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Resources & Research

Liberal Arts Career Services offers a variety of online and library resources to help you research details about companies, industries, careers, employment outlook, the international job market and much more.

For assistance navigating our large online and library resource collection, please visit our library in FAC 18. We are happy to help answer questions and direct you to the most appropriate resources for your search. Our library is open Monday – Friday, 8am – 5pm

LACS Library in a Nutshell

The LACS Resource Library is rich in valuable information and resources. Explore this page for an overview of all that is open and available to you for your job search and overall career development.

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Online Research Tools

Search the web for information, find sites to help you in your job search.

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Majors to Careers

How does your major translate to a career? Find out here.

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Salary Information

Curious about salaries? How much do you think your first job will pay – and how will you negotiate the salary? Research salaries by jobs, industries and regions and compare salaries across cities with our collection of salary resources. You can also take the “Realty Check Test” for an idea of the salary your current lifestyle will require.

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Relocation Information

Leaving town?  Be prepared before you even arrive in your new locale.

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Job Search Sites

In addition to the various job and internship listings in LiberalArts@Work and accessUT, access a wide variety of posting sites with opportunities in all industries, locally and around the world.

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Please note: This site is updated regularly, but websites and other information change quickly, so please let us know if any links don’t work or information is incorrect.  Also, if you find a particularly helpful source which you think should be included on this site, please let us know.