Get the Skills You Need
Gain real-world experience and earn credit for your major through our internship programs.
Career Resources
There are numerous campus resources to help you prepare for your future career and land your first job. We offer two one-unit courses to help you get started. You can also work with your advisor on how to get ready for your future career options.
Learn how design thinking can help you explore your life and career opportunities in this one-unit course. You'll develop a plan for engagement and skill-building experiences that will allow you to test your ideas for a life plan that integrates work and personal values.
Design a personal plan for searching for a job or internship. You'll gain knowledge about timelines, resources, and expectations of a successful search and reflect on how your personal skills have value in your desired career path. You should take this course when you are in an active search for a job or internship.
There are many resources available through the UA's Student Engagement and Career Development program. Services include career exploration, job search tools, resume resources, and interviewing tips.
You can also connect with employers through the UA's Handshake tool. Current students and recent graduates (within one year) already have an account. Simply sign in with your NetID and password.
Internship Resources
An internship can help you explore your career interests, gain the skills you'll need for future jobs, and build your professional network. Many SBS majors require internships, but all students should consider doing one or more internships.
Internships by Major
Our internship program offers many opportunities for you to explore careers in non-profit work, government service, education, social services, politics and the legislature, and other fields of interest.
Contact your department's internship coordinator to learn more about internships for your major and how to apply for credit. Internship credit is also available through the SBS 393 Internship course for students not eligible for internships in their major or minor.