Connecting with a career coach can provide the guidance you might need to help clarify goals, identify next steps and maximize your potential. The new Alumni Career Coaching Network can help.
Annual conference, mentorship, networking, leadership, and workshop opportunities.
Elections are held each February for the upcoming year (May 1-April 31) for executive officer positions and Faculty representatives. Additional opportunities include standing committees of the GSA:
A not-for-profit regional innovation centre funded by the Ontario Network of Entrepreneurs. Opportunities include:
North America’s largest urban innovation hub, located in Toronto. Features:
Whether you are a group of students seeking to become recognized or you are already a recognized student group needing guidance for an event, this website is a resource to help with that process management skills.
An online training database providing access to thousands of high-quality instructional videos on a broad range of topics in the areas of business, education, design, photography, programming, animation, video, audio and music.
Free online professional development courses and resources from this not-for-profit centre of excellence and global leader in the evolution of teaching and learning through technology
Online courses build competencies in:
Mitacs training is available to graduate students and postdoctoral fellows. You must register on Mitacs portal to access the courses.
Career services and support specific to your field of study may be available to you through your faculty or graduate program. Contact your department administrator for more information.
Visit Oscarplus for access to job postings, appointments, sessions, self-guided courses, and events available to support your career development.
Visit the Student Success Centre for graduate career counselling and job search coaching.
McMaster staff positions, sessional faculty, teaching assistants, faculty positions, postdoctoral opportunities and more.
For students and alumni (up to five years after graduation) who identify as a person with a disability or someone who has been forcibly displaced. The goal is to help you overcome employment barriers. CAPS will help you access opportunities and support in ways that work for you, regardless of where you are in your career journey.
Email careeraccess@mcmaster.ca to learn more about this individualized career and job search support offered by the Student Success Centre.
Mitacs courses offer interactive learning with small class sizes, typically 24 participants. Workshops are facilitated by leading business and industry professionals who are subject matter experts in their respective fields and understand what it takes to succeed professionally. Facilitators deliver hands-on, engaging, and experiential learning.
Mitacs Training is available free to McMaster graduate students and postdoctoral fellows.
Build your professional profile and expand your network using LinkedIn.
Provincial employment and training services in Ontario. Find service locations in Hamilton, job bank postings, live chat
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