Career-Engaged Learning
Experiential learning opportunities offer students real-world experience while positively impacting self-esteem and career readiness.
University Career Center
The Najim Center
Civic Engagement
Health Professions
Inst. of Law and Public Affairs
Undergraduate Research
Student Innovation & Entrepreneurship
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Career Engaged Learning (CEL) provides experiential learning opportunities while positively impacting self-esteem and career readiness.
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Upcoming Events
Student Success Shower Celebration
Are you ready to celebrate a semester filled with hard work, dedication, and success? We sure are! The end of the academic semester is just around the corner, and it’s time to come together for a well-deserved celebration. Stop by the University Career Center Drop-Ins Event for career services assistance and a celebration of YOU!
Career Lab: Job & Internship Search Strategies
Don’t know where to start in looking for a job or internship? Virtually join in a live job/internship search navigation lab-style workshop. Follow along to bookmark and save opportunities you are interested in applying for.
Career Lab: Job & Internship Search Strategies
Don’t know where to start in looking for a job or internship? Primary platforms utilized during this workshop are Handshake and LinkedIn. Some industry-specific job search boards may be utilized.
Rowdy Intern Video Series
Welcome to the Rowdy Intern Video Series! If you are looking for an internship for the first time, we recommend watching the playlists in the order they appear – Introduction to Internships, The Internship Search, How to be a Successful Intern, and Unpacking Your Experience. If you are more advanced in your search, feel free to pick the video topic of your choice.
About Us
We engage students in classroom to career exploration through creating experiential learning opportunities throughout the UTSA campus and within the community. We support these activities in developing intentional programming and services while building capacity for the transition from student to career.
