Career Center Services
The Career Center is available to support students, alumni, faculty, staff and industry partners during regular business hours. For assistance:
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- Students can request appointments via DiggerNet
- Email or leave us a voicemail: both are checked regularly
- Additional questions: use the Raise Your Hand form
Contact Us
Career Services
1200 16th St., E180
Golden, CO 80401
303-273-3233
Monday-Friday
8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Career Center Advising Services
One-on-One Advising
Meet with a Career Advisor to get the help you need, however you need it.
Resume and Cover Letter Writing
Write, update, and tailor your application materials to be a stand-out candidate.

Interview Preparation
Practice interview questions and chat through strategies to become a master interviewer.

Career Exploration
Explore the many career paths and opportunities available for Mines students.

Job Search Strategies
Get connected to resources and strategies to craft a structured and motivating job search.

Internship searching
Find experiences that provide you with valuable experiential learning opportunities.

Networking Strategies
Learn strategies to build and grow your professional network.

Graduate School Materials
Craft effective graduate school application materials.

Offer Letter Review
Review your offer and learn strategies to convey your value in salary and offer negotiations.

Co-Ops
Co-ops provide students with the opportunity to gain academic credit and experiential learning.
Career Center Events

Career Days
Every September and February, the Career Center hosts hundreds of organizations that provides opportunities for students to connect with employers and learn about the various career opportunities available to them.

Employer Info Sessions
At various times throughout the year, employers come to campus to share about the purpose of their companies, their day-to-day work, and company cultures.

Workshops
The Career Center hosts workshops throughout the year to help students brush up on their skills, career paths, and goals.
DiggerNet access will be provided to new students prior to beginning their first semester.
“It is absolutely amazing to be able to put on gloves and touch a vehicle that is going into space, let alone contribute to a team of incredibly smart individuals to help build this vehicle and get it into space.”
Nadia Smith
Mechanical Engineering
Colorado School of Mines is committed to providing appropriate accommodations to students with disabilities so that all students have meaningful access to all programs and services. Please contact the Career Center (careercenter@mines.edu) with any accommodation requests or concerns.