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Explore Career Paths

Creighton University recognizes that a strong relationship exists between academic and career goals, so the John P. Fahey Career Center is structured to better assist students in reaching their goals. Students who become familiar with the Career Center resources early on (as Freshmen or Sophomores) are more prepared for the transitions they face after graduation.

Academic & Career Exploration Resources

The Career Exploration Resources can help you discover the variety of careers available based on your interests and skills. Use the Career Assessments to learn more about your skills, values, and interests and how they connect with specific careers, majors, and workplace environments. If you are looking for the best major for you, look at our academic exportation resources.

Industry Areas to Explore

Explore different industries to learn about important skills necessary to succeed in a field, student clubs to join, and resources you can use to learn more about employers.
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Consulting

Consulting is the practice of providing expertise to organizations to help them maximize their profitability or effectiveness. Consultants are master problem-solvers. Learn more about the consulting industry.
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Finance & Banking

The Financial Services industry encompasses corporate finance, investment management, government, banking, insurance, and personal financial management. Managing wealth, navigating loans, advising on investments, and assessing risk factors are all potential areas of expertise. Learn more about the Finance and Banking Industry.
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Government

One of the many benefits of federal service is the ability to make an impact through mission-driven work. With work available across all fields, students from any academic or professional background can find meaningful work in government.
Law industry

Law

Law touches almost every facet of life—healthcare, technology, the environment, human rights, entertainment, international affairs, and even cyber-security.
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