are a student volunteering group who work closely with the University of Auckland Business School Careers Centre.

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Women business students: would you like to play golf with business mentors?

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Find out more about our specialised career services and how we can support you to find meaningful employment.

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Meet the Business School's Student Development team.

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In addition to receiving specialized support from the Business School Careers Centre, you can also visit the separate, central careers service, CDES.

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