Career Resources
Whether you're starting your career or looking for ways to manage it better, the Alumni Association offers several online resources to assist you.
Career Networking Through JHU inCircle
Did you know that nearly half of all job seekers find jobs through referrals and word of mouth? How do they get referrals and find out about jobs in the first place? By networking. Take advantage of the networking opportunities available exclusively to Johns Hopkins alumni and students. Use inCircle, an online alumni community, to gain access to:
- The global JHU community—including alumni, students, and faculty
- Target career opportunities not available anywhere else on the web
- Qualified employment candidates
- Official chapter and division groups
Connect to JHU inCircle
Looking for Interns or Full-time New Hires?
Consider hiring a Hopkins student! Please forward your job/internship postings to recruit@jhu.edu, or call Emily Calderone at the Career Center at (410) 516-8056. For more information on how alumni can partner with the Career Center, please visit our website.
Guide to the Informational Interview
An informational interview is a focused conversation with a professional in your field that can provide invaluable insight and help you select, start, and shape your career. You can access and network with Johns Hopkins alumni already working in your field by using JHU inCircle. This guide explains how to prepare for an interview, what to ask, and how to follow up. Download the Guide.
JHU Career Offices
Many of Johns Hopkins' nine schools have career services available to alumni. For more information, contact your school's career services office:
Johns Hopkins Jobs
Did you know that more than 40,000 people work for The Johns Hopkins University and the Johns Hopkins Hospital and Health System? This combined total makes Johns Hopkins the largest private employer in Maryland. If you're interested in working for Johns Hopkins, check out:
