The program supports a wide range of employers. Students from all academic departments are eligible to work with this office. Internships are typically available during the summer, fall, and spring semesters and program listings are also available on the World Wide Web. During the school year, many students choose to take a job while attending classes in order to pay bills, have additional spending money, and gain valuable skills and experience. For more information, call 855-1556 or visit the Student Employment Web site .
Limited services are available to graduate students and alumni.
The Career Resource Library houses excellent career related resources to support the four units of the Career Development Center. These resources include books describing majors and careers, current career related periodicals, directories of potential employers, listings of permanent full time jobs, and internship opportunities and much more. Consistently ranked as one of Americas most wired universities, IU is recognized as a leader and innovator in information technology. UITS also develops and maintains the data systems behind student financial and information services, registration, payroll and purchasing, the Indiana Memorial Union hotel, athletic ticketing, and traffic systems. Researchers at IU have access to some of the most sophisticated computer systems in the region.