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The University of Pittsburgh offers career planning services for both graduate and undergraduate students. Students can find online career resources and in-person career advisors. Pitt Office of Career Development resources include job placement, graduate school planning, information on career planning, and much more. The Career Development offices are located in 224 William Pitt Union. Visit their Web site.

Other career resources

Federaljobsearch.com—custom searches by agency, occupation, or state.

InternshipPrograms.com—offers a database of opportunities organized by company or by region.

The online version of Job Openings for Economists is provided by the American Economic Association.

USAJOBS—U.S. government's official site for jobs and employment information provided by the United States Office of Personnel Management.

Washington Center for Internships and Academic Seminars—internships and academic seminar programs for college students that challenge them personally and professionally. Located in Washington, D.C.

Within Pittsburgh

The Pittsburgh Technology Council's Web site includes an online job search engine: www.pghtech.org/careers.

The Carnegie Library also offers employment resources on their Web site: www.carnegielibrary.org/subject/employment.