Employers

Attend a Career Fair

In lieu of one large career fair, we host 9+ industry-specific networking and recruiting events throughout the year. The majority of these events take place during the fall semester. Please note these events will be virtual in Fall 2020. Employers should visit the 2020 Recruiting Calendar, review our Offer Guidelines and contact us at careerstrategy@yale.edu or at 203-432-0804.

Host a Virtual Coffee Chat

Employers may host individual events for students throughout the year on-campus, or remotely. These events may include coffee chats or office hours, at a local New Haven cafe or virtually. Events are promoted through Yale Career Link where students can view a list of upcoming individual employer events. Contact us at careerstrategy@yale.edu or at 203-432-0804.

Interview Students on Campus

OCS offers a robust on-campus interview program and many other ways to recruit Yale talent. The Employer Relations Team will work with you to create a customized recruiting strategy to meet your needs. Employers are encouraged to visit our 2020 Recruiting Calendar, our Offer Guidelines and contact us at careerstrategy@yale.edu or at 203-432-0804 to get started.

Post a Job

Many organizations attract Yale talent by posting in our password protected job database Yale Career Link, powered by Symplicity. Employers may post full-time positions, internships and project-based opportunities.

Log in at Yale Career Link. If you are new to the system, select “Sign Up” on the home page. Once your registration is approved, you will be able to post directly. Upon logging in, go to ‘Create Job Posting’, found under the ‘Job Postings’ header on the bottom right of your homepage. Follow the prompted instructions and please be thorough when submitting position information. All job and internship postings are subject to approval. We do not accept postings from third party recruiters. Contact us at careerstrategy@yale.edu or at 203-432-0804 for assistance.

Job Posting Fees and Travel Reimbursement Program

• For-profits: $30 each posting. Fees are waived for employers with a Yale alum on their team.
• Nonprofits and government: no charge

100% of these fees benefit the Travel Reimbursement Fund, assisting students that travel for arts auditions, interviews with non-profits and government, post-graduate fellowships, and graduate school interviews.

The Travel Reimbursement Program was enormously helpful during my graduate school audition. I am beyond grateful to those who made it possible. While graduate schools in the sciences provide stipends for interviews, schools in the arts generally don’t. I hope the program can be sustained to expand access to careers in the arts. –Rishi Mirchandani YC ‘19

Yale Alums & Preferred Yale Partners

Are you a Yale alum, parent, faculty, fellow, or other Yale affiliate? If so, we invite you to post a professional opportunity for Yale students and alums as a Preferred Yale Partner.

The Preferred Yale Partners model allows alums and other Yale affiliates to work closely with a Yale team member to post their position and market it to students through top promotion and additional outreach directly to students.

For more information about this program, contact Denise Byrnes, Associate Director, Office of Career Strategy.

Consider Posting a Micro-internship

Micro-internships provide organizations with a competitive advantage when recruiting Yale students. By offering short-term assignments, you gain early access to high-potential students, support your diversity and inclusion efforts, and enhance your brand on campus. Micro-internships can be created on demand, and there are no long term commitments or administrative burdens.

Common examples include content creation, industry research, data cleansing, and social media support. Typical projects require 5-40 total hours, are due within a few days or weeks, and can be completed remotely. Companies select their candidate and set the payment, usually $150 – $600 depending on scope.

Learn more at Parker Dewey’s Yale landing page.

Yale's Non-Discrimination Policy and Recruiting Guidelines

Yale University is committed to a policy against discrimination based upon age, color, handicap or disability, ethnic or national origin, race, religion, religious creed, gender (including discrimination taking the form of sexual harassment), marital, parental or veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, or the prejudice of clients. All employers using the services of the Office of Career Strategy, including interview programs and job postings, are required to abide by this policy.

Employers recruiting Yale students, whether through on-campus activities or other processes, are also expected to follow the Equal Employment Opportunity guidelines, set out by the NACE Professional Standards for University Relations and Recruiting.

Yale Student Outcomes

The Office of Career Strategy closely tracks the paths of our students during the summer and after graduation. Visit the Outcomes section of our site for Yale College First Destinations, Yale College 4-Year Look, post-graduate information collected by the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences, and other OCS reports.