Alumni Career & Professional Development
DU offers career support for alumni in all phases of their professional lives.
DU offers career support for alumni in all phases of their professional lives.
All alumni have access to a variety of career services. Scroll down to check out what resources are available for alumni.
Alumni who graduated within the last year from a graduate or undergraduate program still have full access to the suite of services offered by their respective career services offices. Access those services exactly as you did as a student.
Schedule an appointment today by logging into PCO. Once you are in PCO, go to the appointments tab and you’ll see the availability of our career advisors.
If you graduated from one of these colleges you are eligible to receive lifetime services free of charge!
Daniels College of Business:
As an alum of Daniels, please reach out to Daniels Career Services to receive tailored support.
Josef Korbel School of International Studies:
As a Korbel graduate alum, please reach out to the Office of Career and Professional Development to receive tailored support.
Sturm College of Law:
As an alum of Sturm, please reach out to the Office of Career Development (CDO) to receive tailored support.
Alumni Career & Professional Development offers a variety of services for all alumni.
Sessions may last up to 15 minutes and no appointment is necessary (first come, first served). Call 303-871-4331 during our office hours: Tuesdays 12:00-1:00pm and Thursdays 3:00-4:00pm MST, or schedule a callback during the following hours: Thursdays 2:00-3:00pm and Fridays 10:00-11:00am. Voicemails received outside of our office hours will be returned within two business days.
We also welcome quick questions over email. Fill out our contact form and we will email you back.
Explore our robust network of professional coaches vetted by the DU Alumni Career & Professional Development team. Coaches in the network can help you make decisions on career paths and hone your skills. We offer a variety of coaches to fit your specific needs when it comes to your next step.
Please note that partnered coaches offer a 20% discount on their services to DU alumni, but rates still apply. Prices will vary.
*Coach Referral Network is for alumni of DU, if you are a current student please visit career.du.edu to view free career advising services.
As a DU alum, you have access to a variety of online resources to support your networking and professional growth. Access these tools quickly via the links below, and learn more here.
Miss a live program? Or looking for content on a specific career topic? Check out our robust offering of recordings of prior events, available 24/7:
We proudly provide free resume reviews to all DU alumni. Upload your resume via our contact form and one of our expert career coaches will provide feedback on your resume within 4 business days. Please upload your document in Word format or submit a link to your LinkedIn profile.
Login to Big Interview to practice interviewing, watch career videos and more. You’ll need a du.edu email. Don’t have one? Call University Technology Services at (303) 871-4700 to set up your @alumni.du.edu email address.
Check out the resources available for alumni of diverse identities.
If you’d like to join an alumni affinity group, you can learn more by visiting the Alumni of ACTION network.
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