Events

Join the UT Libraries online to learn how to use EndNote software for project and citation management.

Solving a case problem is required knowledge for students – no matter your background or future goals. You’ll encounter case interviews at employers as varied as McKinsey, Wendy’s and Schindler Elevator, and the skills that solving a case gives you – implementing a structured problem-solving approach, incorporating analytics with business acumen, communicating a persuasive recommendation – are what all employers seek.

Get ready to build your research pitch - no matter where you're starting - by joining one of our Empower Your Research Pitch & Research Communication Practice Studios! These low-pressure, supportive sessions are open to EYP 2026 competition participants and graduate students and postdoctoral scholars who want feedback on their research pitch, visuals, or overall message.

Learn how to network effectively and build meaningful, two-way relationships at upcoming industry site visits in this interactive virtual workshop with the Office of Career and Life Design! Identify where you can add value, refine your messaging and practice strategies to connect. Designed specifically for graduate students and postdocs, this workshop will help you prep for a variety of other networking contexts.

Are you interested in consulting? Looking to learn the basics of consulting and practical tips?

Do you have a data or research project you need help with? UT CONNECT brings together Masters, PhD's, and Postdocs with Community Organizations to assist in data, research, and evaluation projects.

Having any savings rate when living on a grad student stipend or postdoc salary is a huge financial accomplishment. You are eager to make the best use of that limited flow of money—but you might be stuck in analysis paralysis. Should you save up cash? Should you pay down debt (even student loans)? Should you invest—and is that possible during PhD training? During this workshop, you will apply an eight-step framework to your own individual finances to identify your next singular financial goal and learn how to pursue it.

Join our upcoming virtual community organization information session to learn more about CONNECT, discover how the program can benefit you, and get inspired by past projects.

Having any savings rate when living on a grad student stipend or postdoc salary is a huge financial accomplishment. You are eager to make the best use of that limited flow of money—but you might be stuck in analysis paralysis. Should you save up cash? Should you pay down debt (even student loans)? Should you invest—and is that possible during PhD training? During this workshop, you will apply an eight-step framework to your own individual finances to identify your next singular financial goal and learn how to pursue it.

This one hour virtual session will provide hands-on experience with AI tools that can help you map citations to discover academic literature.