Grow It

Employer events provide an opportunity to educate students about your organization and  available opportunities, while also facilitating networking between the students and representatives from your team. Post your in-person, virtual & hybrid events in Handshake and invite UMD!

Can't host your own event? Join one of ours! We welcome employer participation in career programs hosted by our team and campus partners. 

The Center's Campus Interview Program allows employers to interview UMD students and recent graduates, virtually or in-person, via a simple and coordinated process facilitated by our team. 

Interviews can take place year round, however, it is recommended hosting interviews during the fall and spring semesters.

Interviews are coordinated Monday through Friday between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. ET.

It is strongly recommended that interview schedule requests be made at least 3 weeks in advance to provide adequate time for marketing, student applications and finalizing the interview schedule. 

All participating employers must review the full Campus Interview Program Policy document prior to requesting a campus interview date. 

The University of Maryland welcomes your organization to engage our talented Terps in the ways that best meet your recruiting goals. Review the upcoming opportunities available and reach out to us at ucc-recruiting@umd.edu.

The University of Maryland (UMD) Career Center hosts Industry Meetups throughout the semester. UMD’s student body encompasses students from 50 states and 116 countries and includes 102 undergraduate majors, 115 master's programs, and 84 doctoral programs. Our meetups are a great opportunity to connect in-person with and recruit prospective, skilled, and diverse candidates to empower your organization.

The University of Maryland has partnered with Handshake to provide its career management platform. Already have an account? Connect with us on Handshake. Need an account? Registration is simple and posting is free. 

Handshake is used by current undergraduate and graduate students and UMD alumni seeking the following types of positions:

• Full-time (entry-level and experienced hire) professional positions
• Internships (fall, spring, summer)
• Part-time on-campus jobs
• Part-time off-campus jobs
• Post-doc and fellowship positions

Seeking a UMD student for a paid part-time, short-term off-campus position?

UMD has partnered with QuadJobs, an online platform that connects students to flexible, part-time jobs. 

QuadJobs serves as a central portal for individuals and local businesses looking to recruit UMD students for short-term, one-time and temporary jobs (e.g., babysitting, dog-walking, tutoring, house work).

When posting in QuadJobs, we encourage listing "COLLEGE PARK, MD" in the title of your ad.

For details regarding policies and use of the platform, view QuadJobs FAQs. 

As an employer, your connections with our students can make a lasting impression.  We offer a variety of different ways to connect with our talented Terps. Through volunteer and educational programs, you can share your own career journey, pivotal learning experiences, industry tips, and general feedback.  These options help to brand your organization, can lead to lasting connections with future talent, and ultimately support the development of UMD students. 

Career Course Assistance  

Employer/alumni partners are invited to volunteer to support the 500+ students registered in the University Career Center's two 1-credit career courses, with two live virtual experiences: (1) a resume review and (2) a mock interview.  The two courses are PSYC123: The Psychology of Getting Hired and EDCP108i: Academic Transitions to Internships (for students seeking their first internship experience).

Intern For A Day

Intern for a Day connects current undergraduate students with alumni, parents, and employers for in-person job shadowing or virtual informational interviewing experiences to explore potential career fields. We typically place 300-400 students with professionals each semester! Our Host Guide features information about the purpose of the program as well as information that can support you as you plan to host UMD students for job shadowing opportunities.

Professional Preparation Workshops

Share your expertise with students by leading a professional development focused workshop. Review the list of topics scheduled for this fall and confirm if your team is interested in leading. 

One of the most effective methods for identifying highly-qualified talent is by engaging undergraduate and graduate students who either volunteer their time or receive academic credit through an experiential learning, capstone or consulting project.

Below is a list of some of these consulting programs:

• American Marketing Association Red Black Chapter
  • As the only marketing club at the University of Maryland, our mission is to enhance our members' educational, professional, and social experience through personal brand development and industry exposure. We are open to all majors looking to enter the world of marketing.
• Consult Your Community (CYC)
  • Consult Your Community is a national non profit organization with the goal of helping small businesses around the country thrive. As such, the University of Maryland branch (UMD CYC) provides pro bono consulting services to small business through the Washington, D.C. and Baltimore areas. through this organizations, undergraduates gain real-world experience in client-facing communication, presenting, consulting research, recommendation formation, and more, while clients gain the benefit of a team of student consultants for a semester-long engagement.
• iConsultancy: Capstone Projects - Solving Information Challenges
  • The iConsultancy at the University of Maryland’s top-ranked College of Information partners with public and private sector organizations and businesses to solve your information challenges. We work with your organization to clearly define and scope your information-based projects and, with our talented pool of undergraduate and graduate students, fulfill your project goals while providing our students with invaluable real-world experience.
• Impact Consulting Fellowship through the Center for Social Value Creation
  • This unique program gives students of all levels at the University of Maryland the opportunity to provide hands-on, pro-bono consulting work within a team for B-Corporations, non-profit organizations, and for-profit impact-driven organizations in various industries.
• QUEST Honors Program
  • By partnering with the QUEST Honors Program at UMD on a capstone project, you will receive valuable consulting services at a reasonable cost from the top business, engineering, and science students on campus.
• Maryland Global Consulting Program
  • Work closely with a dedicated team of business students to develop strategies for global market expansion or address specific international business challenges tailored to your company's needs.
• Mechanical Engineering Prototype Capstone
  • Partner with talented mechanical engineering students to create and develop innovative engineering design solutions and prototypes.
• Smith School of Business Experiential Learning Opportunities 
  • The Business School offers many types of capstone and outcome-oriented engagement opportunities for companies who want to partner with Undergraduate, Master's, and MBA students.