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Set up your university workspace
Your authorized university team manages its own workspace, branding, users and permissions.
How PILLARS Works for Universities
Build, empower or expand your Career Office — with your employer relationships, campus talent and recruitment activity in one governed platform.
From your existing network to measurable opportunities
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Bring your campus talent
Import approved student and alumni CVs, organize profiles and prepare eligible talent for matching.
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Connect existing employers
Import employer contacts, check company identity to avoid duplicates and invite corporate recruiters to their existing PILLARS accounts.
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Approve each partnership
Every employer relationship is independent. The university grants or revokes access to its own students; existing private relationships remain confidential.
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Manage internships and recruitment
Coordinate internships, graduate vacancies, matching, applications, interviews and offers with the central recruitment engine and ATS.
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Track activities and results
Monitor employer engagement and recruitment progress, and measure internship and placement outcomes.
Choose how you operate
Self-Managed
Your Career Office operates its workspace using PILLARS tools.
PILLARS-Assisted
PILLARS helps with agreed onboarding, imports and configuration.
PILLARS-Managed
Delegate authorized operational tasks while your university retains approval and access control.
Go beyond your existing employer network
Explore PILLARS job opportunities across 7 countries and 20 professional domains. Help students and alumni discover relevant opportunities beyond your university’s direct employer partnerships.
Grow your network, protect your relationships
Companies use one verified corporate identity across independently approved university partnerships. Network discovery is optional: your agreements, private contacts and student access are not automatically shared.
Discuss a University PartnershipNetwork-wide features and managed services are subject to rollout, approvals, agreements, privacy permissions and service availability.