Resources for those seeking academic and non-academic careers
Graduate and professional students and postdocs at The Ohio State University have free, on-demand access to two comprehensive online career-resource platforms as of autumn semester 2024. Graduate school alumni less than three years post-graduation also have access to these on-demand platforms and resources.
During National Postdoctoral Appreciation Week (NPAW), Sept. 16-20, The Ohio State University hosted various activities to help trainees who have earned graduate degrees prepare for career success.
"Mentoring is not about making people like you, but about helping them become the best version of themselves."
David Stoddard
Come and join us for this year’s Graduate Faculty Mentorship Workshop Series. Learn from Ohio State’s own experts and this year’s GFMA winners about Mentorship.
This workshop series is open to:
The Research Commons is a campus community where graduate students, faculty, and postdoctoral researchers can connect with experts for support at any stage in the research lifecycle. Throughout the term, several events are hosted to support a range of topics that are important to the graduate and postdoc communities from intellectual property discussions to learning Tableau and survey creation.
Dear Graduate Students,
As vice provost for graduate education and dean of the Graduate School, I extend a warm welcome to our new and returning graduate students. Whether you are beginning your Graduate School academic journey or continuing your studies, I am thrilled that you are part of our vibrant and diverse community.
An inside look at how students gain foundational knowledge and personal growth
The Road to Becoming a Physician begins with the ability to navigate a highly selective admissions process. Then, once accepted, the White Coat Ceremony heralds the start of medical school.
Eric Sowers, The Ohio State University’s 11th Tillman Scholar, was inspired by the scholarship’s namesake and his call to service following 9/11.
From the College of Public Health
"Meet Sydney Randall, a second-year MPH health behavior and health promotion student whose work as a music therapist sparked her passion for public health."