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Looking to explore potential career paths or gain professional development skills through coursework? The University of Illinois offers a variety of classes designed to help you discover your interests, build your skillset, and prepare for life after graduation.
Here’s a sampling of UIUC courses that support career exploration and readiness:
- ACE 293: Off-Campus Internship
- Gain real-world experience through internships while reflecting on your professional growth and career goals.
- ACE 341: Careers and Professionalism
- Explore career opportunities in applied economics, agribusiness, policy, and related fields through guest speakers and career-focused assignments.
- CPSC 498: Crop Sciences Professional Development
- Develop essential skills for success in science-related careers, including resume writing, networking, and communication.
- EPSY 220: Career Development: Exploration, Choice, and Skills
- Learn about career development theories and apply them to your own career exploration and decision-making process.
- FSHN 230: Food Science Professional Issues
- Explore current trends, ethical considerations, and career pathways in the field of dietetics and nutrition.
- HDFS 450: Practicum in HDFS
- Engage in hands-on learning and professional experience in human services, education, or research settings.