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You'll be doing much more than classroom learning at Pace. Internships, advocacy and activism, leadership roles, trips abroad to get a global mindset—they're all part of your Pace Path. Together with your academics, these experiences prepare you to hit the ground running when you graduate. Hard work? Yes. Worth it? Just ask Pace students.

Experience in the workplace helps you build skills, confidence, connections, and a stellar resume long before you graduate. Along with your professors and mentors, your Career Services advisor will help hook you up with the right opportunities.

See how Career Services works with you.

Internships That Get Noticed

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Your advisors will make sure your Pace Path plan includes at least one internship related to your career goal. The result: You'll become that new graduate who aces the job interview because you've already been there, done that.

On-Campus Jobs

Some students prefer to get their work experience really close to home. �����Ƶ posts multiple student jobs you can interview for. Positions vary, but as a student staff member, you're an integral part of campus operations. Plus, as you hone your professional and people skills, you’ll get a birds-eye view of University operations and leadership opportunities.

Participating in mentored research can give you a head start, whether you're headed for a career or grad school. Pace's undergraduate research program pairs you with a faculty member whose project aligns with your interests or goals. Together, you conduct research—in the sciences, social sciences, or arts—and present your findings in published papers, in blogs, and possibly at conferences. The best part: You’ll be part of the solution to a problem you care about.

Summer Research

Spend ten weeks immersed in a research or artistic project. You'll collaborate closely with a faculty mentor and receive a $1,500 stipend to help fund your work over the summer.

Learn more about research opportunities

The Pace Community gives some 85,000 hours to local and global nonprofits each year. As a volunteer, you’ll contribute your time and expertise to an organization that's making a difference. In return, you’ll gain confidence, skills, insight, and maybe even networking opportunities and job leads.

The Center for Community Action and Research at Dyson College is a hub for activism. Students working with the CCAR have lobbied elected officials, attended workshops for budding civic activists, led the �����Ƶ Students Against Gun Violence, and Pace Votes initiatives, and much more.

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Got a passion? Want to be a change-maker? Interested in building connections in your field? �����Ƶ has close to a hundred student clubs and organizations that run the gamut from professional and cultural, to advocacy, media, and sports.

Clubs are a great way to connect with people who share your interests or career goals, as well as to grow interpersonal and leadership skills. That's why they're part of your Pace Path. See an unmet need? Start your own student organization—we'll guide you.

Explore clubs and organizations at Pace

Move outside your comfort zone. Get a perspective on another culture. Challenge yourself to explore independently. Gain the international communication skills you'll need to succeed in our increasingly global economy. The study abroad experience can be life-changing—and employers know it.

Pace offers several study abroad options—from one week to an entire year. Your mentors and a study abroad advisor will work with you to figure what might be a great fit for your Pace Path.