Job Searching on the Internet

The Internet should be considered an additional resource for the job searcher and not a replacement for any of the traditional methods, which include networking, attending job and career fairs, responding to positions listed with Northeastern's Office of Career Services, following recommendations made by faculty members, responding to advertisements in newspapers, researching trade journals or other publications, and/or utilizing personnel/temporary agencies.

The following list of web sites is far from inclusive and is changing every day. However, many of the more popular and some career specific job sites have been included for assistance in your job search.

	Online Guides for the Job-Hunt		Graduated Students		Salary/Hiring Trends
	Job Listing Sites		Search for Internships		Employment Agencies
	Diverse		Challenged		Graduate School Information
	Teaching		Higher Education		Graduate Internships/Fellowships
	Business		Humanities		Science & Technology
	Federal Government		Local Government		Law Enforcement
	Overseas Positions		Nonprofit Organizations		Individual Company Sites
	What Can I Do With a Major In...		Career Counseling