Employment resources and ways to help La Follette School students transform the knowledge and skills gained through a rigorous program of advanced professional training into success in a competitive employment market.
Employers are welcome to post jobs or internships for our students.
Job search
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Internship
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Events
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Oct07
NYC government careers: Civil service 101 information session @ 9:30 am - 11:00 am Online event
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Oct07
Resume building workshop and info session @ 4:00 pm - 5:15 pm Online event
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Oct09
DC Virtual Trek: Congressional Budget Office @ 11:00 am Online event
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Oct09
Equity & Inclusion Career & Internship Fair @ 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm Varsity Hall, Union South Get Directions
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Oct09
International Affairs Junior Fellowship info session @ 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm Online event
Where our graduates work
Information about career outcomes for our graduates, including where our most recent master's degree graduates are working.
Resume, interview, and application help
Learn how to write a strong resume and cover letter, prepare for your interview, and negotiate your salary.
Employers
Recruit La Follette students for your jobs, internships, or projects.
The La Follette School of Public Affairs strives to work closely with employers seeking interns, project assistants, and job candidates.
We are happy to share your opportunities and can help with:
- Campus visits
- Posting jobs and internships
- Arranging interviews
Contact and connect
Career Development
Students may schedule a one-on-one appointment either virtually or in person to discuss career goals, prospective internships and jobs, prepare for interviews (or debrief after them), to review application materials and much more.Call 608-262-3908 or email to schedule.
Connect with Alumni
Students can meet and work with La Follette School alumni and friends, many of whom hold important positions in international organizations; federal, state, and local government agencies; nonprofit organizations; and private business.