HireQC – Job/Internship Postings and Events

Our job posting site that is uniquely available to Queens College student. Sign up to learn more about how you can land your next internship or job.

Workshops / Career Fairs

We believe that providing spaces for information is vital for growth within our school community. Come learn a new skill and expand your network in our next workshop.

Resume / Cover Letter

Begin tidying your resume with our free resume templates and cover letters. Guide provided in the link below.

Career Map Guidance

Explore career maps based on your major and plan for the future.

Career Resources

Vault Career Intelligence

Explore the world of work.

Vault is the world’s leading source of career information to efficiently research employers, industries, and career subjects. Through Vault Career Intelligence, you can research a company or industry, prepare for an interview, or try to find a job or internship. Click on the link below to create an account for free access to Vault. Once logged in you’ll have access to:

• 120 guides on industries, job advice, and education
• 100 extensive industry and 700 occupational profiles
• 900 internship profiles and explore Top Internship Programs
• Research Top Ranked Employers

Internship Stipend Fund

Provides financial assistance to Queens College undergraduate or graduate students who are participating in unpaid internships in the arts, education, public service, non-profit agencies, and other industries that do not traditionally pay their interns.

This stipend is a one-time $2,550 financial award that will support current undergraduate and graduate students engaged in 150 hours of unpaid internships/research hosted by organizations.

Professional Connections

Attending career events, social mixers, visiting employers, and networking provides students access to industry professionals.  Review the tips for preparation during the experience and how to build relationships.

Graduate School

The decision to go to graduate school is an important one, and should be done for the right reason. When you make this plan, be sure that you have clarity about what you want to study, and how that is going to enhance your career goal. You should also be prepared for scholarly and research work. Your decision should not be influenced by strong pressure from friends or family, etc. Graduate school is a major investment in time and money; you should not approach the decision haphazardly. It is important to set a goal, and consider how your undergraduate degree will help you reach that goal. Click below for more information: