To research various UI majors, minors and certificates, visit Find Your Program. 

The Occupational Outlook Handbook and O*Net contain information on duties, education and training, pay and job outlook. 

Want to put your interests to good use? Join with other students who share them. Discover student organizations which relate to law and public service at the Center for Student Involvement and Leadership. You can browse the database by letter or search by keyword or name for locating student organizations.

Some examples of organizations that may be of interest are:

If you don’t want to join a club or don’t have the time, you can find and activities events related to your interests via After Class.

Check out student employment, internships & post-graduation full-time jobs in Handshake.  Employers targeting University of Iowa students & alumni use this recruiting system to connect with you!

Finding opportunities to launch your career is a skill of its own.  We also have tips for the search process for volunteering, internships, and jobs on other parts of our site and encourage you to make a career advising appointment. 

Professional organizations are a great way to explore, prepare, experience, and achieve your career interests and goals!

• Explore - Learn what people in the industry do, talk about, and take action on
• Prepare - Learn about job titles, companies, and organizational/thought leaders
• Experience - Check out resources, including specialized job boards and LinkedIn groups to locate mentors and job shadowing/informational interview opportunities
• Achieve - Polish your professional image by taking an active part in your industry’s association. Reach your goals through networking and the professional development opportunities your association provides.

Plus, professional associations often offer discounted memberships to students!