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ENGINEERING CAREER RESOURCES & EMPLOYER RELATIONS
The Engineering Career Resources & Employer Relations office serves as a comprehensive career development resource for all Penn State engineering students, providing general guidance in technical career exploration and decision-making and personalized assistance with résumé and cover letter writing, interviewing, offer assessment, and networking. The office also supports the Engineering Co-op & Internship Program, which connects students with cooperative education, professional internship, and research opportunities in industry and academia through an online job posting system, career fairs, and other recruiting events. For complete information, go to Engineering Career Resources & Employer Relations.
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STUDY OR WORK ABROAD
Once-in-a-lifetime opportunities and unique cultural and educational experiences are available
to students through our international study and work abroad programs. For complete information, go to Global Engineering
Education.
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BERNARD M. GORDON LEARNING FACTORY
The Bernard M. Gordon Learning Factory is a hands-on laboratory that supports courses
in six engineering departments. The Learning Factory provides modern design, prototyping, and manufacturing
facilities, including machining (CNC and manual), rapid prototyping, welding, metrology, and CAD/CAM. Training
classes are offered in shop safety, machining, and welding. Any engineering student can use the Learning Factory
on a walk-in basis for a course-related activity. For more information, go to Bernard M. Gordon Learning Factory.
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CENTER FOR ENGINEERING DESIGN & ENTREPRENEURSHIP
The Center for Engineering Design & Entrepreneurship (CEDE) is a walk-in facility that
features flexible meeting and wireless classrooms, design studios, a fabrication and assembly shop, and
a testing laboratory. For more information, go to Center for Engineering Design & Entrepreneurship.
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RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES FOR UNDERGRADUATES
Students who want to experience research as an undergraduate may arrange research
projects independently with individual faculty members or through their classes. For more information, go to
Research
Opportunities for Undergraduates.
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