NEW CareerBuzz Workshops Grid (Complete List)

You’ve built your LinkedIn profile, now it’s time to put it to work. In this session, learn how to use LinkedIn strategically to expand your network, engage with content, and uncover opportunities that align with your goals. We’ll share practical ways to stay visible, build credibility, and make LinkedIn part of your ongoing career growth.

Designed specifically for OMS students, this workshop will empower you to:

1. Use LinkedIn features and tools to connect with professionals and organizations in your field.
2. Engage with content to increase visibility and demonstrate your expertise.
3. Implement strategies for consistent, authentic networking and opportunity discovery.

https://gatech.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_SvC4PCCSTFiDFF0REm-B4Q

Ask Me Anything: This session is for undergrads where students can ask career professionals anything about interviews, job hunting, or internships and more! Whether you’re preparing now or planning ahead online to get real answers and practical advice.

https://gatech.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_nkxJ7krDS9y4qL0S-WdNpw

Learn what co-ops and internships are really like—directly from Georgia Tech students who have done them! At this expo, undergraduates who have completed co-ops and internships will represent their companies and share insights on the application process, interviews, and day-to-day work experience.

The event is structured like a career fair, but instead of recruiters, each table will feature 2–3 Georgia Tech students who worked at the same company. With 25+ companies represented, this is a unique opportunity to explore specific co-op and internship programs through firsthand student perspectives. Participating companies: Coming soon. Revisit this page closer to March 18 for the full list.

This workshop will cover the fundamentals of career planning, utilizing AI to research/plan your career path, and LinkedIn tips for obtaining internal referrals.

https://gatech.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OBfqMHEcSTOVaLpjFsF_2Q

This workshop will give an overview of Georgia Tech’s co-op & internship program, including why co-ops/internships are so important, co-op/internship job search strategies, and the co-op/internship registration process. One of the Career Center’s Co-op & Internship Ambassadors will lead this webinar, so attendees will have the chance to speak with a Georgia Tech undergraduate student who has already completed an internship/co-op rotation.

https://gatech.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_H1ZenV0rRHmVH6JRh7G0MA

Q & A session where undergraduates can ask anything about the job search, interviewing, and how to secure a meaningful career.
Facilitator:Laura Garcia, Director of Undergraduate Career Education, Career Center
Bio: Laura Garcia has 18 years of experience working in collegiate career services in various roles that include employer relations, career coaching, communications, and managing large-scale strategic initiatives. She currently serves as Director of Undergraduate Career Education at the Georgia Institute of Technology Career Center, where she leads a dedicated team committed to helping students discover meaningful careers, strengthen their professional skills, and thrive post-graduation.
Previously, she served as Associate Director for Recruiting and External Relations at the Emory University Career Center, where she led the employer relations team and partnered with Emory Corporate Relations, Advancement, and the Alumni Association on large-scale programs that expanded career opportunities for students. Before joining Emory, Laura provided comprehensive career coaching to undergraduate and graduate students across all majors at the University of Georgia and Georgia State University.
Over the course of her career, she has received ten national, regional, and campus awards from the National Association of Colleges and Employers, Georgia Association of Colleges and Employers, Council for Advancement and Support of Education, Career Leadership Collective, and the Georgia Institute of Technology.
Laura earned a Bachelor of Science in Marketing from Clemson University, a Master of Science in College Student Personnel from the University of Tennessee, and an Executive Leadership certificate from Cornell University.

https://gatech.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_oZ8fTfnLSkSiXkbTLIwqvw

The job market is changing fast. The most successful professionals are the ones who stay adaptable. In this session, learn how to build career agility by strengthening the skills that help you grow, pivot, and stay competitive. We’ll explore durable skills, emerging in-demand capabilities, and practical strategies for continuous learning so you’re ready for whatever comes next.

This workshop will empower you to:

1. Assess which skills will help you remain competitive in your industry or desired career path.
2. Prioritize development opportunities that expand your impact and flexibility at work.
3. Apply strategies for continuous learning and adaptability to future-proof your career.

https://gatech.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_sh8Zor7eTAK4H3DgZL36Zg

Students in the College of Sciences often wonder what pathways exist after graduation beyond graduate or medical school. This installment of our panel series connects students with professionals from a wide range of scientific disciplines to share insights on industry careers and emerging opportunities. Panelists will highlight how their science education shaped their career trajectories and discuss practical steps for entering the workforce. Join us on Wednesday, March 18, 2026, from 6:00–8:00 PM in the Cypress Theater, John Lewis Student Center.

After the panel, students will engage in open networking to build meaningful connections with science professionals. This event is ideal for students seeking clarity on how to leverage their degree in today’s job market. Whether you’re exploring options or finalizing your plans, this session will offer valuable guidance. Refreshments will be provided, and registration is required via CareerBuzz.

Discover how to use artificial intelligence to enhance your job search. This webinar will explore AI tools for resume optimization, job matching, networking, and interview preparation. Learn practical strategies to streamline your job search, increase visibility to employers, and make data-driven decisions for faster, more effective career success.

https://gatech.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_AmOITGIDQTy_mWIrCgxcbw

Join us on Zoom for some quick career advice and a chance to connect with your fellow students!

