New York University CareerNet
How to Register
Students
Most NYU students already have an NYU CareerNet account.* To verify your account, please return to the NYU CareerNet student login page and click "Forgot username or password." Enter your username (NetID@nyu.edu), and your password will be sent to this email address.
If you do not receive an email with your password, you do not have an NYU CareerNet account. To obtain an NYU CareerNet account, please email career.development@nyu.edu from your nyu.edu email address with your:
- Full Name
- Net ID (your NYU email login id)
- University ID # (your 8 digit "N" number)
- Expected graduation month and year
- School
- Degree and Major
- Phone Number
A confirmation email along with your username and password will be sent to you once your account has been activated.
Please call 212-998-4730 with any questions.
*Note: Non-credit professional certificate students are not eligible for NYU CareerNet accounts
Return to the NYU CareerNet Login
Employers
Employers can create their own accounts on the NYU CareerNet system by logging in to the registration page. Register for the first time
Or, visit the NYU CareerNet Employer Login
Alumni
Alumni can obtain access to NYU CareerNet by contacting our reception desk
in person or by phone at 212-998-4730 during office hours. Alumni are eligible forvarying levels
of access to our job-system. View information on service
packages
If you are a student or alumni and have already registered for a NYU CareerNet account, log in
About NYU CareerNet
General Info
The NACElink Network is a new collaboration,
bringing together the best of the National
Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE),
DirectEmployers Association, and Symplicity
Corporation, an advanced technology provider
for higher education and government.
These changes mean that NYU CareerNet and NYU
InterviewNet will offer enhanced functionality,
including a faster, easier-to-navigate
interface.
We hope you will find these exciting changes
facilitate your job and internship search, and
make it easier for you to connect to The
Wasserman Center for Career Development and our
affiliated employers.
When applying for jobs in NYU CareerNet:
- Send a complete cover letter (approximately 3-4 paragraphs) and resume. Employers have reported that they will not consider resumes without cover letters. Note: Cover letters are not required for InterviewNet resume submissions unless otherwise stated in the job listing.
- Upload your resume and cover letter as a Word document. If the uploaded file is a pdf then the system is unable to convert it and documents often come up blank in the system.
- Before you begin your job search, review the Resume Basics
Checklist
NYU CareerNet User Guidelines
To assist you with building your professional skills it should be understood that when you use the services provided by the Wasserman Center for Career Development you must adhere to the following honor code. Violations of this honor code are highly unprofessional and will remain in your record.
When using Career Development programs and services, I agree to the following:
- All Information found on my resume, unofficial transcript and NYU CareerNet profile is up-to-date, truthful and accurate. Additionally, I will not share my login information with other individuals from NYU and peer institutions.
- I give permission to Career Development to provide my resume and other job search documents to prospective employers.
- I will honor all commitments. When I RSVP, I understand that I am making a commitment to attend a seminar, special event or recruitment activity. If I cannot attend, I will cancel my reservation prior to the event, so that a peer can replace me.
- I will exercise professional conduct during all career development and recruitment related activities, including interactions with Career Development staff.
- I will notify the employer in a timely manner of acceptance or non-acceptance of an internship or full-time offer, either verbally or in writing.
- If I renege on a verbal or written offer, my Dean will be contacted and consequences may result.
- I accept that failure to adhere to any of the above points may result in the removal of my Career Development privileges, including access to NYU CareerNet, NYU InterviewNet, Career Fairs and career counseling appointments.
If you have any questions about the honor code, please contact us at 212-998-4730 or stop by and visit us on the 2nd floor of the Palladium Residence Hall. Thank you, NYU Wasserman Center for Career Development
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* Non-credit professional certificate students are not eligible for NYU CareerNet accounts
We are aware that many of you are using on-line directories and social networks. While we understand the value of these types of virtual communities, we would like to remind you that just as your friends are able to search for your profiles, so are employers, and others who might be in a position to influence your job search. We recommend that you do not put anything in your profile that you would not want these people to read or see. We further recommend that you use 'blockers' to prevent unwanted comments to be posted to your site. Check frequently and remove any inappropriate comments or photos on your site.