UW-Eau Claire students are connecting their academic study with practical work experiences that help them develop their skills, build a network of employer contacts and give them an edge when they enter the job market.

National statistics show that graduates who participated in internships, independent study projects, assistantships, research projects, volunteer work or part-time jobs increase their likelihood of landing a satisfying job, and they tend to earn more.

Career Services' internship office maintains a file of more than 4,000 internships, giving students in all majors opportunities to experience hands-on learning in private business, industrial and academic settings.

In addition to internship information, Career Services provides students, employers and alumni access to the latest in technology and numerous career development activities. Learn more.