The staff of Career Services is committed to working with Indiana University Northwest students and all IU alumni in making informed academic and career decisions. The Office of Career Services enables students and alumni to make career decisions, investigate career options, take career inventories that will reflect their areas of interest, set appropriate goals, network, and create opportunities to meet those goals by using the services we offer.

Career Assessments

Identify your personal strengths and even a potential major through career counseling assessment inventories including the Vita Navis Super Strong Assessment.

Career Counseling and Planning

We provide career counseling sessions to assist you through your career development process, which may include assistance with choosing a specific career field of interest or major, resume and cover letter writing, interviewing skills (mock interviews), job search strategies, and exploring graduate schools (test dates and applications).

Career/Job Fairs, Online Job Board, and Events

Check your e-mail for job and internship opportunities. Or visit the Career Services website www.iun.edu/career-services/ for job postings, upcoming dates for our annual Job Fairs, and a listing of other local job fair events, on-campus interview and employer recruiting events, and roundtable information sessions.

Federal Work-Study Program

Learn about the application process, post-award paperwork, orientation, benefits of work-study, and identifying work-study opportunities on and off campus.

Internship Program

Let us assist you with finding quality internships to help you grow as a professional and become more marketable upon graduation. We work closely with local employers that provide on-the-job training for paid and nonpaid internships. Possible academic credit may be available upon approval of your academic division.

Programs and Workshops

Topics include Resume and Cover Letter Writing, Effective Job Searching, Interviewing Skills, How to Have a Successful Job Fair Experience, The Art of Professional Networking, Identify Soft Skills for the Workplace, Internship Planning & Preparation, and Work-Study Orientation. In addition, we offer in-class presentations on various topics related to career development processes. Workshop topics, dates, times, and locations are announced via e-mail to students and are posted on job boards located in the Moraine Student Center, Marram Hall, and the Dunes Medical Professional Building.

Exploratory Program

Achieving some clarity of direction regarding majors & career options that make sense for you will take some time and effort. Meet with a Career Counselor to navigate your academic and career path with use of assessment tools.

Professional Clothing Closet

In need of professional attire or advice on what to wear for a professional interview? The Office of Career Services can help. Professional clothing available for career related events, based on need and availability. For more information, contact Career Services at Moraine 101 or call (219) 980-6650.

Alumni Resources

Alumni are encouraged to take advantage of our free life-time services, which are designed exclusively for IU Northwest graduates. Whether you are exploring careers or graduate school, seeking a new opportunity, or looking to expand your professional network. The Office of Career Services and the Alumni Engagement Office is committed to helping you achieve your professional goals.

We can assist you with the following services:

Resume & Cover Letter Writing, Interviewing Skills, Job Search Assistance, Professional Networking, Career Planning/Change, and Graduate School Information and provide Professional Clothing items.

IU Alumni Career Job Search Site Handshake: iun.joinhandshake.com (IUN Students and Alumni only)

For more information, contact Career Services at Moraine 101 or call (219) 980-6650.

Online Recruiting

Internships and job postings are available online. Visit the online Job Board-Handshake: iun.joinhandshake.com 

Phone: (219) 980-6650
Location: Moraine Student Center, Room 101