International Graduate Students

For some graduate students, their Purdue Boilermaker experience to a career is straightforward. For most graduate students, it's not. We are here to support you as you create and implement your career journey/action plan for your time on campus and beyond.

Careers in Academia

Typically a PhD prepares you to join the professoriate, and conducting an academic job search. Here is a typical timeline for your job search process.

Fall : Positions are posted

Late Fall & Early Spring : First round interviews followed by campus interviews

Mid-Spring or soon after: Offers being made 

If you are interested in joining the professoriate, plan ahead! You can read more here

Additional Resources

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ImaginePhD

Developed by the Graduate Career Consortium (GCC) to help students in their career development. 

 

Purdue Graduate School Professional Development

Hosted by The Graduate School at Purdue University. They have several professional development offerings for students. 

Science Careers

Managed by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) with lost of useful career content for scientist. 

Modern Language Association (MLA)

Highlighting the report and data for Academic Job Market, and career resources for job seekers in academia. 

Inside Higher Ed

Great job search portal, and offers career advices and columns from professionals in higher education.

The Chronicle of Higher Education

Purdue University provides everyone with a purdue.edu email address premium access. Great resources for job search, career advices and columns.