Where will U live and work after graduation? Discover what it's really like to live and work in cities of interest to you by engaging in Career Crawls, immersive experiences that allow you to explore career paths and connect with that city's UM community!
Toppel’s Career Crawl program gives you the opportunity to discover what it’s really like to be a professional in a city of interest to you! Why should you be excited to participate in a Career Crawl?
Upcoming Career Crawls
London, October 2024
Application dates: July 22 to August 20, 2024 (12:00 pm)
The London Career Crawl will take place on October 13-19, 2024, in London, England. The Toppel Career Center will cover the cost of students' flights to and from London, lodging accommodations for 5 nights, and transportation within the city. Students will be responsible for the cost of meals and additional expenses during the Career Crawl.
Application and selection process:
Participating Organizations: Skyscanner, Hogan Lovells, Bloomberg, Morgan Stanley, Canary Wharf Group, The Felix Project, and more!
Career Crawl: Arts & Sciences in Washington, DC, October 2024
Application dates: July 29 to August 28, 2024
The Career Crawl: Arts & Sciences in Washington D.C. will take place on October 14 - 17, 2024, and is only open to students in the College of Arts & Sciences (CAS). CAS will cover the cost of students' flights to and from Washington, D.C., and lodging accommodations for 3 nights. Students will be responsible for the cost of meals, local transportation, and additional expenses during the Career Crawl.
Participating Organizations: Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Federal Reserve Board, Library of Congress, the Special Competitive Studies Project (SCSP), U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Diplomatic Security, and more!
Application and selection process:
Past Career Crawls
Career Crawl: Arts & Sciences in NYC (March 2024)
Co-sponsored by the College of Arts & Sciences and Toppel Career Center
Site Visits: Pfizer, Estée Lauder, Bloomberg, Schonfeld Strategic Advisors, MoMA, CBS News
Virtual Career Crawl (October 2021)
Focus: Intelligence Agencies
Participating Organizations: Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
Virtual Career Crawl (April 2021)
Focus: Technology Industry
Participating Organizations: Tesla, Microsoft, Citrix
Virtual Career Crawl (January 2021)
Focus: NYC
Participating Organizations: Bloomberg, ESPN, SiriusXM
Virtual Career Crawl (November 2020)
Focus: West Coast
Participating Organizations: Google, Nike, Netflix
Washington, DC (May 2017)
Industry Focus: Government and Public Service
Site Visits: FBI, Capitol Hill (Offices of Congressman Carlos Curbelo, Congresswoman Ann Mclane Kuster, Congressman Brian Mast), Peace Corps, Federal Reserve Board, U.S. Department of State
Miami (April 2017)
Industry Focus: Hospitality
Site Visits: Carnival, National Hotel (Panel featuring Greater Miami & The Beaches Hotel Association, Daycation App, Port Miami, and Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau)
New York City (March 2017)
Industry Focus: Media and Branding
Site Visits: Yelp, NBC News, Ogilvy & Mather, Canon Solutions America (Ralph Lauren, CBS Radio, and Nielsen canceled due to weather)
London (October 2016)
Industry Focus: Global Careers
Site Visits: LetterOne, Chime Communications Limited, Corsair Capital LLC, Diageo, Morgan Stanley, White & Case LLP, Robert Walters
Washington, DC (May 2016)
Industry Focus: Government & Public Service
Site Visits: Congressional Hispanic Leadership Institute, Alpine Group, MAXIMUS, US Global Leadership Coalition, Federal Reserve Board, U.S. Department of State
Downtown Miami (April 2016)
Industry Focus: Nonprofit
Site Visits: Miami Foundation, Knight Foundation, United Way Miami-Dade
“The Career Crawl: NYC was a magnificent experience. Through this experience, I gained knowledge in the professional field and how to set myself up for success right now.”
-Aiden Orleans-Pobee, Microbiology and Immunology
“The information I learned regarding my professional development and insights for entering the professional world as an undergraduate is precious.”
-Sophia Plancich, International Studies and Ecosystem Science and Policy
“From getting to know and bond with the other participants to meeting professionals at each company, to engaging in conversation with UM alumni, every interaction offered me a new insight on career, personal development, and overall finding success and happiness.”
–Lucia Moglia, International Studies and Global Health Studies