Experiential and career planning programs are available to students at all academic levels, while job search services are directed to students in the final year of their degree program. Assistance is also available to alumni. Students in the Field Experience Program work part time as volunteers in one of over 300 different organizations and agencies, primarily in the New Castle County area. Resources are available that list regional, national, and international internships, as well. Students may participate in these programs while making normal progress toward a degree or during a leave of absence from the University.
Positions relate to a wide variety of academic disciplines.
Career planning programs are available to assist students in preparing for employment. A special workshop series covers such topics as resume writing, interview preparation, and job search strategies. These and other programs are offered to students and alumni throughout the year. Special meetings are scheduled with students by academic majors to deal with topics that may concern them. The Career News is circulated regularly throughout the year to share information about these special programs and other topics of career interest with students, faculty and administrators.