Note: These sessions are designed for students currently enrolled in OMS (online master of science) programs.

https://gatech.zoom.us/meeting/register/72XhL84tSBWKZlOhGGm-aQ

Level up your career fair experience with tips, strategies, and insights to help you show up confident and prepared.
As a result of attending this program, students will:
1. Understand how to engage at career fairs, employer info sessions, and industry events.
2. Prepare effectively for career fairs, including researching employers and preparing questions.
3. Know how to follow up with employers after a fair or event to express interest and reinforce fit.
Students may attend in-person or virtually. Please note that in-person questions will be prioritized, and online questions may not be answered depending on the volume.

https://gatech.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_JBKaRw2qQ0qBPlu_5CRGXw

Explore a world of visa possibilities beyond the H-1B with Aaron Blumberg, Partner at Fragomen, specializing in U.S. immigration law. Join us to gain valuable legal insights and discover alternative visa pathways for international graduate students and postdocs. We will also discuss immigration insights under the current administration

https://gatech.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_lMgddij4TgazN4oZJFSZrQ

This workshop will give an overview of Georgia Tech’s co-op & internship program, including why co-ops/internships are so important, co-op/internship job search strategies, and the co-op/internship registration process. One of the Career Center’s Co-op & Internship Ambassadors will lead this webinar, so attendees will have the chance to speak with a Georgia Tech undergraduate student who has already completed an internship/co-op rotation.

https://gatech.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_IhV_1DHWQ06yUoIWzwcYIw

Imposter syndrome often shows up most intensely during the job search process, especially when students doubt their skills despite clear evidence of competence. In this workshop, we will explore Gill Corkindale’s definition of imposter syndrome and examine why many high-achieving individuals struggle to internalize success. Participants will learn how chronic self-doubt and perfectionism may impact interviews, networking conversations, and application materials. This event will take place Thursday, April 2, 2026, from 1:00–2:00 PM via Zoom.

We will discuss practical strategies to quiet imposter thoughts and strengthen confidence both during the job search and in workplace environments. Students will walk away with tools to recognize internal barriers, reframe negative self-talk, and present themselves confidently to employers. Whether you experience imposter syndrome regularly or only in unfamiliar situations, this session provides insights to build healthier professional self-belief. Please register via CareerBuzz to receive the Zoom link and event reminders.

Zoom: https://gatech.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_FuBAkbztT-yfuzXAaR2-mQ

https://gatech.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_FuBAkbztT-yfuzXAaR2-mQ

This workshop will cover what students need to know after accepting a co-op/internship offer, including relocating to a new city, what to do during your first week of work, and tips for making the most of your co-op/internship.

https://gatech.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_FDT3ff2aRTKHPOSmkNgYcQ

Feeling ready for a change but not ready to make a move? You’re not alone. In today’s uncertain job market, many professionals are staying put longer than expected. This session will help you shift from feeling “stuck” to being strategic about your growth. Learn how to build visibility, strengthen your skills, and create new opportunities right where you are.

Designed specifically for online master of science (OMS) students, this webinar will empower you to:

1. Identify ways to grow professionally within your current role or organization.
2. Develop strategies to stay visible and expand your influence at work.
3. Create an action plan to align your current work with your long-term career goals.

https://gatech.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_HvaM1HjRSyqroastiLFeFQ

This workshop will give an overview of Georgia Tech’s co-op & internship program, including why co-ops/internships are so important, co-op/internship job search strategies, and the co-op/internship registration process. One of the Career Center’s Co-op & Internship Ambassadors will lead this webinar, so attendees will have the chance to speak with a Georgia Tech undergraduate student who has already completed an internship/co-op rotation.

https://gatech.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_XUkzIeDxTxi15HRuB4tP3w

This workshop will cover the fundamentals of career planning, utilizing AI to research/plan your career path, and LinkedIn tips for obtaining internal referrals.

https://gatech.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_0YMyufIwRSWQEWOMTDQL6A

Join us for the College of Sciences Students and Alumni Leadership Dinner on Wednesday, April 8, 2026, from 6:00–8:00 PM in the Bill Moore Success Center, President’s Suites A-D. This signature networking event brings together CoS students and distinguished Georgia Tech alumni for an evening of relationship-building and professional discovery. Students will have the opportunity to engage in meaningful conversations about career paths, mentorship, and industry insights. Dinner will be served in a setting designed to foster authentic connection.

Whether you are exploring industries, seeking guidance, or expanding your professional network, this event is an essential touchpoint in your career development journey. Alumni from diverse fields will share their experiences and offer practical advice for navigating the transition from college to career. Students will leave with strengthened networks and new perspectives on the possibilities ahead. RSVP is required via CareerBuzz.

Start your new role with confidence. In The First 90 Days: Thriving in Your New Job After Grad School, you’ll learn how to build early credibility, navigate workplace culture, and set realistic goals. Join us and an employer partner to gain practical strategies for a successful transition from graduate school to the workplace.

https://gatech.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_KE_lxMl7S5ChW4kIMRTpMA