Career Center

To enable students’ success beyond the classroom, AAU’s Career Center connects and guides our students’ academic experiences to their professional futures through an assortment of platforms and opportunities. 

More information to be found at AAUNET Career Center.

Why do an internship? For some students, an internship is the best way to explore a career. For others, it is a great way to gain relevant experience that will make them a stronger candidate for employment after graduation.

With the Internship Course, AAU supports all of its students to find placements most suited to their unique goals and curiosities. The course entails weekly practical workshops aimed at the career development of students and a professional internship related to a student’s field of study.  Students can learn more about the Internship Course on the AAUNET Career Center page here.

If your company is interested in being an internship provider, please contact Career Counselor Kateřina Dudys.

AAU has a career counselor, Kateřina Dudys, works directly with AAU’s Alumni network to ensure the Career Center services are optimized, based on the experiences and successes of our graduates.

In addition to overseeing the Career Center’s activities, Career Development Specialist is offering students and graduates individual career consultations aimed at self-discovery, clarification of personal purpose, professional profile development, and assistance in looking for a career.

Throughout the year, AAU hosts events to help students develop their professional skills and expand their professional network, such as career talks with representatives from different industries, AAU alumni, workshops, professional photoshoots and more.

The AAU Career Center will also host Career Expo 2025 on November 6. More details about the participating companies are coming soon.

See an example of past career events below:

2019 Career Expo

Some lessons cannot be taught in a classroom but only through professional and real-world experiences. The Mentorship Hub bridges that gap by connecting students and young graduates with experienced alumni and members of the AAU community who can share the challenges, successes, and crossroads they faced on their career paths and offer their advice and insight about their field of profession. Note that there is no fixed commitment for the mentor or the mentee.

Who can be a mentee? Any AAU student or graduate who is seeking professional development advice.

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Who can be a mentor? Any AAU alumni or community member with substantial professional experience who is willing to be connected with mentees individually.

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Below are our Alumni mentors willing to talk to mentees. Contact AAU Career Development Specialist if you wish to be connected with a mentor in person or virtually.