Georgia Bio has compiled the following list of career fairs. Companies are encouraged to participate.

Visit the school website for more information.

Georgia College and State University

  • Part-Time Job Fair | 08/28/2024   1 p.m. - 3 p.m  | Georgia College & State University inside the Magnolia Ballroom.
  • Fall 2024 Nursing Recruitment Fair   | 09/09/2024  |  11 am - 1 pm  | Georgia College & State University inside the Magnolia Ballroom.
  • Fall Career and Graduate School Fair   |  10/2/24   |   10:30 am - 2:30 pm  |  Centennial Centre on the campus of Georgia College & State University

 

University of Georgia

  • UGA Part-Time Job & Internship Fair 2024     08/21/24  | Tate Student Center, Grand Hall - 5th floor
  • UGA Fall Career & Internship Fair 2024 | 09/23/24 | Classic Center
  • UGA Fall Engineering & Computer Science Career & Internship Fair 2024   09/24/24  | Classic Center
  • UGA Agricultural and Environmental Career and Internship Fair 2024 | 10/2/24    Tate Student Center, Grand Hall, 5th Floor


Georgia Tech

 

Georgia Southern University

  • STEM Networking Night 09/16/24  5 pm - 7:30 pm  Russell Union (Statesboro campus)    
  • Fall 2024 D-1 (technical)  09/17/24  11 am - 3 pm  RAC (Statesboro campus)    
  • Fall 2024 D-2 (technical & non technical)  09/18/24  11 am - 3 pm  RAC (Statesboro campus)

 

University of North Georgia

  • UNG Fall 2024 Gainesville Part-Time Job and Internship Fair 08/20/24  11 am - 1 pm  Gainesville campus
  • UNG Fall 2024 Dahlonega All-Majors Career Fair  09/05/24  12 pm - 3 pm
  • UNG Fall 2024 Gainesville All-Majors Career Fair  09/25/24   3 pm - 6 pm

 

Emory University

  • 24-25 Student Employment Job Fair 08/30/24  11 am - 3 pm  Atlanta, Georgia
  • Fall 2024 Career & Internship Expo  09/19/24  9 am - 2:30 pm  605 Asbury Circle, Atlanta Georgia 30322
  • Fall 2024 Post-Grad Pathways Fair  10/17/24  11 am - 2 pm  605 Asbury Circle, Atlanta Georgia 30322

 

Augusta University

  • GACE College to Career Fair  11 am - 3 pm  Atlanta, Georgia
  • Campus Student Employment Fair  08/22/24  2 pm - 4 pm  Roscoe Williams Ballroom

 

Kennesaw State University

  • 2024 Fall STEM Job, Co-op, & Internship Fair: Sept. 24-26, 2024
  • All majors Fall Job & Internship Fair |  10/15/24 - 10/16/24 |  11 am - 3 pm  Siegel Recreation and Activities Center (Kennesaw Campus)

 

University of Western Georgia

 ALETE Caeer Fair 08/01/24 |  4 pm - 6 pm |  Carrollton Campus


 Valdosta State University

 Part Time job Fair 08/21/24    10 am - 1 pm     Fall Career Fair


Albany State University

Fall Career Fair | 09/26/24 | 9 am - 4 pm | Hper-Gym, East Campus

 

Clayton State University

 

Clark Atlanta University

  • 09/20/24 |  1 pm - 6 pm |  230 Ted Turner Drive Northwest, Atlanta, Georgia 30303, United States
  • 2024 AUCC Career Fair-CAU ATTENDANCE  |  09/20/24|  1 pm - 6 pm |  230 John Portman Drive
  • 22nd Annual Atlanta University Center Health Professional School Recruitment Fair |  02/27/25 |  10 am - 4:30 pm | 223 James P Brawley Drive Southwest, Atlanta, Georgia 30314, United States

 

Spelman College

  • Nursing & Allied Health Virtual Career Fair |  08/21/24  |  11 am - 3 pm    Virtual 
  • Public Health Virtual Fair  | 09/24/24    11 am - 3 pm    Virtual     
  • Exploring Grad School Virtual Fair  09/26/24  11 am - 3 pm  Virtual  
  • Government & Nonprofit Virtual Fair  10/03/24  11 am - 3 pm  Virtual
  • Sustainability & Environmental Virtual Career Fair  10/15/24  11 am - 3 pm  Virtual    
  • Cybersecurity & Technology Virtual Career Fair  10/16/24  11 am - 3 pm  Virtual    
  • Women in Business & Technology Virtual Career Fair  10/17/24  11 am - 3 pm  Virtual    
  • Food and Agricultural Science Virtual Fair 10/22/24  11 am - 3 pm  Virtual  

If you are interested in posting your career fair please email admin@gabio.org.

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