Career Centre

Lancer Launch supports graduates in competitive career market

Engineering Job Fair booth featuring employers and job prospect.How to best prepare for the UWindsor Career Expo is one of many topics in the upcoming Lancer Launch Virtual Workshop Series. (FILE/UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR)

By John-Paul Bonadonna

Making the jump from student to working professional isn’t always as easy as crossing the stage at convocation.

A competitive labour market, limited entry-level opportunities and the pressure to “have it all figured out” can leave new alumni feeling stuck, uncertain or disconnected from their next step.

The University of Windsor’s Career Centre is responding in support of students who need additional assistance.  

Science Career Social: Eat, Meet & Network

group of people in discussionUWindsor’s Career Centre presents the Science Career Social: Eat, Meet & Network on Thursday, Jan. 29. (STUDIO ROMANTIC – stock.adobe.com/University of Windsor)

Ever wondered what people do with a science degree?

Let’s talk about it—while enjoying some food!

The Science Career Social: Eat, Meet & Network gives University of Windsor students a chance to explore careers in health, chemical and life sciences, as well as human kinetics, in a relaxed setting designed for conversation and connection.

Job Shadow Program bridges the gap between learning and the workplace

Workers inside Vistaprint manufacturing facility.The Job Shadow Program gives students an opportunity to gain practical insights and a better understanding of various career paths, while hosts benefit from the opportunity to engage and guide emerging talent. (PHOTO BY MICHAEL WILKINS/University of Windsor)

By John-Paul Bonadonna

The University of Windsor’s Career Centre is once again inviting hosts to take part in the Job Shadow Program.

The initiative is designed to give students a first-hand look at life in the workplace.

Held during Reading Week in both the fall and winter semesters, the program provides opportunities for working professionals to share their insight and knowledge with current students.

Job shadow program opens doors to real-world career experience

Students listen to employee during a guided tour of an industrial facility.Students take part in job shadowing at Nextstar Energy. (Photo courtesy of Nextstar Energy)

By John-Paul Bonadonna 

The University of Windsor’s Career Centre is once again inviting hosts to take part in the Job Shadow Program. 

The initiative is designed to give students a first-hand look at life in the workplace. 

Held during Reading Week in both the fall and winter semesters, the program provides opportunities for working professionals to share their insight and knowledge with current students.