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Employment and Career Information

University of Nevada, Reno's Career Development Office offers Career Navigator for part-time and full-time jobs, internships & volunteer opportunities and many other services for students, veterans, employers, and alumni.

• WorkReno.com
  • Find job listings in the Reno area. Includes UNR's open competitive classified jobs in Northern Nevada and administrative faculty positions. When appropriate, research and academic openings for UNR are posted.
• HigherEdJobs.com
  • Lists administrative, faculty, and executive jobs at higher education institutions. Includes UNR's academic and administrative positions, and some classified positions when appropriate.
• Employment Opportunities at the University of Nevada
  • Lists job opportunities for academic and administrative faculty, classified staff, and students. May also be reached through the UNR Job Boards site.
• The Riley Guide: Employment Opportunities and Job Resources on the Internet
  • Margaret F. Riley's guide to including the Internet in your job search. Includes frequently updated information covering virtually every profession, geographic area, and skill level.
• America's Job Bank
  • Contains job listings from state employment service offices. Funded by unemployment insurance taxes paid by employees nationwide. Can search by keyword or job code. (See Dictionary of Occupational Titles for job codes.)
• Feminist.com's "Women's Careers and Professional Organizations"
  • Career information and links to professional organizations, some of which have job boards.
• UMBC Women's Studies Department -- Financial Aid and Career Opportunities Links
  • The University of Maryland Baltimore County Women's Studies Department has linked to various resources for women
• Test Prep Review
  • Practice tests for GRE, Praxis, MCAT, Nursing Exam, and many other major career tests. Hints on test preparation, self-assessment modules, and links to sites that help you improve specific subject skills.
• Dictionary of Occupational Titles
  • An abbreviated version of the U.S. Department of Labor's publication. Lists job titles with their codes. For the complete version, visit the Business and Government Information Center in the Main Library.