Programs & Resources

This informational interview email course gives you easy, actionable steps to prepare for and complete an information interview to make a meaningful connection with someone who has experience in a field you're interested in. 

Develop leadership knowledge and skills by combining academic and extracurricular activities. Who you meet and what you learn will serve you well throughout college and beyond.

Build the Skill (BTS) is a non-credit micro-credential program for students like you to develop in-demand transferable skills that present real value to employers and graduate schools.

Upload your application materials and get them reviewed. This includes resumes, cover letters, and online profiles. Available to current Arizona students and alumni within 1 year of graduation.

Are you wondering (and worrying) about what you should do with your life, and by extension, your career?

This 7-week course will teach you everything you need to know about searching for a job/internship while helping you create a job/internship search plan to make it happen.

Advance your skills beyond entry-level through hands-on experiences solving a real problem in the community. Then add them to your resume.

This is your opportunity to get skills training, project-based experience, and interaction with employer and expert networks. Gain skills and experience to add to your resume and stand out from other applicants. 

Handshake is the University of Arizona’s job board and career development platform. Discover and apply for on-campus jobs, part-time jobs, internships, and full-time work. Find all the career-related, resume-building events on campus.

Job Search Jumpstart is a two-week email-based career coaching program built to help you check off four key action steps on your job search to-do list: resume, cover letter, online profiles and interviewing.

This endorsement tells future employers and graduate schools that Arizona can verify that you have the leadership skills, knowledge, and values that make you a candidate who will rise to the challenge.

LifeLab is designed to support any student — from first-year undergraduates to graduate students — to identify values, skills, receive feedback and suggestions to improve your resume, or begin the search process for internships, grad school, or full-time jobs.

Have the confidence to pursue internships! Eligible students can apply for a $2500 scholarship so you can get the experience you need while having the financial support you need.