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Students use a combination of resources provided by UC Berkeley and their own connections and proactivity in order to obtain summer internships.

A universal truth: UC Berkeley’s career fairs can be a treasure trove of information — if you know what you’re looking for.

Regardless of what skills students are learning in school, the Career Center helps students learn the skills required to find a job.

Working as a student has financial and professional benefits. However, for international students, navigating the working world in the United States may be stressful.

Here are some UC Berkeley resources and professional tips to help navigate internship and job recruiting if you're a junior.

The Career Center and the work-study program offer resources for students seeking part-time employment, internship opportunities and mentoring programs.

Two falls. Two springs. One or two summers. That's all the time that transfer students have to get everything done as undergraduates at UC Berkeley. Is it really possible?

We at the Clog want to help ease this anxiety and give you some tips to help you deal with the summer internship struggle.