Career Insights
Talking Career Paths with the Barnard Community
Career Insights is an event series that happens throughout each semester, connecting students to graduates and friends of the College. Students can hear perspectives on careers, learn about the transferable skills gained in various areas of study, and practice networking and connecting with Barnard graduates (and with each other). The ambition is especially to feature topics and themes that often escape dominant narratives about careers, and highlight the diversity of graduates pursuing academic, corporate, nonprofit, artistic, and governmental trajectories. Students can read about (and register to attend) upcoming programs by logging into Handshake and exploring the Events section.
A playlist of many Career Insights events can be found on the Beyond Barnard YouTube Channel! A list of previous and forthcoming topics is included below.
Beyond Barnard welcomes recommendations for upcoming Career Insights Programs. Questions? Email beyondbarnard@barnard.edu.
Past and forthcoming programs include:
- Pathways in Theatre (pictured)
- Sustainability
- Accessibility & Advocacy
- Pharmaceuticals & the Future of Biotech
- Health Professions
- Government and Public Policy
- Marketing and Communications
- Public Interest Law
- The Performing Arts
- Fashion & Beauty
- The Entertainment Industry
- Museums and Arts Foundations
- Career Insights at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
- The First Generation Job Search
- Higher Education Administration
- Advocacy & Social Justice Work
- Non-Teaching Roles in Education (in partnership with the Education Program)
- Computing and Data Science
- Financial Services (part of Spring 2021 Finance Focus)
- Visible and Invisible Disabilities on the Job Market & in the Workplace
- Careers in Art Museums (at the Whitney Museum of American Art)
- Recent Major-Based Career Insights events: Psychology, Biology, History, Urban Studies, Chemistry, Language Programs English, and a two-part series for the Department of Neuroscience & Behavior