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Career and Professional Development
Career-Ready, Set, Go!
UHart helps you make smart career decisions.
In the Office of Career and Professional Development we don't just help you with your resume and job searches—We challenge you to explore career paths, learn new skills, and network with industry experts. Here, you will be part of career communities that will empower you to find a job that you will love
The Career Studio is currently closed, but the UHart Career team is still here to help you prepare:
- Step 1: Review the UHart Career Resources links to find webinars, links, tips, tricks and UHart alumni advice applicable to your current career efforts. Update your resume, as appropriate.
- Step 2: Contact us for resume review requests and mock-interviews via. email career@hartford.edu. Here is what to include:
- Subject: Resume Review Request: Your Name nd Student ID
- Subject: Mock Interview Request; Your Name and Student ID
- Provide details of internship/job you are applying for (company, position, application deadline, interview date, etc.) and attach resume and job description(s) links, etc.
Click here to sign up for our webinars!
Career Studio Programming
At UHart, you will find your career path, but you won't walk it alone
We are here to help you
Student Resources
Are you currently studying at UHart and looking for internships, jobs, career advice, or résumé feedback, UHart’s Career and Professional Development Office can help guide you to make smart career decisions.
Employer Resources
Are you looking to start an internship program, attend one of our career fairs, or meet with our students? A member of our career team will strategize ways we can work together to engage uhart students to meet your goals and objectives.
Alumni Resources
Meet the team
Academic Strategies
Success Story
Katelyn Royce and Joseph Gokey '19
Architectural Engineering,
Architectural engineering students Katelyn Royce ’19 and Joseph Gokey ’19 took their design skills on the road to help improve Connecticut’s Interstate 84. Along with classmates in their Architectural Design IV Studio Intensive Track course, they recently spent five weeks producing sample designs for the “I-84 Hartford Project,” an initiative led by the Connecticut Department of Transportation.
Knowing that the I-84 project is a real proposed plan for the city of Hartford made the whole design process more exciting, especially visiting the site and visualizing how the area could be enhanced,” says Katelyn.