Clicking on this section will take you to a list of resources for finding out more about academic programs at UNI and for connecting majors with job titles. Gather information on specific careers . Once you have identified majors and broad fields of interest, you'll want to find out more about the occupations related to those majors and fields. Clicking on this section will provide you with a variety of resources for finding out more about the specific career areas that interest you. Develop career-related skills and experience .
Employers look for more than a college degree when they hire.
In addition to academic preparation, they want personal qualities like flexibility and initiative and functional skills such as oral and written communication, relationship-building, and organizing and planning, which apply across career fields. In addition, surveys of what employers look for in new college graduates have consistently emphasized the importance of career-related experience. Clicking on this section will lead you to a menu of ways to develop your career-related skills and add to the experience you can list on your resume. The information on this website may not be used for commercial purposes and is not intended as a substitute for the advice of qualified professionals. We encourage you to visit UNI UNI Career Center in person whenever possible.