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Career Counseling | Career Development | Information Technology
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Business and Administration | Information and Communication Technologies
Course Language
English
About Program

Program Overview


Introduction to University Programs

The university offers a range of programs designed to support students in their career development and academic pursuits. These programs are tailored to meet the diverse needs of students, faculty, and employers, providing a comprehensive approach to career readiness and professional growth.


Career Pathways

The university has identified several career pathways to guide students in their academic and professional endeavors. These pathways include:


  • Arts, Communication, and Entertainment
  • Business, Financial Services, and Logistics
  • Education and Public & Human Services
  • Health, Nutrition, and Sustainability
  • Technology and Engineering
  • Science and Math
  • Undeclared Students

Identity Resources

The university recognizes the importance of supporting students from diverse backgrounds and identities. Resources are available for:


  • African-American / Black
  • Asian & Pacific Islander
  • Chicanx / Latinx
  • First Generation
  • International Students
  • LGBTQ+
  • Native American / Indigenous Peoples
  • Students with Disabilities
  • Undocumented & DACA Students
  • Veterans

Canvas Career Module

The Canvas Career Modules are designed by professional career counselors and based on career development and design theories. The modules are easily accessible for faculty partners who want to incorporate career readiness content into their courses. Each faculty member can import all or just a portion of the module based on their content needs.


Module Options

The Canvas Career Modules offer two main options:


Explore Your Career Options

  • Lesson 1: How to Explore Majors & Careers
  • Lesson 2: Self-Assessment (personality/interests/values/skills)
  • Lesson 3: Occupational Research (labor market data, LinkedIn, GenAI)
  • Lesson 4: Informational Interviews & Next Steps

Launch Your Career

  • Lesson 1: Job & Internship Search Strategies
  • Lesson 2: Resumes
  • Lesson 3: Cover Letters
  • Lesson 4: Networking
  • Lesson 5: LinkedIn
  • Lesson 6: Interviewing

Career Center Services

The Career Center offers a range of services, including:


  • Career Counseling & Appointments
  • Career Guides
  • Free Digital Career Tools
  • Elevate Career Hub
  • Career Experiences
    • Career Treks
    • Job Shadow Program
  • Professional Branding
    • Career Closet
    • Professional Headshots
  • Student Organizations
  • On-Campus Jobs & Federal Work-Study
  • Student Services and Expectations

Employer Services

The university also provides services for employers, including:


  • Recruit at SJSU
    • Post Opportunities
    • Career Fairs
    • Employer Connection Events
    • Recruit Spartan Talent
    • Rapid Employment Program
    • On-Campus Interviews
  • Join Our Partner Program
  • Engage with SJSU Students
    • Career Treks
    • Job Shadow Program
    • Mentor Students
    • Student Organization Partner Program (SOPP)
  • Employer Services & Expectations

Faculty & Staff Services

The Career Center supports faculty and staff with:


  • Career Center Liasions
  • Request a Workshop
  • Career Guides
  • Canvas Career Modules
  • Career Champions Program
  • Professional Headshots
  • Post On-Campus Jobs

Alumni Services

Alumni can access:


  • Career Center Memberships
  • SJSU Handshake
  • Mentor Students
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