2024 Life Science Career Fairs in Georgia

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)

 

Morehouse School of Medicine

Career Connections Career Fair: Nov.. 7 | 10am-2pm


University of Western Georgia

 ALETE Career 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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