Beach Journey
Landing your first job
Career Development Center
Recent CSULB Graduates
Recent graduates have continued access to all career services. As a recent graduate, a former student who graduated within the last 12 months, your “student” status will be updated to “alumni”. As an alumnus over the next few months, you will start to lose access to various chicklets in MyApps/SSO. You will need to access CareerLINK directly from the CareerLINK Alumni Sign-In.
Alumni
Whether you just graduated or received your CSULB degree many years ago, the Career Development Center (CDC) can assist you with your career transition and job search by providing access to career assessments, counseling, online job boards, and networking opportunities with employers.
Beach Nexus
Join Beach Nexus, CSULB's mentoring and networking platform to explore career paths, view our job board and seek advice and mentorship from CSULB Alumni who have been in your shoes.
49er Industry Chats and Lifelong Learning Webinars
Gain insights from CSULB Alumni and thought leaders by attending any of our free, valuable webinars. You can also view our 49er Industry Chat video library to view past events.
Career Pivot: Uplevel Your Skills
CPACE
The College of Professional and Continuing Education (CPaCE) offers a diverse range of degrees, professional development certificates, and international education opportunities to enrich the lives of the CSULB community. Working closely with our campus, business, community, and international partners, CPaCE serves California’s workforce and economy by offering new and innovative pathways for students to achieve success.
Beach Nexus
Utilize Beach Nexus, CSULB’s mentoring and networking platform, to network and expand your community. Explore the community to connect with alumni who have successfully pivoted in their careers. You can also serve as a mentor to CSULB students by joining a mentoring program.
Lifelong Learning: Keeping your mind sharp
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI)
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at CSULB is a Center in the College of Health and Human Services. With the exception of our Executive Director, Office Administrator, and one part-time assistant, OLLI at CSULB is operated totally by volunteers, from Instructors to committees and office work. Over 80 non-credit classes are offered to adults 50+, ranging from topics including art, music, health/fitness, history, literature and technology.
There are four eight-week sessions each year. Classes are typically ninety minutes, and meet once per week, Monday through Saturday, between 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM.
