Students earning degrees in one of the 30+ majors in Â鶹¾«Æ·’s Polytechnic college gain unmatched hands-on, practical knowledge and real-world experience. Our graduates are tech-savvy problem solvers with the ability to think critically and work collaboratively in technology-driven careers.
Startup Career Fair is Purdue’s first career fair that focuses solely on introducing students to some of the fastest growing startups in the region. We are bringing out 25+ companies in a wide variety of industries with more than a 100+ opportunities available for students. The career fair will take place Thursday, February 28, 2019 from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. at The Anvil (Purdue’s student run co-working space).
The Department of Computer and Information Technology (CIT) will host its inaugural CIT Career Fair on September 13, 2018. The CIT Career Fair will be especially for companies who need employees specializing in information technology, network engineering technology, systems analysis and design, and cybersecurity.
The School of Construction Management Technology’s fall career fair, held September 28 at the France A. Córdova Recreational Sports Center, provided nearly 800 students opportunities to meet representatives from 184 companies.
Â鶹¾«Æ·Anderson has unveiled plans for an open house and career fair for the Madison County and surrounding areas from noon to 6:00 p.m. on Wednesday, June 21, 2017. The “Shift Your Career” fair is intended to “shift your perspective, your career and your life.”
The School of Aviation and Transportation Career Fair was a success!
In an effort to help prepare new BCM students for their first BCM Career Fair, Daphene Koch, associate professor of building construction management, and Dawn Lamb, student and industry outreach specialist, partnered to host a Mock Career Fair.
They conducted the event as part of the BCM 10001 (Introduction to Construction). More than half of the class is first-year students. Another 25 percent are students pursuing a BCM minor to complement their majors in interior design, computer graphics technology or mechanical engineering technology.
Thank you to the 114 companies that attended the Fall 2013 Building Construction Management Career Fair Sept. 27 in Mackey Arena. Over 500 students had the opportunity to interact with nearly 350 recruiters from the construction industry.
You can view the Fall Career Fair guide here.
It’s eight months before summer internship season, and Derrek Staley already has at least four offers. He’s not alone.
The recent Building Construction Management Career Fair — one of two during the academic year — is where most BCM students make their connections for internships and jobs after graduation.
The Department of Building Construction Management held its fall career fair Sept. 28. It attracted more than 100 companies, nearly 20 percent more than the Spring 2012 fair.
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