Handshake is an online interactive database where you can find employer events, internships, on-campus jobs, and explore full and part-time employment opportunities. Research careers, connect with fellow students, alums, and recruiters looking to hire our UToledo Rockets!
Handshake FAQ's Log-in to Handshake
ACTIVATE YOUR ACCOUNT
INCOMING FRESHMEN
Incoming first-year students will receive a Handshake account 24 hours after registering for classes. At that time, you can follow the directions indicated below.
CURRENT STUDENTS
Once you register for classes, you will receive a Handshake account. If you have never logged into Handshake, please follow the steps below to complete your profile.
- Log into your MyUT portal here.
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Locate “University Career Services” in your student tab and select “Handshake.”
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Click the blue login button.
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Complete your profile to personalize your job feed.
Step-by-step Guide: Handshake Account Set Up
AlumS
As a graduate of the University of Toledo, you can still access Handshake to schedule appointments, apply for jobs, join events, and network with employers. If you are interested in a Handshake account, please complete the Handshake Account Request Form below.
Resources
EMPLOYERS
For more information about using Handshake and other resources, click here.
HANDSHAKE HELP
THE APP
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Having trouble?
If you have any trouble activating your account, please contact our office at careerservices@utoledo.edu or 419.530.4341.
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