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Career Development Center (CDC) is an academic foundation established in 2015 at the University of Zakho
Career Development Center UOZ
by Salihah Othman
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Career Development Center (CDC) is an academic foundation established in 2015 at the University of Zakho. It is directly related to the Vice President’s Office for Students Affairs. The center provides activities and supports to prepare graduate and undergraduate students, and alumni for lifelong professional success. It helps students and alumni transition from academic life to the workforce and maintains ongoing career success by providing training and coaching to develop competencies and skills not always found in academic coursework.
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Career Development Center (CDC) is an academic foundation established in 2015 at the University of Zakho. It is directly related to the Vice President’s Office for Students Affairs. The center provides activities and supports to prepare graduate and undergraduate students, and alumni for lifelong professional success. It helps students and alumni transition from academic life to the workforce and maintains ongoing career success by providing training and coaching to develop competencies and skills not always found in academic coursework.
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