New York City is full of creative opportunity. Career Services is here to help you navigate internships and professional connections as you build your career in design. We provide guidance and expertise — from interview prep and career fairs to portfolio workshops and networking — as you pursue your goals.
Career Development and Experience helps students connect with jobs, internships, and other professional opportunities. You'll find a variety of resources and services that will give you a competitive edge in the design industry.
At Parsons, we encourage students to explore internships and other experiential learning opportunities that provide personal and professional enrichment. Through these opportunities, they broaden their expertise in art and design and create industry connections throughout New York City and beyond while supporting and building on their program of study.
A network of alumni from Parsons and The New School as a whole, nearly 80,000 strong, with members living in more than 120 countries. Our alumni are leaders in design, academia, the performing arts, social sciences, and many other fields.
Career Development and Experience connects employers with New School students seeking internships and part-time and full-time employment. Whatever kinds of positions you are trying to fill, you will find excellent candidates at Parsons. Our students are taught to be leaders and innovators in design, media, the arts, management, and public policy.
Undergraduate Career Services
68 Fifth Avenue, 2nd floor
New York, NY 10011
careerservices@newschool.edu
Phone: 212.229.1324
Center for Graduate Career and Professional Development
72 Fifth Avenue, 5th floor
New York, NY 10011
gradcareers@newschool.edu
Phone:
212.229.5400 x1518
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