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Students

Get Hired! Week of March 24, 2025

March 24, 2025 — 
Are you looking for work, trying to get that first job, or want to gain experience in your field of study? You won’t want to miss the weekly edition of Get Hired, by Career Services!

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Students

Adapt to achieve: advice from one student’s success journey

March 10, 2025 — 
Physical geography student Jaydon Svensson offers insights from his own educational path over the last few years at UM.

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Indigenus Career Mentor Program - Bailey Hendry, Indigenous Advisor, Indigenous Student Centre

Students

Supporting Indigenous success Through Career Mentorship: The Indigenous Career Mentor Program

February 27, 2025 — 
Students who are interested in becoming an Indigenous Student Advisor should have a strong sense of organization, the ability to adapt quickly to changing workflows, the ability to put on various hats (advisor, program planner, facilitator, supportive listener, etc.), a creative outlook on student support and success, and a willingness to try new things!

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Students

Discover your future in healthcare 2025

February 6, 2025 — 
Do you have passion or interest in helping others with their mental health and well-being? If so, explore a range of exciting healthcare careers, including Art Therapy and Mental Health Therapist/Counsellor, through virtual sessions hosted by Career Services. Register now to learn from professionals in the field !

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Indigenous Career Mentor Program Mentor of the Month Vaness Lillie, Director of Cultural Integration, Office of the Vice-President (Indigenous)

Students

Supporting Indigenous success through Career Mentorship: The Indigenous Career Mentor Program

February 1, 2025 — 
As organizations place a higher importance on truth and reconciliation, incorporating Indigenous pedagogy and decolonization, there will be an increase in opportunities for Indigenous graduates.

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Students

Bouncing back for January: how to succeed despite past academic challenges

January 27, 2025 — 
Even if your fall term was rough, you can still bounce back for the winter! The University of Manitoba offers resources to help you succeed when you have encountered obstacles or struggled with your coursework or program.

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Indigenous Career Mentorship Program Mentor of the Month Noah Wilson, Senior Business Development Manager for the Indigenous Entrepreneur Start-up Program (IESP) at Futurpreneur Canada covering Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Nunavut.

Students

Supporting Indigenous success Through Career Mentorship: The Indigenous Career Mentor Program

January 1, 2025 — 
My advice to Indigenous Students at the U of Manitoba interested in Entrepreneurship is to connect with the Stu Clark Center for Entrepreneurship as students get priority support there to work with their staff as well as attending any webinars or events focusing on business through the Asper School of Business.

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Students

Skills for Success: Invest in Yourself

December 13, 2024 — 
Are you looking for ways to improve on these most sought-after skills and make you more employable? Would you like to update the information on your resume? Want to distinguish yourself from other candidates for upcoming opportunities? There is no need to go elsewhere – BioTalent Canada has you covered!

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Faculty of Arts

Planning Your Career: Key Takeaways from the Arts Career Round Table

December 4, 2024 — 
On November 20, 78 Arts students and nine Arts alumni gathered to learn more about the variety of professions available after a Bachelor of Arts degree.

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Students

Discovering research opportunities at the Bannatyne campus

November 15, 2024 — 
Career Services, in collaboration with UM professors and researchers in various fields, is hosting Undergraduate Research Opportunities at Bannatyne Campus, a virtual information session for undergraduate students on November 28th. Students will learn essential information and can ask questions to researchers in fields such as neuroscience, cell biology, environmental epigenetics, physiology, immunology/virology, and epidemiology. In addition to answering questions and networking, you’ll learn how to find opportunities and apply for them.

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