Search for a Job/Internship
This page provides helpful information on finding internships in specific career paths. These resources are all found under our “Career Resources” tab. For more help finding more opportunities in your field of interest, schedule an appointment with the Career & Life Design Coach in your Career Community! Utilize the following approach to finding jobs and internships. As a candidate, structure your search to:
Research and identify industries that match your goals and interests
Identify individual companies and organizations whose reputations and expertise appeal to you
Network with alumni and personal contacts working in the field or the specific company you’re interested in
Note that searching current openings is only part of the process. Candidates who take a holistic approach that incorporates industry and company-level searches, in combination with networking, tend to be more successful than those who rely on job and internship postings alone. To maximize your search, book an appointment with a Career & Life Design Coach.
Handshake is your one-stop shop for jobs and internships, events, and career and life design coaching.
Dartmouth Connect is your online networking hub where Dartmouth alumni from around the world offer a helping hand to students at every stage of the career journey!
LinkedIn allows you to connect with alumni and industry professionals, and join groups built around your interests. Current students can join the Dartmouth College Alumni Network.
Interstride is your platform for finding international opportunities! Learn more about how to gain access through Dartmouth.
Our Leave-Term Internship Networking Database is a great resource for students seeking internship opportunities and allows users to explore where past students have interned.
Explore your interests and test out different organizational roles through entry-level training programs. Learn more about rotation and leadership training programs!
The library maintains resources for job hunting. Check out the Dartmouth Libraries Undergraduate Job Hunting Guide!
The information provided on this website is intended as a convenience for Dartmouth students and employers who wish to engage with them. Dartmouth makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, concerning the relationship between students and any employer or internship provider, including without limitation regarding any work performed by a student in any such internship or employment relationship, or to any actions or omissions of any representative of the employer/internship provider. Dartmouth is acting only as an advertiser of opportunities which may be of benefit to its students. Dartmouth is not nor will it be subject to/or enter into any contract or policy that may result from the use of the information provided on this website. Notwithstanding any stipend provided to students by any Dartmouth office or division, internships and employment relationships are undertaken solely between the student and the employer/internship provider. Students are not acting as representatives of Dartmouth in connection with any employment or internship, nor is any such employment or internship relationship undertaken through Dartmouth.
If you have questions about internship contracts or an employer has asked you to have the college sign a contract, contact careerdesign@dartmouth.edu.
The Center for Career Design makes every reasonable effort to screen employers and opportunities on Handshake to prevent fraudulent postings. However, we cannot guarantee that every employer and job or internship posting is legitimate. Be aware that internet job scams are a growing problem, and it’s up to you to identify scammers who want your money or personal info. Learn more about how to recognize scams as you search for opportunities.
