Engineering, Technology & Physical Sciences

Girls Who Code is now actively recruiting for TAs & moderators for their summer programs! Check out the following roles below and apply using the links provided!

You can make appointments to meet with our Engineering & Technology advisors: Robin …

The Employer Relations team is working with employers to highlight different aspects of their organizations, from applications, to culture, to diversity, and more. We plan to showcase employers from across all career industries throughout the semester, so check back soon …

In a world where the lines between profit and purpose are increasingly blurred, B Corporations (B Corps) stand out as a model for ethical and sustainable business. For both undergraduate and graduate students, understanding the role and impact of B …

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Students (and everyone else) have a preferred way of learning.  These learning styles sometimes depicted by the VARK acronym are Visual, Auditory, Reading/writing preference, and Kinesthetic.  A couple of years ago I was trying to figure out how to …

Project Onramp offers paid summer internships in the life sciences for undergraduate students who are under-resourced and often from under-represented groups or first-generation.

Students must be Pell eligible and U.S. Citizens to apply, and the Career Center will verify Pell …

Finding the right early career program is a great way to gain hands-on experience, build networks, and bridge the gap between academic knowledge and the working world. Participating in internships, fellowships, or rotational programs can help build critical skills, form …

The article below appeared on ElectricalEngineeringSchools.org and was written blogger Marcus O’Brien. We have posted this before but feel it is worth posting again! Very quickly, Mr. O’Brien gives great advice for any engineering student (not just EE’s). Those of …