What sort of internship and career resources does IU offer?
There are 15 Career Services Offices on campus, one for each academic school at IU. Each office has professional staff members who work with students on an individual basis to locate internships and employment opportunities. The Career Development Center (CDC) is the university’s primary resource for career-related information and assistance. The CDC offers individual career counseling; workshops; and seminars on resume writing, interviewing, and internship and job placement assistance to all students. It also houses the Career Resource Library, the most comprehensive collection of resources and tools related to career exploration on campus. IU hosts more than 10 career fairs each year, ranging from the Biology/Chemistry Career Day to the Internship Fair. Many students choose to take advantage of placement offices beyond the ones that serve their majors. Any student can, for example, use the Kelley School of Business Undergraduate Career Services Office by enrolling in a 1-credit-hour
