Travel across the Hudson or around the world. Rethink assumptions from a new vantage point. Explore your chosen field—or an entirely different one—in a new context. Connect with other industries and cultures, and to where you want to go from here. The Center for Global Education connects our undergraduate College of Liberal arts, Caspersen School of Graduate Studies and Drew Theological School to the world. Interested in examples? See below:
Interested in more TREC information? Check out the Center for Global Education’s website or email them at globaled@drew.edu.
Conduct research to further explore the science, arts or humanities paths you are considering. Research can help you develop applied transferable skills and self-efficacy, demonstrate specialized knowledge, build a stronger résumé or CV, pursue additional academic achievements or degrees, and expand your network and experience in your fields of interest. Below are live and recorded examples of research experiences:
Leadership of an on-campus club or organization can help develop organizational, leadership, and other skills.
Looking to get involved in a student organization? Check out The Path for more details.
On-campus student employment can be a powerful part of your Launch experience, of your academic, career or service exploration, and of your preparation for life after Drew. Positions vary widely, with approximately 30 Drew departments, offices, and centers offering jobs each year in a diverse range of areas. On-campus student employment is an excellent résumé-ready experience that can develop your transferable skills and prepare you for your future.
Questions about on-campus employment? Reach out to career@drew.edu or visit the Center for Internships and Career Development.
Drew’s focus on experiential learning through the new Launch program means plenty of opportunities for real world experience. Take a Community Based Learning class and make an impact in your local community. Connect your passion for action with your academic interests at Drew. Want to learn how? Take a look at a few of the examples below:
Want to get involved? Check out the Center for Civic Engagement or email engage@drew.edu.
Internships are experiential learning opportunities that allow you to link your coursework and skills to a real-life work environment. These experiences allow you to gain resume-ready work experiences and develop your transferrable skills while helping establish your own professional network. Check out our internship presentations below:
Interested in internships? Reach out to interns@drew.edu or visit the Center for Internships and Career Development.
