Gain Experience That Matters
Classroom learning is only one part of preparing for your future career. Gaining hands-on experience can help you explore career paths and develop your professional skills while also making connections.
The Office of Career Education connects students with opportunities to put their knowledge into practice. Whether you are looking for an internship, job shadowing experience, virtual project, or part-time job, there are many ways to get started.
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Ways to Gain Experience
Explore opportunities that can help you develop skills and prepare for your career.
Gain practical experience in your field, connect with professionals, and apply what you learn in the classroom.
Learn about a career by observing professionals, asking questions, and exploring what a typical workday looks like.
Explore career paths and practice workplace skills through virtual job simulations and projects.
Explore university employment opportunities and build professional skills while attending Marshall.
Apply classroom knowledge in a professional setting through cooperative education opportunities.
Remote and Freelance Work
Discover remote positions, freelance work, and flexible opportunities to develop skills and gain experience.
Explore federal employment resources and learn where to look for government career opportunities.
International Student Employment
Review employment information and requirements for international students through Marshall’s International Student Services.
Explore this additional career and professional development resource.
Need Help Getting Started?
You do not need to figure out your next step alone. The Office of Career Education can help you explore opportunities, prepare your application materials, and decide which experiences fit your goals.
Schedule an Appointment with Career Education
Contact the Office of Career Education
1681 5th Avenue | Huntington, WV 25755
Phone: 304-696-2370
Email: career@marshall.edu