Students: Use ECN to build your brand, search for internships and jobs, upload your resume for review, practice your interviewing and register for our OCS events. Note that your username is what comes before @my.easternct.edu.
Faculty: You can register for an ECN account! View job and internship postings, view our upcoming events and connect with our office.
Students: Use Focus 2 to identify your skills and interests and explore majors and occupations based on your results. Use your Eastern e-mail and the ACCESS CODE: Warrior
Faculty: Encourage first year and exploratory major students to utilize Focus2 as a tool to help identify a potential major and career path.
Students: Explore hundreds of on-line videos and discover employment opportunities available to you based on your major or industry of choice.
Faculty: Explore the video library and share clips with your students when discussing employability topics in your class.
Learn more about each major at Eastern, including industries and related roles you qualify for based on your major. Discover professional associations you can join to build your network. Discover activities you can participate in at Eastern which connect to your major. You can even discover where your fellow students have completed internship experiences!
What Can I Do With This Major?
Use this tool to discover career opportunities based on your major. Explore industries and areas where you can work, and gain access to additional resources to start you on your career path.
O*NET OnLine has detailed descriptions of the world of work for use by job seekers, workforce development and HR professionals, students, developers, researchers, and more! O*NET OnLine also utilizes the same personality code system as our tool Focus2!
Students: Use Analyst to discover companies in Connecticut and across the U.S. who are hiring in your chosen field of interest. Access to Analyst is only available in the Career Studio in the J. Eugene Smith Library, 1st Floor.
Faculty: Use Analyst to identify skills and competencies employers seek in the students they hire.
