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Springboard to the World

Our graduates are shaping the world, leaving their footprints across the globe in the realms of commerce, education, government, diplomacy, law, conflict resolution, military affairs, economic development, global health and humanitarian relief. They work in organizations as diverse as the U.S. Department of State, International Rescue Committee, Catholic Relief Services, USAID, World Bank and the United Nations, among others.

Their success in finding meaningful careers is due in no small part to the experience and tools they acquired to market themselves and their skills. The Office of Career and Professional Development can help you build the career assets you need to effectively position yourself in the global economy of the 21st century.

Education, Programming and Connections

An education from the Josef Korbel School lasts a lifetime. Our alumni are leaders in their respective fields, many of whom share their connections to the public, private and nonprofit sectors with you. In addition, the Office of Career and Professional Development helps you achieve your academic, personal and professional goals by providing:

  • Career education through courses, skill-building workshops, professional development programs and career coaching
  • Resources for developing your career, and for finding internships and employment
  • Opportunities to connect with alumni and employers to discuss careers and employment

Preparing for Your Future

Your education is one of the most important investments you'll ever make. The Office of Career and Professional Development deploys a depth of experience and knowledge to help you develop the career tools you need to succeed.

For more information, contact the Office of Career and Professional Developmentiscrc@du.edu, 303.871.4490.

“If I look back on my time at the Josef Korbel School, the greatest strength I got from my education was the ability to question, think critically and then be able to present that information in a concise and relevant manner. This is a credit to the professors at the school, who challenged me consistently throughout my time there.”

  • Brett Makens (MA '02)
  • Foreign Service Officer, US Department of State
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