Explore career opportunities and chart your path to success at one of our many career events. All events are open to FSU students, alumni, and community members, unless otherwise stated.
Top Tips For Success:
- Update and print your résumé - Tailor your résumé for the industry you're interested in and bring multiple copies. Keep it clean, clear, and concise. For résumé review and FREE résumé printing, stop by the first floor of the Dunlap Success Center. MORE INFO AND HOURS
- Research attending employers - Check the list of registered companies on NOLENETWORK on the Job Fair event page. Make a shortlist of those you're most interested in. Learn what they do and what roles they’re hiring for so you can ask informed questions.
- Practice your pitch - Prepare a 30-second intro that includes your name, major, career interests, and what you're looking for. Practice ahead of time and prepare for what to say even AFTER your pitch! Have questions? Get in contact with your CAREER LIAISON.
- Dress professionally - First impressions count! Wear business or business casual attire depending on the event. Check out our CLOTHING CLOSET for FREE Professional clothing and guidance.
- Follow up after the fair - After meeting employers, send thank-you emails or LinkedIn requests to keep the connection going. It shows professionalism and can make you stand out. (This is to say, make sure you get a business card from the rep!)
The NEW Seminole Futures Recruitment Series
Power Players: Real Talk
Spring 2026 Date TBD | Time TBD
Engineering Employer Résumé Review Day
Spring 2026 Date TBD | Time TBD
Prepare for the Fair with the Career Center
Spring 2026 Date TBD | Time TBD
Prepare for the Fair with Employers
Spring 2026 Date TBD | Time TBD
Dedman College of Hospitality Career & Internship Expo
Spring 2026 Date TBD | Time TBD
JMC Recognition & Networking Reception
Spring 2026 Date TBD | Time TBD
Engineering Job & Internship Fair
Spring 2026 Date TBD | Time TBD
Seminole Futures Job & Internship Fair
Spring 2026 Date TBD | Time TBD
FSU Panama City Campus Job & Internship Fair
Spring 2026 Date TBD | Time TBD
Interviews & Meet Ups
More Job Fairs and Events
Off-Campus Part Time Job Fair (virtual)
Spring 2026 Date TBD | Time TBD
FSU Department Part Time Job Fair
Spring 2026 Date TBD | Time TBD
Graduate & Law School Fair
October 22, 2025 | 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Student Union Ballrooms
Looking to continue your education? Talk with 75+ graduate and law schools and learn about the application process, requirements, and more about their program!
Virtual Spring Summer Camp Job Fair
February 11, 2026 | 1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Virtual via Zoom
The Virtual Spring Summer Camp Job Fair is your chance to connect directly with camps actively hiring for summer 2026. Whether you're looking for roles as camp counselors, operations staff, educational positions, or internships, or if your passion lies in outdoor adventure, arts, music, or drama instruction, this fair will enable you to meet virtually with dozens of camps seeking Florida State University students like you!
HELPS (Health, Education, Law Enforcement, & Public Service) Job & Internship Fair
Spring 2026 Date TBD | Time TBD
Looking to hire candidates passionate about serving the community? This event attracts students looking for careers in healthcare, government, education, public service, and non-profits.
Final Spring Career Fair
Spring 2026 Date TBD | Time TBD
Looking to fill any last-minute part time, full-time, or summer jobs? Need to get the word out about your academic program? Let our Final Spring Career Fair help fill your positions!
Statewide Job Fair
Spring 2026 Date TBD | Time TBD
Join students and alumni from top SEC and ACC universities as they connect with leading employers in this exclusive virtual career fair! You'll have the opportunity to meet recruiters face-to-face online, explore a variety of career paths, and make meaningful connections that could land you your dream job or internship.
Additional Professional Development Events
FSU Shadow
The FSU Shadow Program connects students with employers, community partners, alumni, and friends of the university for one-day job shadowing opportunities to provide exposure to a wide variety of career fields and industries.
Employer In Residence Program
With EIRP, we're rewriting the playbook on employer-student interactions. Industry pros that want to recruit YOU provide exclusives on career paths, company work environments, and dish out personalized advice.
Workshops
The Career Center offers many career and job search workshops designed to assist you with your career development. Workshops are available upon request to student organizations, academic classes, and community-based agencies.
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