On this page you will find career resources you can utilize after graduation.
Philosophy Statement
The Career Development Network at UNL is comprised of career professionals dedicated to empowering Huskers and stakeholders through collaborative efforts that cultivate exploration, career readiness and professional connections. We strive to provide comprehensive resources and personalized support to students, alumni, faculty/staff and employers, fostering an inclusive environment.
First Destination Survey (Student Outcomes Survey)
The First Destination Survey captures graduating students information regarding their plans upon completing their UNL degree. Students receive notification about the survey one month prior to graduation, as well as at the 3, 6, and 9-month mark after graduation. Take the survey to update us on your plans after graduation or see what other alumni have done after graduation.
Student Outcomes
Use the First Destination Survey to view the outcomes after graduating of other alumni.
Job & Internship Guide
The Job & Internship Search Guide gives you essential tools, tips, and strategies for success.
Thank you to Husker Circle members who have made this publication available to UNL Students! Learn more about this year’s Husker Circle members.
Graduate School
Learn how to find and research programs, make important connections, write application essays, and more!
Focus 2
Assess your interests, skills, values, and personality and see how they relate to career fields and UNL majors.
UNL students may use this resource for free by creating an account and using the access code: huskers
O*NET Online
Welcome to your tool for career exploration and job analysis! O*Net Online has detailed descriptions of the world of work for use by job seekers. Occupation reports offer a range of information, from a broad overview to comprehensive detail on a specific subject.
Occupational Outlook Handbook
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) is a federal agency under the United States Department of Labor that serves as the principal fact-finding agency for labor economics and statistics. Its primary mission is to collect, analyze, and disseminate essential economic data to support public and private decision-making related to labor market conditions, wages, inflation, productivity, and other economic indicators in the United States.
Handshake For Alumni
Accessing Handshake as an Alumni
- Enter your email, and click next. Your @husker.unl.edu email will be your username unless you updated your email on your Handshake account prior to graduating.
- Handshake will then ask you to enter your password. If you need to reset your password you will be given the option and the reset email will be sent to the email address in your profile.
Note: If you did not update you email prior to graduation and no longer have access to your @huskers.unl.edu email contact careerservices@unl.edu and provide them with the email you would like to have added to your Handshake account. Once staff have updated your email address, you will receive a password reset email to the new email address.
Federal Jobs
Job opportunities with the U.S. government are available in many career fields. The application and hiring process differs from a traditional job search. Check out the following resources to assist with a federal job search.
Career Fair Information for Alumni
Career fairs are great events to network with employers and learn more about the open positions they are applying for and how to apply. Use this information to prepare yourself to attend a fair or event.
Upcoming Fairs
Career Services coordinates career fairs and events to provide students with direct connections to employers who are seeking UNL talent. Early fall and spring semesters, UNL hosts a selection of career fairs to help facilitate meaningful recruiting connections. Additional pathway-focused career events are offered throughout the year to assist students with their career exploration and development.
College-Based Career Teams
If you're needing help with updating your resume or preparing for your next interview, connect with a coach from your college.
Fine & Performing Arts
Location: Woods Art Building
University Career Services
Location: NU22
Contact: 402-472-3145
*The UCS team does not provide 1:1 career development services
