Yale Career Panels

Yale Career Panels: A Candid View of Professions

Purpose of the Career Panels

The Yale Career Panels were created to give students and alumni a candid view of a variety of professions where there are myths and misconceptions about each industry, its outlook, the types of people who do well and are happy, and how you succeed in the profession. The 37 panels conducted thus far have been live and via streaming video and are recorded for later viewing. Recently, we started a new series of "Yale Career Fireside Chats" focused on career-related issues instead of specific professions. 7 have been held thus far.

Future Career Panel Dates

The Professions Covered

We have covered artificial intelligence, law, boutique consulting, consulting, investing, medical, investment banking, drama and film, architecture, entrepreneurism, education, government service, internet and data services, journalism and publishing, biomedical, music, non-profit organizations, finance and investing, real estate, R&D, political careers in the election process, post Ph.D. non-academic careers, product management, and a comparison of investing and investment banking. Fireside Chats have covered "Managing Major Career Changes", "The Art of Networking", "Serving on Boards", "Cybersecurity", "Managing Your Career in a Covid-19 Downturn", and "The Art of Interviewing". Click below to view video recordings of the panels and fireside chats.

Previous Career Panel Recordings

These career panels have been a joint effort of a group of Yale alumni volunteers, the Yale Alumni Association, the Yale Office of Career Strategies, the Association of Asian American Yale Alumni, STAY, and a host of other Yale organizations.

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