Human connections are important for health, mental health, identity…and, yes, career development. By talking with others – alumni, employees, faculty, friends of friends, etc. – you can learn about careers you’ve never heard of, get advice on making yourself competitive, learn of upcoming internship and job openings, and more.
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UW Alumni Career Outcomes
This page showcases UW-Seattle undergraduates’ success up to 6 months following degree completion, according to survey responses and LinkedIn. Data collection was led by the Career & Internship Center in accordance with national standards and in collaboration with many campus partners. The knowledge rate for the class of 2024 was 57%.
Next Destination
Huskies pursue an array of plans after graduation. This graph depicts what recent graduates are doing within a few months after degree completion.
Four categories are combined to calculate our positive outcome rate - Employed Full Time, Employed Part Time, Employed in Volunteer Service, and Continuing Education.
Our Positive Outcome Rate for 2024 was 85%.
Top Employers
This list starts with the employers who hired the largest number of Huskies and then moves to alphabetical order when a large number of employers tie for the most hires.
UW graduates report working at over 1,000 different employers each year!
Employment Locations
Many Huskies stay in WA but Huskies are sprinkled throughout the nation and world.
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Job Titles
Job titles vary across employers and sectors. This list starts with the most common entry-level job titles reported by survey respondents, and then moves to alphabetical order when many job titles are reported by the same number of Huskies. To learn about the skills, tasks, and trends associated with these job titles, explore our Job Trends & Salaries page.
Internship Participation
Top Universities
Graduates who choose to pursue additional education do so at many different schools across the nation, though many choose to stay at UW.
Degree Types
Huskies pursue a variety of educational options after degree completion.
Fields of Study
UW graduates are accepted into a range of educational programs.
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