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Career Growth & Transitions

It's never too late to start your next chapter. Widener can help you transition into a new career or take the next steps in your career growth with confidence.

Resources to Guide Your Next Step

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Discovering Your Unique Values, Strengths, & Skills

The best place to start with growing or changing your career is with yourself. What do you care about? What are you great at? What do you bring to a new job or field? Widener has plenty of resources to uncover your values, strengths, and skills—all of which are crucial to finding your next step.

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Explore WidenerCONNECT & Career Impact Communities

A great way to discover a new career is to get engaged with alumni and with a career impact community—your gateway to internships, jobs, and networks of industry insiders who can help you jumpstart your new path. Join WidenerCONNECT to meet alumni in your field, and read more about how to join career impact communities:

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Build Skills with LinkedIn Learning & Other Professional Development Resources

Widener students have unlimited, free access to thousands of expert-led courses on the LinkedIn Learning online educational platform. Not only can you cultivate sought after skills to help you thrive professionally, you can show the world what you've learned by adding certificates of completion to your LinkedIn profile.

Through Widener's lifelong learning platform, students and alumni also have access to free modules offered by the School of Business. Contact sbadeansoffice@widener.edu for a promo code.

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Pivot with Flexible, Discounted Graduate Programs

Graduate school can be a fantastic way to accelerate your career or go into a new one entirely. Widener offers flexible, hybrid or online graduate programs that help you move forward on your time. Widener alumni can get 20% off their tuition on a graduate program.