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The Office of Career Development assists students of Purdue University, regardless of their campus affiliation.
We are here to support you in your professional endeavors.

Student Services Offered:

Career Planning
Externships/Informational Interviews
Resume/Cover Letter Development
Internship Search Strategies
Job Search Strategies
Federal Job Search Preparation
Interview Preparation
Graduate School Preparation/Information

What Can I Do With This Major?

What Can I Do with this Major Icon
A comprehensive resource featuring 80 majors. Each major represented outlines career areas, typical employers and strategies designed to maximize career opportunities upon completion of a four-year degree. Also included are links to related websites where students continue their exploration of majors and career fields. More than 1,000 links are listed and organized by category.

On & Off Campus Employment Opportunities

PNC students use your PNC Career Account User ID & Password

On Line Suite of Tools to Assist You

Students must register using their pnc.edu email account

Important Office of Career Development Recruiting Policies
No Show Policy

Career Research

Do the Research, Land The Job

Purdue's Career Wiki
Online Comprehensive Career Resource

PNC Activation Code: J3458849EVJ

WetFeet.com and the Insider Guides to help cut down on the time you spend doing job research by doing some of the work for you. Hopefully we can make your job search as painless as possible.

Seeking an Internship

The Office of Career Development posts two types of internship opportunities for PNC students, academic and experiential. These are posted on our campus job board. If a student wishes to obtain academic credit for an internship, they must meet with their faculty mentor to ensure that the internship is approved for academic credit.