The Career Services Center offers hands-on experience, career planning, and job search and identification programs. You can take advantage of experiential programs and career planning services at any time, regardless of your academic level. Placement services will offer you resources and help in finding a job in the final year of your degree program. If you choose to take part in the Field Experience program, for example, you will work part-time as a volunteer in one of more than 300 different community organizations and agencies, primarily in the New Castle County area. You may participate in these programs while continuing normal progress toward a degree or during a leave of absence from the University.
Positions are available in a wide variety of academic disciplines.
What's Happening on the CSC web site to find out about upcoming career events and programs for students of all majors. Professional staff members are available for individual appointments to discuss your career-related concerns. A special workshop series offers information on resume writing, interview preparation and job search strategies. These and many other programs and career fairs take place throughout the year. The Career Resource Center , a comprehensive library of career-related information, contains materials you can use on an informal basis.