Got Hired!

See this article about picking a career path!

Learn more about what experiential learning is here. Plan to come to the Experience Fair this Friday at the Career Services Center Plaza to learn more!

What career in government will you take? See this list of careers in government to see a few options! Find out more by coming to our Government & Non Profit Careers Networking Night!

Here are five of the organizations that will join us Friday at the Experience Fair! For more information, check out this post!

Academic Internship Program allows students to earn academic credit through academic internships. Here you can apply academic knowledge and analytical skills in a professional setting while earning credit.

Programs Abroad Office will help you begin planning your experience abroad. Here you will research potential programs options, plan your budget, and talk to advisers about your potential options.

Career Peer Educator Program provides paid internship opportunities at the state-of-the-art career services center. Work 10-15 hours per week developing transferable work-related skills and teamwork experience.

Global Ties (Teams in Engineering Service) puts multidisciplinary teams of undergraduate students to work for nonprofit organizations and their clients across San Diego. Students may receive course credit for their work.

CAPS Wellness Peer Educator Program educates students about mental health and wellness. Educators hosts a number of events across the year, and they also plan and develop workshops and interactive presentations.

To learn more about these programs, check out this post! Check back with us soon to see information about five more programs that will join us!

Don’t miss out on the final job fair of the year! Stop by the CSC to get prepped for the big day. Job fair info and prep events after the jump.

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Martina Lo

Chinese Studies Major

Earl Warren College

I got my current job as a translation editor just a week ago! I consider a very lucky find because I wouldn’t have known about it if I hadn’t joined the Tzu Chi Collegiate Association, a service organization at UCSD. I joined in freshman year and became more active each additional year. Even though it was just volunteering I felt very happy, because through volunteering at different events I met many people and eventually built up a great network that I have now. Last quarter I attended one of their intercollegiate camps in San Dimas and was given the opportunity to help translate a lecture for my peers. Afterwards, one of my alumni asked if I would be interested in a translation job and I said yes. He referred me to the direct contact person and we got in touch and I got hired a month later!