Whether you are just beginning to think about careers or already have a sense of the direction you’d like to pursue, we can help.
The staff at the Center for Careers and Internships plan to work primarily remotely per Vermont and College guidelines designed to safeguard student health. While we may not physically be on campus, the CCI will continue to “meet you where you are”—just virtually—whether you are working remotely from home, in your dorm room, on Battell Beach, eating lunch in Atwater, or walking to the Knoll.
Take advantage of our full range of support and resources with a variety of online tools. Engagement with alumni and employers via our exceptional programming will be as dynamic and wide-ranging as ever! Students on leave this semester have full access to our advising, programming, Handshake and Midd2Midd.
Those following us on Instagram and Facebook this summer saw the news about our move from ADK to enable its conversion to student housing. More on our next location soon! Meanwhile, we so look forward to greeting you all in person as we can safely do so.
Focus your job search by visiting our COVID-19 Resources page to for the latest advice to connect to the current hiring market, help shift your efforts toward a virtual job search, and build a toolkit.
Gather the resources you need and keep them handy.
Explore your interests and gain hands-on experience.
From events to recruiting, we can help you get things started.
As a liberal arts student, you have a wide range options.
Discover opportunities in the fields that interest you.
Find out when and how your should pursue a graduate degree.
CCI Advisors are here to help you select a major, look for a summer internship, evaluate career possibilities, apply to graduate school, or look for a job. While each advisor focuses on specific industries or fields, all of our advisors are well equipped to get you started in your own search process.
Use Handshake to discover and explore internships, jobs, organizations, and events all personalized to your specific career interests. Complete your profile and discover internships, jobs, employers, and events, all personalized to your specific career interests.
Handshake is available for Middlebury College undergraduate students only.
Together, Middlebury College alumni and friends provide current students and recent graduates with numerous networking opportunities.
With a solid liberal arts grounding in essential skills like critical thinking, creative problem solving, and self-expression, plus the confidence that comes from internships and other experiences outside the classroom, you’ll graduate from Middlebury prepared for a rewarding future. Data gathered from Class of 2019 surveyed six months after graduation.
15% financial services
12% arts, media, and communications
12% education
12% consulting
12% technology
12% science and health care
7% government, law, and policy
5% environment, energy, and agriculture
4% social impact
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Center for Careers and Internships
We will be working remotely as per Vermont and College guidelines designed to safeguard student health.
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