When you log in to myCareer, the main menu (left-hand side of the screen if viewing from a laptop/desktop computer) presents you with these menu options:
Dashboard – This is where your dashboard of popular myCareer functions and account information is located.
Update Profile – This page outlines how to personalize your myCareer profile, including updating your First Name Used, Pronouns, etc.
Contact Us – This is where you will find the contact information for Dalhousie’s Career and Co-op Offices.
Events Calendar – This is where students can view & register for a wide variety of interactive career development sessions.
Top Co-op Employer – This is where students are able to nominate their co-op employer for a Dalhousie Top Co-op Employer Award.
Terms of Use – The page outlines guidelines for employers, students, and third-party recruiters, privacy policies for both students and employers, and rules for job postings on the myCareer platform.
Career Services – This is the section where students and alumni can look for non co-op jobs including: full-time, part-time, summer, casual, and recent grad job postings or volunteer opportunities.
Management Career Services (Co-op) – This is where current BMgmt, BComm, CRMBA, or MPA students can access a variety of services, features, and information, according to their program-specific service agreement with the MCS office. Those services may include career appointments, access to work term-specific job postings, access to exclusive workshops and event registration, and more.
Co-Curricular Record – This is where you can view or print a record of any validated extra-curricular activities you participate in at Dalhousie. The Co-Curricular Record (CCR) program was discontinued on April 30, 2026. After this date, no new activities or positions can be added to the CCR catalogue nor to individuals’ CCR profiles. Current students and recent alumni (<2-years post graduation) will still be able to download their CCR until April 30, 2028.
Leadership Academy – This page outlines a free program open to all students, offering workshops, mentorship, and hands-on learning to develop leadership skills and create positive change through advocacy, innovation, and community building.
Logout – This should be obvious, but for those of you who missed your coffee this morning, this is where you can go to logout of the myCareer website.
Many students confuse the Career Services Tab with the Management Career Services Tab. Allow this basic diagram to illustrate the primary differences:
For more myCareer tips, consult our other Student User Guide tutorials.