Career Resources and Development

Visit the Career Design Center website for information on internship opportunities, resumes and cover letters, developing a LinkedIn profile, networking information, interviewing skills, job search tips, career fairs and more.

BullsEye is a virtual tool to connect employers with UB students for jobs, internships and networking opportunities. 

The School of Engineering and Applied Sciences Experiential Learning Programs allow our students to “engineer today” in addition to attending class. Experiential learning expands students’ technical competence and prepares them for their future careers.

Students may obtain practical experience by enrolling in CIE 496 (Civil/Env. Engineering Internship), which may be used as a technical elective if taken summer after junior year, or later. The internship must involve working on an engineering project in a practical setting (private design, consulting and/or construction company office, governmental agency office, construction site, etc.).

Students can also fulfill internships without credit depending upon arrangements made between the student and their employer. Review our Internships and Co-Ops page for more information.

The Department offers students at all stages of the program the opportunity to interact with professionals in the civil and environmental engineering industries. Visit the Job and Internship Seminar page to learn more about the series.