Professional Experience and Employment
Whether you choose to participate in undergraduate research, a student project team, the cooperative education program or internships in industry, experiencing engineering in a hands-on environment will enhance your experience, expand your résumé, and help you identify areas of interest to fine-tune your curriculum.
Experience
There are many options when it comes to getting industry experience. You could conduct research, complete an internship or join the cooperative education program, to name a few.
To discuss which experience is the right fit for you, visit the Career Resources for Undergraduates.
Employment
Take advantage of the larger Ivy League network at your fingertips!
Cornell University Career Services — This office, part of the Division of Student and Campus Life, offers ongoing career-development activities that inspire students to gain confidence and establish a foundation upon which to build their careers over a lifetime.
Engineering Career Center — This office’s resources are available to students within the College of Engineering—its staff specializes in helping technical students enter the workforce. They assist students in exploring careers; searching for internships, co-ops and full-time jobs; preparing for interviews; and evaluating and negotiating job offers.
Engineering Career Conversations — A podcast of authentic conversations with alums who are making a difference in their careers.