Where Do I Go From Yale?

Career exploration with Yale alums for GSAS students and recent grads

Where Do I Go From Yale event information

Events like Where Do I Go From Yale? play a crucial role in connecting students with alumni professionals in various fields, providing valuable insights and networking opportunities.

The annual conference, which is co-hosted by the Graduate School Alumni Association and the Yale Alumni Association’s Careers, Life & Yale, is a testament to Yale's tradition of mentorship and career guidance.

 

Stay tuned for the 2025-2026 academic year schedule! 

 

 

Yale Grad Journeys: Insights on Career Paths and Personal Growth

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The Yale Grad Journeys: Insights on Career Paths and Personal Growth is a interview series that seeks to connect current GSAS students with recent alumni who have utilized their graduate degrees to succeed in fields like academic administration, law, consulting, business, government service, and many more. Participants speak to the ways in which their Yale experiences prepared them for their future careers, discuss skills and networking advice, and finally share what being a Yale alum means to them.

Professional Development and Career Strategy Resources for GSAS Students and Alumni

GSAS Graduate Student Professional Development

Approach your professional and career development as an integral part of your time in graduate school. Alongside your research and teaching, develop leadership skills that will prepare you for success, whether you pursue a career inside or outside the academy.


Yale Office of Career Strategy (OCS)

Explore diverse career paths, develop professional skills, build your network, and navigate a successful job search within or beyond the academy with OCS. Take advantage of one-on-one advising, comprehensive online resources, workshops, and employer events to advance your career and achieve your professional goals.


Cross Campus Networking and Mentoring platform

Cross Campus is Yale's online networking, community-building, and mentoring program. It facilitates relationships between Yalies, both among alumni and between alumni and current students.


We hope these archives serve as an ongoing resource to GSAS students and graduates.

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