• career advising
• career courses
• finding jobs and internships
• career resource library
• career events
• externships

• learn about yourself
• explore majors/careers
• get experience
• prepare for the job search
• prepare for grad school

• post a job or internship
• recruit on campus
• hire IU students
• attend a career fair
• hoosier externship program

• career development & your student
• create awareness
• partner with us
• refer your student
• trends & data

• help my student
• get involved
• get more information

• director's welcome
• about the center
• our staff
• getting to our office
• facts and figures

Courses

The Career Development Center offers a variety of courses geared toward the career development process, professional development, and receiving credit for internships. Our current course offerings include:

• Q294 (Basic Career Development) is designed for first- and second-year students who are choosing a major or exploring career fields.
• Q275 (Professional Portfolio Development) teaches students how to create a professional portfolio and market their skills.
• Q299 (Job & Internship Search Strategies for Liberal Arts Students) covers the fundamentals of the job search, including resumes, cover letters, and interviews.
• Q377 (The Art of Meaningful Work)  challenges students holistically (intellectually, emotionally, morally, and spiritually) in their quest to explore their deepest life purpose as related to careers and work.
• Q398 (Internship: Theory into Practice) allows students to receive credit for academic work related to their internship.
• W499 does not provide credit but allows students to retain full-time student status through the Registrar while completing an internship or work-experience.