Alumni Career Services

• Search job postings and apply for opportunities
• Prepare and manage your application materials
• Schedule and manage interviews
• Sign up to attend workshops, special events and information sessions

Please login to CareerConnect to access the services and career development resources available to our Alumni.

The Engagement Hub is a great way for alumni to share their experiences and knowledge with the School’s community by engaging with upcoming student and faculty events! The sign-up form contains questions about the type of events you would like to participate in and your areas of expertise which will help match the right event for you.

Learn more and sign up here!

Sharing career advice and mentoring current students is a great way to give back to the Alberta School of Business community and build your network. Business Alumni are invited to contact Careers and Work Integrated Learning about how to connect with Business Students with the opportunity to collaborate, network and engage in professional development. 

For more information please contact us today at bizcareers@ualberta.ca. or join the ASB Mentorship Hub.

ASB Mentorship Hub: For mentors — alumni and industry partners:
Shape the future of the business world by mentoring ambitious students. As a mentor, you will:

• Shape ASB students' experience: Provide guidance and support to aspiring business leaders.
• Grow your professional network: Connect with other alumni and industry professionals.
• Stay connected to the community: Remain involved with the ASB and contribute to its legacy.
• Identify talent for future recruitment: Meet young professionals ready to make an impact in your organization.
  

The Alumni to Alumni Career Mentoring Program connects alumni in the early stages of their career development (mentees) with alumni who are established in their careers (mentors) to develop the business and interpersonal skills that will help mentees navigate the workplace and advance their careers. Since most mentor/mentee meetings are done online, mentorship matches can occur across regions, but the goal is still to try to match mentors and mentees who are in the same region if possible.

The program allows alumni mentees to gain industry-specific insight into corporate culture and transferable skills like professionalism, confidence, active listening, and goal-setting.

Mentors can expect to gain fresh insight into their workplace, develop their own leadership skills, contribute to the long-term growth of their industry, and benefit from high quality training and education provided to mentors by the University of Alberta Alumni Association.

For more information, visit Alumni to Alumni Career Mentoring