Prefer to learn through experience? Trying things out is a fantastic way to explore careers and understand yourself better. There are countless opportunities to get involved, including part-time jobs, volunteering, getting involved in research, and more. Here are some resources for getting started:
Handshake
This free tool makes it easy for UW-Madison students to sign up for career events, search for jobs and internships, and use online resources to explore careers.
Participate in Undergraduate Research:
UW-Madison is known for research! No matter your interest—be it in STEM fields, the arts and humanities, or the social sciences—there are numerous research opportunities available for undergraduates.
On-Campus Employment Opportunities
Search through part-time job openings both on campus and in the Madison community. Part-time employment can be a great way to gain valuable experience and test your interests.
Morgridge Center for Public Service
Check out volunteer opportunities through the Morgridge Center, whose goal is to bridge campus and local and global communities through service and learning.
Join a Student Organization
With nearly 1,000 student organizations, there’s a club for everyone! Student orgs provide opportunities to develop leadership skills, build a network of peers with similar interests, and gain practical experience that you can include on your resume.