Your career journey starts here
Johns Hopkins Carey Business School offers extensive resources to support you in your career development, professional advancement, and life design journey.
Build connections for your future
Whether you’re breaking into your field or looking for your next big role, Carey gives you access to the right people and organizations that move your career forward. Faculty, staff, alumni, and students form a diverse and talented network that links you to leaders in your preferred industry while providing valuable insight to help your career growth.
Carey Career Exchange, powered by 12Twenty
Whether you are a student or alumnus, Carey Career Exchange (CCx) is your online portal to manage your career and access opportunities.
Students
Students benefit from personalized coaching sessions, exclusive access to employer events and workshops, and thousands of internships and job postings. CCx provides the resources to begin a job search, advance your career, or switch industries.
Alumni
From finding and applying for the right job to accessing exclusive resources, CCx simplifies your career advancement and job search. Alumni may access CCx with their personal email address.
Handshake
In addition to the Carey Career Exchange, you also have access to Handshake, a shared system across Johns Hopkins University schools.
Career Resources on Demand
Career Resources on Demand is your hub for Carey-created and curated resources, templates, and career educational materials to support your career and life design journey.
SMILE: Employment opportunities at Johns Hopkins University
SMILE is the University Experiential Learning platform that connects current students to paid campus internships and employment opportunities across Johns Hopkins University. This platform includes paid campus internships and a variety of student jobs, work-study, and non work-study.
Log into SMILE to search for your next opportunity.
Student Recruitment Expectations
- Keep your profile and résumé up-to-date with accurate work experience and education information
- Respond to all invitations from companies offering an interview in a timely manner, preferably within 24 hours
- Be prompt and well prepared for all interviews
- Use business professional communication in all correspondence
- Accept offers in good faith. An accepted offer is binding and assumes that you are no longer job searching. Students are expected to withdraw from all applications and are not permitted to interview with additional firms after accepting an employment offer. This is standard professional expectation at all business schools. If you renege on an offer, the Carey Business School reserves the right to take appropriate action.
- Report your employment status, including received and accepted offers, through Carey’s secure outcome survey tool
