Jobs

Jobs! We have it all and you can access thousands of them through your UMBCworks online recruiting account. From on-campus, to part-time, to internships all the way to entry-level and experienced - there is no lack of opportunity for you. We have also added some industry specific job sites for your convenience.

Jobs & Getting Experience

Internships & Co-ops

Internships and co-ops are an excellent avenue to explore careers, draw the connection between academic coursework and the workplace, as well as build your resume. Learn more.

On-Campus Jobs

There are numerous opportunities to work on campus. During the first week of classes in the Fall, the Campus Jobs Fair is held. Most on-campus jobs are posted on UMBCworks.

Additional On-Campus opportunities can be found on department's websites such as:

Resident Advisor (RA) and other Residential Life positions
Student Government Association

Undergraduate Research Opportunities

Many opportunities are available for student research in faculty labs in the science departments at UMBC. This research can be for credit (e.g., BIOL 499; CHEM 499, etc) or on a volunteer basis and many have monetary benefits. Go to www.umbc.edu/UGResearchOps for detail.

Student Temporary Workforce

Interested in working for various departments with a flexible schedule? Contact Career Services Center to apply.

Leadership

Visit the Office of Student Life website for information on the SGA, SEB and other student organizations to get involved and/or gain leadership experience.

Volunteer

Learn about various community service programs through The Shriver Center or the Office of Student Life.

Part-time, Temporary & Seasonal Jobs

Hundreds of part-time jobs are advertised on UMBCworks to help with college costs and to build your resume. Also check out the annual Summer & Part-Time Internship/Job Fair, usually held in February.

Full-time Jobs

Full-time entry level and experienced level jobs are advertised every day through your UMBCworks account.

Job Fairs

Connect with employers looking to recruit UMBC students/alumni at any of the following annual UMBC sponsored fairs. For fair dates check our Events Calendar. Also read our job fair etiquette page.

Campus Jobs Fair
Career Fair
Summer & Part-Time Job/Internship Fair
Diversity Career Event
MCC Maryland College Job Fair
High Tech Job Fair

Employer Info Sessions/Corporate Visibility Days

Make contact and obtain firsthand information from employers related to their functions, goals and hiring opportunities. See who's coming:

On-Campus Interviews

Log into UMBCworks for a list of companies coming to campus. Attend company information sessions prior to a interviews. They are an excellent way to hear about the organization from professionals who work there. These sessions are a great resource to help you with your interview. If you have been selected to interview with the organization for full-time positions, you are required to attend these sessions.

Job Search Websites

There is more than just Monster and CareerBuilder out there. Come check out our list of job search websites. Read on . . .

Job Search Tips & Techniques

Individual Appointments
Make an appointment with a career specialist at the Career Services Center (CSC) to develop your personalized job search plan. Stop by MP212 or call us at 410-455-2216.

Additional Resources
Effective Job Search Strategies - p.23-24 of the Career Development Guide
Job Search Online Workshop
Knock 'em Dead
Relocation Resources
Cost of Living Comparisons -- City Report
Directory of Company Career Centers
Email Etiquette
Job Resources for International Students
Americans Working/Studying Abroad
Maryland One Stop Career Centers

Researching Industries/Employers

Throughout your academic career you have been doing research. It doesn't stop with academics. You must do your research on industries and employers. Employers consistently emphasize that candidates must do their research on their organization and the jobs for which you are applying. Read on . . .

Professional References

See the Requesting Professional References and Letters of Recommendation portion of the Career Development Guide (p. 16).

Networking

See our Networking page.

What Can I Do With My Major

Take a look at some sample careers within various industries where you could utilize a degree from UMBC. Click here.