Career Services develops and facilitates employer connections to students, recent graduates and academic programs for your hiring needs. We encourage you to learn more about our offerings and contact us directly with questions about hiring AU students and how we can help.
Quick Links:
Post a Job or Internship in Handshake Build Your Talent Pipeline with Parker DeweyReport Hiring AU Student
We welcome employers who are committed to providing meaningful, ethical, and educational opportunities for our students. To ensure a positive experience for both students and employers, we ask all organizations to follow the guidelines outlined below.
NACE Guide to Principles for Ethical Professional Practice | Employer Recruitment Policy.
Career Services
Summerville Campus
Suite 210
706-737-1604
706-731-7097
Handshake is the official university employment portal for Augusta University students and graduates. Handshake is a powerful recruiting platform enabling students and alumni to connect with employers, both domestic and international, for their next incredible internship or employment opportunity. Employers can post their part-time, full-time, internship, co-op, seasonal or volunteer opportunities there.
First time users: Create an Employer Account through Handshake to post jobs.
Tips, guides, and troubleshooting for your Employer Handshake account.
Explore ways to build your brand, conduct information sessions and on-campus interviews, connect with student organizations, and more.
Contact the Career Services Director if you are interested in learning more. At least one month's notice is encouraged to secure a good facility for your event on campus.
Being a partner or sponsor with Augusta University's Career Services helps employers connect with students, faculty, and staff in multiple settings.
Ways To Invest In Student Success:
Contact the Career Services Director if you are interested in learning more.
Despite not having the most competitive scores in my classes, the career services office helped me show my worth in my program interview. They taught me how to show the higher ups in the program that I am more than just my grades and that I would be not only a great fit for the program, but a asset to the school as a whole. I utilized Career Services resources such as mock interviews with Mr. V, and resume builders on the website.
