Career Services

Career Services can help you develop a sense of purpose and direction to your time with UNG. Whether you’re a student determining your career path or searching for a job, a UNG alumna wanting to pursue new options, or an employer seeking talent for your organization, we support your career pursuits or recruitment efforts. If graduate school is in your future, we assist you with those plans, too.

We Offer:

Virtual career chats and classroom career education sessions
Career fairs and other connection opportunities for students, alumni, and employers
Appointments with career specialists
An artificial intelligence toolkit and quality tech-based resources
Nigel’s Career Closet on Dahlonega and Gainesville campuses with free career attire
Internship assistance, resume reviews, mock interviews, and more!

Resources For:

Career Services Introduction Video Transcript

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Knox takes command of Army Reserve battalion

Lt. Col. Brandon Knox, director of Cadet Recruiting at UNG, on Nov. 16 took command of the 3rd Battalion, 323rd Regiment (Basic Combat Training) in the Army Reserve.

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Andrew Clements and faculty member Dr. Bryson Payne presented their research at the Information Systems & Computing Academic Professionals conference in November.

Record 48 students earn travel grants

UNG's Center for Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities awarded a fall-semester-record 48 travel grants to support students presenting their research at conferences.

Fall graduates look to future with optimism

UNG awarded roughly 985 degrees and certificates to students this fall, and it honored more than 650 of those graduates in a pair of Dec. 7 commencement ceremonies.

Ramirez Villarin named Fulbright-Hays recipient

Lorraine Ramirez Villarin, assistant professor of Middle Grades, Secondary and Science Education at UNG, traveled to South America as part of the Fulbright-Hays program, funded by the U.S. Department of