For All Students
Whether you identify with one or many identities (e.g. historically underrepresented,
LGBTQIA, multiracial, first generation etc.), the information posted under Identity at Work and below is to inform and bring you closer to your professional aspirations. However
you choose to define success, there are numerous career service professionals in the Career and Professional Development Center who are invested in you reaching your goals. Please schedule an appointment with
any of us or directly with the individuals listed below. We look forward to working
with you!
Ned Khatrichettri, M.A.
Internship Coordinator
E-mail: ned.khatrichettri@utah.edu
Phone: 801-585-5199
Office: LNCO 2100
Megan Randall, M.A.
Career Coach
Liaison to the College of Humanities
E-mail: mrandall@sa.utah.edu
Phone: 801-587-8480
Office: SSB 350
Welcome to the University of Utah! As transfer students, you have likely completed some or all of your general education requirements. This means you require less time to complete your degree.
Internships are also available for all transfer students. This can be a great way to supplement your educational experience and make you competitive for various employment opportunities after graduation. The College of Humanities strongly encourages you to participate. Below are items that can assist you – remember, early preparation is critical to ensure success.
- Creating an internship for yourself
- Identity at work
- Just Read It
- Join Handshake – This is the data base both employers and students use to post and look for paid/unpaid internships.
- Internship Resources
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The College of Humanities is aware your unique situation warrants additional care. We are also invested in your academic, personal, professional success.
Internships are also available for you! This can be a great way to supplement your educational experience and make you competitive for various employment opportunities after graduation. The College of Humanities strongly encourages you to participate. The Dream Center is also an important resource that can facilitate your process. Please be familiar with it alongside the items below – remember, early preparation is critical to ensure success.
- Creating an internship for yourself
- Identity at work
- Just Read It
- Join Handshake – This is the data base both employers and students use to post and look for paid/unpaid internships.
- Internship Resources
Welcome to the University of Utah! As an international student in the College of Humanities, you will have a number of opportunities to supplement your educational experience and make yourself competitive for various employment opportunities after graduation. Pursuing an internship can be one great way to do this!
International students are encouraged to apply but should keep in mind that there may be additional visa requirements you MUST comply with prior to securing an internship. Please be familiar with the information posted under the “Employment” section of the International Student & Scholars webpage. You may also schedule an appointment with a Career Coach at the Career and Professional Development Center to learn more about pursuing internships or jobs in the U.S.
Below are items from the College of Humanities webpage that can also assist you – remember, early preparation is critical to ensure success.
- Identity at work
- Just Read It
- Join Handshake – This is the data base both employers and students use to post and look for paid/unpaid internships.
- Internship Resources