Career support

New alumni can continue accessing resources and services at the central career offices at U of T tri-campus. You can participate in different programs, workshops, advising appointments to find a job, discover what you can do with your degree, and explore further education.

For grads up to 2 years out.

Revamp your resume and cover letter with our exclusive video and written articles on the best practices for resumes across various industries. Access these resources on-demand by registering for Big Interview. Don't let your resume hold you back! Make a lasting impression on potential employers and give yourself the competitive edge you need to succeed.

Personal statements are an essential part of the application package to many professional and graduate school programs. Check out this comprehensive PDF guide from the Career Educator Team at Student Life, Career Exploration & Education.

Gain an insightful and comprehensive perspective on your career with this guide from the Sexual & Gender Diversity Office and Student Life, Career Exploration & Education. Designed to assist you in job applications by teaching you how to utilize resources and navigate opportunities.

Learn how to better navigate disclosure and accommodation conversations throughout your job search process with this PDF guide from Student Life, Career Exploration & Education.

Ongoing. Ace your next job interview with Big Interview. Get hands-on practice with mock video interviews. This career resource is available when you need it. Hosted by the Division of University Advancement. 

Julia and Madison, MScOT students, bring you advice from U of T experts on how to apply ergonomics so that you can work more comfortably at home and reduce the risk of stress and injury on your body.

Use this online platform to meet and give career advice to students over coffee - or get advice and support from fellow U of T alumni.

Whether you're seeking your first job, curious about the possibilities your degree offers, or contemplating further education, this toolkit provides you with the resources you need for success, developed in collaboration with Student Life, Career Exploration & Education.

For grads up to 2 years out.

At any stage of your career, BCS can help identify your strengths, find fulfilling work, and navigate your career journey. Provided by The School of Continuing Studies. Free to join with optional paid services.

Harness the power of U of T’s entrepreneurship community. Explore the Alumni Innovators Hub, where you can sign up for a newsletter and access entrepreneurship resources, upcoming events, news and opportunities to get involved across U of T’s vast entrepreneurship and innovation ecosystem. 

Coming Soon. Are you changing careers, returning to work after a leave or just need a fresh perspective? U of T alumni receive over 30% off transition coaching from the Canadian Centre for Brief Coaching, available in-person and online.

Starts August 17. Register now for unlimited access to LinkedIn Learning this spring featuring courses in Business, Technology, Design and Creative. While quantities last.

New! Your career is too important to leave to chance. That's why we are bringing you a library of the most advanced job search techniques. Normally $299, U of T alumni get free access until June 2026. Unlock the most powerful tools for getting discovered, getting connected, and getting a job you love.

Discover how we can help you upgrade your skills and knowledge. Explore our offerings from free lectures to continuing education certificates to graduate studies. 

In partnership with both Coursera and EdX, U of T offers free massive online open courses on cool topics from health to computing to Indigenous Studies and more.

Hear from alumni across a wide range of industries as they share their insights, expertise and experiences. These webinars can help you to hone your skills and knowledge and set you up for success. Join the U of T Hub community to get updates about upcoming webinars.

Learn how to use AI to take your job search to the next level. Register to access this exclusive 1-hour video tutorial available on-demand.

Learn about popular new tools that can help you deliver online presentations that engage and inspire participants. Register to access this exclusive 1-hour video tutorial available on-demand.

Learn how to leverage LinkedIn to attract recruiters, ace interviews and get hired. Register to access this exclusive 1-hour tutorial webinar.

Turn your profile into a recruiter magnet. This step-by-step online course (normally $130, free for U of T alumni) is packed with tips and tricks. Learn at your own pace. Available through June 2025.

This career video course is a comprehensive look at ways to effectively lead diversity efforts in your organization. After completing this learning path, leaders and managers will be able to demonstrate behaviors and take specific actions to foster diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging in their organizations and on their teams. Provided by LinkedIn Learning.

This career video course teaches you that secret to successfully switching careers lies in identifying your transferrable skills and creating personal and professional personas that work in your new industry.  Provided by LinkedIn Learning.

This career video course explores how to embody the behaviors of an assertive leader. Being an assertive leader unlocks the ability to express yourself freely while improving the function of your team. Provided by LinkedIn Learning.

This career video course covers the essence of pitching. Every conversation presents an opportunity to make a great impression. This course guides you through how to craft a compelling pitch with thought and intention so you can be persuasive, memorable, and able to reach your goals. Provided by LinkedIn Learning.

UofT alumni can receive 15% off eligible Executive Programs. Acquire new professional skills and gain a competitive advantage with these intensive, short courses. See discount details.

U of T alumni receive a discount of up to 10% off all program fees. Advance and grow your career with online certificate programs from IMIx.

Tap into 42 libraries on three campuses with more than 12 million holdings! U of T Libraries offers two different alumni memberships to meet your reading or research needs. U of T Libraries also welcomes membership requests from current SCS Learners.

Use this online platform to meet and give career advice to students over coffee - or get advice and support from fellow U of T alumni.

Help equip tomorrow’s leaders for great careers by sharing your expertise.

Harness the power of U of T’s entrepreneurship community. Explore the Alumni Innovators Hub, where you can sign up for a newsletter and access entrepreneurship resources, upcoming events, news and opportunities to get involved across U of T’s vast entrepreneurship and innovation ecosystem. 

Work where the world comes to think, discover and learn. There are thousands of faculty and staff members across our three campuses supporting our mission of research, teaching and scholarship. Browse our career opportunities.

Tap into our 680,000-strong, global alumni network and connect with your old classmates plus new friends in your field.

Network with U of T community members on LinkedIn! Search fellow alumni by study major, region, employer, title, skills and even degrees of separation.

In partnership with both Coursera and EdX, U of T offers free massive online open courses on cool topics from health to computing to Indigenous Studies and more.

Flexible online and hybrid courses fit your busy lifestyle. Together, the School of Continuing Studies (SCS) offers more than 700 non-degree courses and 100 certificates.

You can also bolster your knowledge and credentials by pursuing training from your faculty or college. These U of T divisions offer specialized continuing education programming.

Get immersed in a world of discovery and opportunity. By working and studying with our esteemed faculty, grad students at U of T make a real difference in areas as diverse as climate change, chronic disease, international business or world hunger.