Jobs, Work & Career Development resources
Explore part-time work opportunities available to ASU students, both on campus and off campus, to gain valuable work experience while balancing your studies. Check out ASU's Student Employment website for job listings through ASU and resources on how to find part-time work that aligns with your interests and schedule or ASU Career Services for even more postings.
Discover full-time work opportunities that can propel your career forward. ASU's Career Services provides resources and career advising to help you find and secure full-time positions that align with your career goals. Utilize ASU CareerLink to search for specific positions for you.
Unleash your creativity and entrepreneurial spirit with freelance opportunities. Freelance work typically refers to short-term projects or assignments completed on a contract basis and may include writing, graphic design, web development or other specialized skills. Freelancers are often self-employed and work with a variety of clients. For another way to find flexible, paid project work, explore ASU’s Student Employment Project Portal.
ASU offers a variety of on-campus student employment opportunities that allow you to gain practical work experience while contributing to the university community. Visit ASU's Student Employment website to explore job opportunities available exclusively to ASU students.
ASU empowers students to bring their entrepreneurial ideas to life with resources and support for creating a startup. The J. Orin Edson Entrepreneurship + Innovation Institute provides mentorship, funding opportunities, and workshops to help you turn your vision into a reality.
These courses can help you explore career possibilities, clarify your goals and build professional skills through practical application. Explore coursework* that connects academic learning with career development and professional practice.
Your courses include short-term projects where you work individually or as part of a group to address a challenge from an industry partner. These projects are one form of work-integrated learning and can provide valuable skill-building experiences to highlight.
Work simulations give you the opportunity to test out different jobs at a wide range of companies. Forage offers virtual job simulations you can do on your own.
Competitions can be an exciting and challenging way to apply your skills, knowledge, and creativity. ASU offers a range of competitions for students, including business plan competitions, hackathons, design challenges, and more. Participating in a competition can help you gain valuable experience and network with professionals in your field. Keep checking ASU events to look for upcoming competitions.
Case Study
This program helped me explore a possible career path and helped me develop a better understanding of what HR does. I have learned the functions of the Human Resources Department and how their operations impact their employees and the organization as a whole. Overall, the internship has shown me all sides of the HR process and has helped me conclude that I want to work in Human Resources as a career after graduation.
Karina Sumner
Business Communication
Jobs, Work & Career Development
CRD 472
Interprofessional Education and Complex Health
Complex health community-based experiential learning with immersive 'real-world' learning opportunities. Students dedicate hours at pre-approved placement sites serving a community; apply new (and advance prior) complex health knowledge and skills; benefit from an expanded scope of supervised practice experience while providing targeted complex health interventions that address health and health care disparity needs, improve care quality, and reduce care costs for individuals, families, communities, and/or populations with complex health needs. Students practice values and ethics, communication, roles and responsibilities, teams and teamwork, and leadership competencies essential for interprofessional collaborative practice and team-based care. Online and in-person collaborative learning includes: seminars, course readings, discussions, and reflection assignments to facilitate critical thinking and a deeper understanding of the delivery of complex health interprofessional team-based care in the community.
Work+Life Design Certificate Credit
IAS 300: Career Strategies and Personal Resilience
Analysis of sociological and economic factors of 21st-century work environments, integrated with a psychological understanding of resilience.
Work+Life Design Certificate Credit
POS 304 Professional Career Development
Broadens students' understanding of career opportunities and prepares them to pursue employment in diverse fields. Students develop effective resumes and cover letters, build networking skills, apply for scholarships and internships and prepare for postgraduate opportunities. Students also practice interviews by phone, face-to-face and via Zoom. The instructor and guest speakers expose students to a wide range of current and emerging careers in governmental and nongovernmental organizations, diplomacy, intelligence, education, American politics, finance and law. Provides an essential pathway that connects coursework, experiential opportunities and future careers.
Work+Life Design Certificate Credit