Career and Internship Fairs
Miami University’s career fairs offer students of all class years and majors the opportunity to connect with employers hiring for full-time and internship roles.
Diversity and Inclusion Networking Event (DINE)
Wednesday, September 18 | 6 – 8 p.m.
STEM Internship and Career Fair
Thursday, September 19 | 1 – 5 p.m. | Millett Hall
Sport Career Exploration and Networking Event (SCENE)
Wednesday, October 16 | 2 – 4:30 p.m. | Goggin Ice Center
First Year, First-Time Friendly Table and Tours
The Center for Career Exploration and Success invites all first-year students and students who have not attended a fair before to stop by the Fall Career and Internship Fairs: Day One: All Majors and Day 2: Stem Career Fair.
The First Year, First-Time Friendly Table helps students learn more about the career fairs. Students can take a self-guided tour through the fair and get a look at what to expect so you will be more prepared to attend the fair in the future.
Professional attire is not required unless you want to speak to employers. Check out the recruiters attending the fairs on Handshake because there are opportunities for first year students!
Career Fair Tours
The Career Fair Tour is a way for students who are attending for the first time to further engage with the Career and Internship Fair. Students will receive a stamp for each "stop" on the tour:
- First Time Friendly Table
- Info Table
- Elevator Pitch Table
- Self-Guided Tour/Check-Out Table.
Due to construction around Millett Hall, students attending the Fall and STEM Career and Internship Fairs must enter through the West Concourse entrance off of Weeb Ewbank Way. This entrance can be accessed through “Gate 1” of the construction area.
Be Prepared
A variety of resources are available to you to sharpen your resume and improve your interviewing skills.
Career Fair Prep Programs
Learn how to leverage the Career Fair and make an impression on employers.
- September 9 at 4 p.m. in 32 Shideler
- September 12 at 5 p.m. in 152 Shideler
Mock Interview Appointments
Interview with a trained peer to improve your interviewing skills before the Career Fairs. Both virtual and in-person options available!
Need Your Resume Printed?
The Career Center will print 10 free resumes (in black and white or full color). Fill out this form and pick it up at the Career Center in 1 business day!
Online Resources
Prepare your career tools (resume, interviewing skills, etc.) for the upcoming Career Fairs. Available at your convenience.
Why Attend a Career Fair?
- Networking Opportunities: Career fairs provide an opportunity for students to connect with potential employers, professionals, and alumni with the goal of expanding professional networks.
- Career Paths: Students can explore a wide range of career options by interacting with representatives from different companies and industries. This exposure will help them gain a better understanding of various professions and identify potential career paths that align with their interests and skills.
- Company Education: Miami University’s career fairs help students gather information about different companies, their cultures, and job opportunities. This knowledge is valuable when making decisions about future employment and locating organizations that align with their career goals.
- Resume Feedback: Recruiters can provide constructive feedback on student resumes at the career fairs. This is valuable for students in understanding what employers are looking for in potential candidates.
- Interview Practice: The Career Center offers elevator pitch interview practice at the major career fairs. This provides students with crucial interview practice and how to create a positive impression on recruiters.
- Internship Opportunities: Recruiters often use career fairs to evaluate potential interns. Attending a career fair increases the likelihood of discovering internship opportunities, which can be instrumental in gaining hands-on experience.
- Graduate Programs: For students considering further education, career fairs often feature graduate school representatives. This allows students to explore the admissions requirements and disciplines of further study.
Center for Career Exploration and Success
45 Armstrong Center
550 E. Spring Street
Oxford, OH 45056
