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Access your school’s career services department to find opportunities for work and hands-on experience.

Alumni career services

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Connect with the Office of Student Employment to find meaningful part-time jobs where you can gain work experience while helping pay for school.

Develop your skills with hand-on experience in the fine arts.

Make the move from the classroom to the boardroom with Kelley Indianapolis Career Services.

Open wide and take a look at career growth opportunities for dentistry.

Find career experience opportunities in and out of the classroom with the School of Education.

The Center for Transfer and Adult Students will help you with advice from a career consultant.

Find opportunities in nutrition, rehabilitation, exercise science, and more through the School of Human Health and Sciences (SHHS).

The Luddy School of Informatics and Computing connects students with career experience in innovative computing and IT positions.

The McKinney School of Law’s Office of Professional Development helps students and alumni progress in legal professions.

Liberal Arts Career Services prepares students for a wide range of professions through internships and job search assistance.

As the nation’s largest medical school, the IU School of Medicine provides opportunities for tomorrow’s doctors and healthcare researchers.

Career services in the school of nursing helps students build their network and explore new career opportunities.

Prepare for your career with leadership development in the nonprofit field.

Find career experience opportunities in and out of the classroom with the School of Education.

The Richard M. Fairbanks School of Public Health has staff ready to connect you with career development and internship opportunities.

Gain experience in your community and build your resume through the School of Social Work.

University College Career Development helps you select a major with help from a career consultant.