Engineering Career Resources

Immerse yourself in your career from the first year to the final semester

Employers like to see application of communication, leadership, and engineering skills. There are different approaches to develop these.  

Step #2

Complete the Resume Review and/or Behavior-based Interviewing Workshops

Step #3

Schedule your resume review or mock interview in Handshake

Internships and Opportunities

Check out some of our opportunities and learn how you can get involved!
A Co-op is an extended work experience where students work in industry.
We have many engineering-specific student organizations, many of which work on engineering projects.

Personal Projects

Employers often share that they like to see personal projects on students’ resumes. $3,000 was given to 6 students to complete projects this summer.

Research

There are many Engineering labs at CSU. The SURE program helps match undergrads with research opportunities.

Job Shadow

Have a connection in an industry you’re curious about? Spending some time with engineers in industry can be impactful for career decision making.

Coursework

Many of our undergraduate engineering courses task students with real world engineering problems. These valuable experiences are perfect to share on a resume.

Study Abroad

Engineering students at CSU have many opportunities to participate in international experiences, whether that’s short-term or a semester.

Cooperative Education Program

Our cooperative education program allows participants to further explore their chosen engineering discipline, build a powerful resume, develop a network of professional contacts, and help support their academic expenses through real-world experiences. 

What is a Co-op? 

A Co-op is an extended work experience where students take time away from coursework to work full-time in industry.  

If the experience meets departmental requirements, the student can gain 1 technical elective credit per semester worked. If you hope to complete a Co-op for credit, be sure to meet with your academic advisor.