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Kickstart Your Career: Top Resources Every Graduate Should Know
Starting your career journey after graduation can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. Whether you’re polishing your resume, preparing for interviews, or exploring new job paths, having the right tools makes all the difference. We’ve rounded up some of the best career resources for recent graduates to help you take your next big…
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9-Month M.S. Fast-Track to Product Leadership (UC Berkeley PDP)
The UC Berkeley Product Development Program (PDP) is an intensive, 9-month M.S. in Chemical Engineering designed to fast-track you into high-earning strategic leadership roles immediately after your bachelor’s degree. Applications are open – apply now. Upcoming Info Sessions: If you have any questions about the program before then, contact Iris Acosta, Director of Strategic Partnerships & Marketing at irisoa@berkeley.edu.
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Freelancer Resources
If you’re a CS major interested in freelancing, I compiled a guide with freelancer resources for computer science majors to help you get started. The article covers: Whether you’re looking to gain experience, earn some income on the side, or explore freelancing as a career path, this resource list has what you need to get…
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Campus to Career – Jon Lew, Gameplay Programming at Insomniac Games Speaker Event
When: October 30 from 5:15pm to 6:15pm Where: Virtual Event Interested in a career in gameplay programming? Join us this October 30th for some insightful Q&A with the Senior Manager of Gameplay Programming at Insomniac Games, Jon Lew. Also a UCSC alum. Jon will share his story and answer questions of working in the video…
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ECE 290 Seminar: Reinforcement Learning for Large-Scale Games
When: Monday, 11/3/25 from 10:40am to 11:45am Where: E2-192 Please join us for our ECE 290 seminar series this Monday where Dr. Joao Hesphanha, Distinguished Professor at the University of California, Santa Barbara, will give a talk titled “Reinforcement Learning for Large-Scale Games”.
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Wiki-a-thon Supporting BIPOC Scientists
When: Thursday, October 23 from 2-5pm. Come for the whole time or just an hour or two! Where: E2-506 and Zoom (RSVP for link) Who: All students, faculty, and staff are welcome to attend! Join us for an afternoon of creating and editing pages for BIPOC scientists, engineers, and technologists! Wikipedia overwhelmingly recognizes the achievements…