Corporate Recruiting Schedule - 2009
| September 11 (Friday) | |
| September 18 (Friday) | AstraZeneca |
| September 25 (Friday) | |
| October 9 (Friday) | |
| October 16 (Friday) |
For Companies
The Department of Chemistry welcomes corporate visitors who wish to interview chemistry students seeking careers in industry. The Department offers BS, MS, and PhD Degrees in chemistry. Corporate recruiter visits occur throughout the fall, on Fridays. With advance arrangements, companies are welcome to make presentations to potential candidates prior to the interviews.
To arrange recruiting visits to the Department, please contact Ms. Katinka Csigi. She will assist in scheduling and making arrangements. Visits are posted on the Department website. Upon request, Ms. Csigi will provide a security code number that will allow on-line access to candidate resumes.
To access these resumes, please click here.
Recruiting presentations and interviews will be conducted in the Life Science and Engineering Building, 24 Cummington Street (see maps and directions).
For Students
Resume Posting: If you would like your resume posted on the Department’s website, please forward a word file to kcsigi@bu.edu. Only companies that have received an access code will be allowed to view/download resumes from our site.
Resume Development: The Boston University Office of Career Services offers many resources for job seekers, including an excellent tutorial on resume development, as well as interviewing, and job search strategies. For further assistance, please contact Katinka.
Scientist Career Resources on the Internet: A good place to begin a job search is at the American Chemical Society's Career Services site. Electronic versions of job-related publications are available. The ACS also has a career consultant program and offers workshops at national and regional meetings.
Another useful job search resource for chemists is http://www.chemjobs.net/ . About.com provides a useful list of the 10 best job search engines.
Boston University School of Engineering Office of Career Development maintains an excellent internet career resources list for people looking for jobs in science/engineering/technology.