McGill ranks among the top universities worldwide for graduate employability (Times Higher Education, 2025). Around the world, employers recognize the value and ingenuity of students with a McGill education. No matter where your dreams lead you, a McGill degree will open doors.
Colleen Chang, BA’23, is the Chief Product Officer at AI-powered Tuuli, a startup she launched while completing her undergraduate degree.
Hassan Elrakhawy, B.Comm’24, is co-founder of Leedana, a company that grows vegetables sustainably in desert conditions.
Mark McGriskin, B.Eng’19, made the most of his summer engineering internships, gaining valuable skills and important industry connections.
Dominic Labelle, Ag.En.Sc.’19, is the chef-owner of Parcelles, a Montreal culinary staple that delivers fresh produce to restaurants around the city.
Elisabeth St-Gelais, BMus’21, MMus’23, is an acclaimed Innu soprano who has won numerous prestigious awards around the world.
Amélia Souffrant, BCL/JD’23, is a Quebec clerk recognized for her community involvement, including the Lieutenant-Governor of Quebec’s Youth Medal.
We’re big believers that the best way to learn is through hands-on experience. You can build real-world skills and valuable connections through internships, study abroad opportunities and research programs.
If there's one thing that makes a McGillian, it's the desire to give back — through our research, in our communities, and to our fellow grads. Wherever you are in the world, you can find mentorship, networking opportunities and valuable relationships through your alumni community.
As a McGill student, you’ll have access to valuable career-planning services throughout your degree, and up to a year after you graduate.
Your co-curricular record is a great opportunity to showcase your volunteer and student engagement experience to employers and grad recruiters.