Resources and Support
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The UC San Diego Career Center has information on how to find that ideal job or internship. The Career Center offers:
The UC San Diego Academic Internship Program provides an opportunity for undergraduate students to earn course credit for substantive internships related to their academic and career goals.
Contact your major advisor to ask if there is a department-specific course that will give you credit for an internship.
Tritons Connect is a networking tool for students and alumni, similar to LinkedIn but open only to the UC San Diego community.
The Student Employment Office is located on the first floor of the Career Center. Meet with staff to discuss using your work-study award, working on or off-campus, using Handshake, and more.
Some Schools and Departments offer career resources for their majors. Even if you are not one of these majors, check out their online resources.
BENG Career Advising has information about careers, graduate school exploration, job postings, and professional organizations.
The BioSci Career & Professional Development program offers learning modules, Career & Professional Development Workshops, Career Path Discussion, or Career Trek at a life sciences company. Undergraduates can apply to the Co-Op Program that includes a paid one-year internship, a mentor, and a career development course for academic credit
The Department of Cognitive Science Student Professional Development offers appointments and workshops to students.
CSE offers Internship and Career Resources for students. See their website for opportunities.
For Economics majors, the Economics Industry Engagement Program is a transformative experience that acts as a bridge between academic studies and practical industry knowledge. This comprehensive program aims to empower students by providing a range of valuable resources and opportunities tailored to their professional growth.
The School of Global Policy and Strategy Career and Professional Development Center team works with students one-on-one to help them identify satisfying career options, build professional networks and develop skills through workshops, panels and career talks.
Career advising is available to both undergraduate and graduate data science students. See more on their website.
All students at the Jacobs School of Engineering have access to the Jacobs School Job & Internship Portal. They also have a Team Internship Program and Cooperative Education Program available for students. Learn more on their Career Resources website.
Philosophy offers alumni career examples and articles of interest to help answer What can I do with a Philosophy degree?
The Psychology Advising office offers a variety of programs geared toward helping students prepare for careers in and outside of Psychology, as well as advising to help you choose your courses. Check out Psychology Career Programs and Advising.
The Rady Career Management Center actively partners with students in the career management process, working individually to guide students in developing a comprehensive career strategy and setting clear career goals with an action plan for success. They offer personalized coaching and career programming.
The USP Department's Director of Industry Relations and Student Professional Development is available to help USP/RED students and recent alumni with the internship and full-time job search process and all topics related to career readiness.