Great Careers Begin in Bear Country
Begin by connecting to the UNC Bear Network
The UNC Bear Network gives you access to thousands of UNC alumni career connections and now is the perfect time to put this network to work! With more than 138,000 alumni and friends, the Bear Network exists to support your career and university engagement after college.
Explore Alumni Career Connections in 2022
Access alumni experts during an upcoming alumni career panel or networking event. Programs feature alumni from diverse backgrounds and are organized by industry and professional interest. All events are hosted 4:00 p.m. MT.
Careers in STEM
Event Date: February 24, 2022
Sport and Health Careers
Event Date: March 10, 2022
Careers in Wildlife, Recreation and Outdoors
Event Date: March 31, 2022
Careers in Psychology & Sociology — Extended Campus
Event Date: April 7, 2022
Looking for additional career events? Visit the Center for Career Readiness to access on-campus job and employment fairs.
On Demand Career Support
Access recorded alumni career panels and LinkedIn tutorials to strengthen your network and professional connections to the UNC Bear Network.
Read additional on demand career insight through the Bear Network Blog.
Additional Bear Network Opportunities
Whether you connect to gain insight and seek a job, or because you can offer an introduction or hiring opportunity, the Bear Network remains an excellent way to continue building the value of your UNC education.
Gain Assistance
Schedule an alumni career conversation for assistance in advancing or transitioning your career.
Support Opportunity
Learn more about becoming an alumni career volunteer advisor or recruiting fellow Bears to join your company or organization.
Celebrate Success
Share your career update or success story for UNC to include in an upcoming publication or on @UNCBearsAlumni social media.
Bears Go Big
UNC Bears go out into the world to do BIG and significant work. Meet Christina Randle, who earned her UNC bachelor’s degree in Elementary and Secondary Teaching in 2003 and was named Colorado Teacher of the Year in 2018.
Teaching is so much more than just delivering content to the kids.
