Job Search Resources

The Career Center offers a full range of job search services and resources to help students connect with employers for internships, part-time and full-time jobs. Listed in this section are links to specific web resources to assist with your search. We encourage you to explore these web resources and expand your research through networking and informational interviews. To discuss these resources, your research and to develop your personal job search strategy, schedule an appointment with one of our career coaches.

The Career Guide is a comprehensive collection of job search resources, tips and strategies relevant to all majors and industries.

Handshake

Handshake is the university-wide internship and professional job database. Students can log in using their AccessNet username and password.

Access Handshake

Jobs & Internships

Universal Resources

LinkedIn – Leverage the world's largest professional network to connect with opportunity. Use LinkedIn Jobs to harness the power of your network and get hired.
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook
On Campus Leadership Opportunities
Rights & Responsibilities as a Job Seeker
Leadership Training Programs
CareerShift
Glassdoor
Glassdoor For Students
Careerbliss
Indeed
Idealist
AfterCollege
Talent
Bookjobs.com
ZipRecruiter.com

Internships

CareerShift
Parker Dewey
USAjobs.gov (for opportunities with federal agencies)

Current Graduate Students

Part-time Jobs

For part-time jobs on campus (including Federal Work-Study):

Visit TUportal
Select: 'Student Tools'
Then select: 'Student Jobs @ Temple'

For off-campus Federal Work-Study jobs, visit the Student Financial Services Job Bank.

Learn more about Federal Work-Study from the Student Financial Services (SFS) Office.

Resources from our Employer Partnerships Team

Watch Out for Fraudulent Job Postings

While Career Center thoroughly reviews employers and job opportunities in Handshake, we highly encourage you to further research what you choose to apply for! Our approval does not indicate endorsement of an employer, product, or service. Keep an eye out for these red flags of a potentially fraudulent job or internship:

The hourly pay seems "too good to be true"
The employer contacts you via text message, with no in-person contact
The employer claims to be "out of town/out of the country" and needs you to run errands for them
The employer asks you to send them money or offers to send you a check in advance of completing any work

If you have any questions or are concerned about anything on Handshake, please contact our Employer Partnerships team: [click-for-email].

Ask an Outreach Specialist

We know that finding the "right" job to launch your career is not easy. The Career Center is here to help you navigate the process! We have a dedicated team of Outreach Specialists who are on the pulse of jobs in Handshake and the employers coming to campus, virtually and in person. If you need any assistance with Handshake, finding jobs, or want to engage more with employers please feel free to contact Kelly Hart at [click-for-email] who will connect you with the appropriate Outreach Specialist or resource.