Career Resources
Career Resources & Experiential Learning in AADS include student worker positions, research opportunities, study abroad programs, and digital training. Explore the options below to discover how you can gain valuable skills and hands-on experience through AADS.
Student Worker Opportunities
Students involved with AADS can find opportunities to expand their skills and experience in fields such as communications, outreach, business administration, and museums. Contact us below to learn about available positions in the student worker program and how you can get involved.
Become a Student Worker
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Domestic and Study Abroad Courses
Classrooms are powerful sites for social change. Courses like our domestic study program "The Global City" and Dr. Byrd’s Curatorial Thought, which includes a visit to the Venice Biennale, provide students with hands-on experience and travel opportunities all while earning academic credit. Visit our course catalog and see what experiential courses AADS currently offers.
View Study Abroad Opportunities
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Research for Your Future
Students interested in careers in education, law, politics, and health will find that AADS will readily accommodate their future career and academic plans. Through courses and research opportunities offered by our Institute for Policy and Research, students gain valuable skills and credentials in quantitative research and analysis.
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Liberal Arts Career Services
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Career Exploration and Preparation Resources
Career Pathways and Industries
Coursera
LinkedIn Learning
Professional Development Courses
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Undergraduate Career Readiness
Undergraduate Career Readiness Plan
Career Fairs
Career Events
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