About Us
About Wellesley Career Education
The Lulu Chow Wang ’66 Center for Career Education reinforces the strengths of the liberal arts education and encourages active participation of the full College ecosystem in order to support every Wellesley student from the moment she arrives on-campus through her alumnae years.
Our students proactively engage in the process of exploring the intersection between self and society, engaging and testing their curiosities, and forming meaningful connections mentors and employers that cover a broad array of industries and career fields.
Our Mission
To equip and empower Wellesley students and graduates to engage, personally and professionally, in an ever-changing world with a keen awareness of self, an expansive sense of possibility, and the confidence in their abilities to make decisions, build connections, and pursue a life of purpose.
Class of 2023 First Destination Outcomes
Class of 2023 graduates pursued meaningful opportunities including employment, graduate school, and service.
Academic Department Outcomes
Academic Department Outcomes 5-Year Analysis (2019 - 2023)
Leadership
Career Advisors
Alumnae Connections
Employer Engagement
Health Professions
Civic Engagement
Fellowships & Scholarships
Wellesley-Funded Internships
Business, Entrepreneurship, & Financial Literacy
Operations & Analytics
Career Education Coordinators
Peer Career Mentors
2022–2023 Ministrare Fellows
(Civic Engagement Student Leaders)
2022–2023 Annual Report
Our 2022–2023 annual report celebrates 7 years of Career Education.
Advancing the Future
of Career Education
Wellesley Career Education plays a large role in the college's commitment to advancing gender equity and to ensuring more women lead at the highest levels. We supports each student and alumna as she explores her individual interests and talents — helping her forge a uniquely fulfilling career path. Your support is critical to fully achieving the program we envision.