Advance your career & education
Your professional development continues over your lifetime.
You remain part of the Stanford community even after you leave campus. Whether you’re looking for new opportunities, developing skills, or seeking connections, we have resources to help.
Engage in professional education opportunities
Stanford offers a variety of learning materials to keep you abreast of the latest ideas relevant to creating a sustainable future. Educational offerings include online courses, open enrollment and custom executive education, and Stanford certificate programs.
View the Stanford Alumni Directory
With your Stanford Alumni Association account, search for other alumni by degree, geography, or industry to expand your network.
Visit the job board
Search for your next opportunity, backed by the Stanford network. Listings on the job board range across all sectors and are updated regularly.
Connect with a career coach
With your Stanford Alumni Association account, get tailored advice to meet your specific needs from an expert near you. You can even receive your first exploratory session free of charge.
View career labs
These short, self-guided exercises meet you wherever you are in your career: whether you’re looking to advance, achieve a job search breakthrough, or return to work, we’re here to help.
Access Stanford Lectures on iTunes U
Skip the lecture hall. With an iTunes U account, gain access to a digital library full of content from Stanford faculty, uniquely crafted for lifelong learners.
Want to see the full suite of Alumni Career Services available through the Stanford Alumni Association? Check out their website
Get involved
Your time and talent can make a world of difference to the Stanford community. Engage in an opportunity or share an idea of your own.
Connect at an event
Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability hosts events across the full spectrum from on-campus and regional to virtual. Hear the latest coming out of the school and engage in conversation with your alumni peers, current students, and faculty leaders.