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Wellness Courses

Wellness Course UMDThe Graduate School will host a series of monthly wellness courses. Each month will feature a topic which includes two sessions. Food will be provided at each session.

If you have any questions, concerns or need any accommodations, please contact the Graduate Academic Counselor at gs-counselor@umd.edu.

Restorative Rest Series

Restorative Rest UMDThe Restorative Rest Sessions are dedicated to engaging in restorative practices to restore, relax and improve the regulation of our emotions. The sessions are typically held on Fridays.

Office of Postdoctoral Affairs Events

For upcoming events hosted by the Office of Postdoctoral Affairs, check out the Graduate School’s Events calendar. You can filter by categories such as event type and specify “postdoctoral scholars” as the intended audience.

To check out some of OPA’s past events, explore the pages in the menu on the left.

Postdoc Fellowships, Awards, and Funding

On this page, you will find information about additional sources of funding that may be available to UMD postdocs. The resources below can help you discover and write grants, provide you with financial support for attending conferences, and more.

Graduate Assistant Tuition Assistance

Graduate Assistants are, first and foremost, graduate students pursuing an education. The opportunity to work closely with faculty members and undergraduate students in teaching, research, or administrative environments is an integral part of that education. Assistantships provide graduate students with the financial resources necessary to pursue their degrees. This financial support—stipend, tuition assistance, and benefits—is part of the University’s commitment to the success of our graduate students.

Websites & Platforms by Career Interests

For jobs that are specifically looking for UMD students/postdocs,

  • Handshake - Handshake is a smart system that connects all UMD students and alumni with jobs, internships and career services.

For tenure-track, postdoc, higher education administration positions and more, 

Resume Best Practices

Resume versus CV

A resume intends to be a brief and targeted highlight of professional accomplishments. It emphasizes transferable skills and related experiences. It is used primarily for positions in industry and non-profit sectors. A hybrid document with elements from both a CV and resume is common for government positions.

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