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Career Planning, Internship,
and Job Search Courses


EDCP 108C: Career Clarification—Choosing A Major - 1 credit
Course is conducted by University of Maryland Counseling Center staff
Designed to help students decide upon an academic major or confirm a choice already made.
Class Outcomes
By fully participating in the class, you will:
  • understand how individual interests, values, and abilities relate to choosing a major
  • identify at least two majors consistent with your interests, values, and abilities
  • develop a support system for major/career decisions
  • learn effective career decision-making
  • have declared a major and/or developed a "Next Steps Career Plan"
Syllabus [pdf]      Course sections in Testudo
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EDCP 108I: Academic Transition into Internships - 1 credit
Class Outcomes
As an active participant, you will be able to:
  • apply academic theories to the world of work
  • analyze interest, skills, and examine academic and career goals
  • learn about the unique and important roles of mentors and networking in the workplace
  • increase awareness regarding the integration of internship experiences and how these experiences influence the student's life
  • learn key competencies and skills required for entry-level jobs
Course information and sections in Testudo


UNIV 099: Internship Seminar - 0 credit
Course Description
Designed to complement a supervised work experience related to students' field of study and is open to all majors.
Benefits of the course will include:
  • the ability to combine academic and "real world" work experiences
  • the opportunity to learn more about a specific professional field, develop professional work skills, and enhance marketability to future employers
  • Seminars will address resume writing, networking, and portfolio development.
More information including prerequisites, grading, course requirements, and syllabus
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EDCP 108J: Job Search Strategies - 1 credit
Course Objectives
Provides students with the opportunity to:
  • understand and apply various aspects of the job search process including correspondence, networking, researching organizations, interviewing, follow-up, etc.
  • learn and understand work skills and behaviors necessary to be successful in the work world
  • increase awareness of employer needs and expectations
  • foster awareness of issues of diversity in the workplace
  • prepare for the transition from college to the world of work
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