Red - expiring soon. Purple - graduate school. Blue - full time work. Green - summer internships. Orange - highly recommended.
Friday – stop by Better Together Fest, a campus wellness event centered on connection, care, and support, because your mental health matters!
March 20, 12–3:00 PM, Lower Sproul
- Find your resources: connect with campus wellness programs and student organizations
- Recharge with free food and drinks
- Play with therapy dogs
- Take photos at our 2016-inspired photobooth
- Make keychains, origami, and make cards for psychiatric patients.
Whether you’re looking to learn about resources that can support you, take a break during your day, or simply spend time in a positive community space, Better Together Fest is here for you!!
SLW is an intellectual property patent law firm with a strong client base in Silicon Valley. Many of our attorneys began their careers as engineers before transitioning into patent law.
We host a Patent Boot Camp each June to introduce students to the fundamentals of patent law and how technical backgrounds translate into legal practice. We also offer a Summer Clerk Program designed specifically for engineering students who would like a deeper dive, with hands-on exposure to the field.
These programs give students an opportunity to learn about a career where engineering, innovation, and law intersect.
Join the Alternative Breaks community and become a break leader or program director! Check out our info session slides!
Program directors manage the program and support break leaders behind the scenes.
Applications are located on our website and will be open until April 6 at 11:59 PM.
The purpose of the Defining “Ghetto” podcast is to highlight underrepresented stories on getting accepted into and navigating UC Berkeley. From first-generation students to those formerly incarcerated, refugees, student parents, low-income scholars, foster youth, orphans, and anyone whose story defies stereotypes or has been unfairly labeled “ghetto”.
Learn more and get involved at the link.
Juniors – it’s time to plan!
Sophomores – it’s not too early to start thinking about this.
Applying to Grad School Workshop
Friday, April 3 | 11 a.m. – Noon | Virtual
Come to get an overview on applying to different types of grad programs, hear what resources at Berkeley Career Engagement can support you, and have your questions answered.
- Design Assistants who will support small groups of students with ideating and creating their very own original design project
- Design Instructors who will lead the design portion of the program, teaching students how to rapid prototype and preparing them to present their projects at the Design Expo
Both are paid positions, and the deadline to apply is Sunday March 22nd! The job descriptions and applications can be found here:
- PREP: bit.ly/prepstaff2026
- T-PREP: bit.ly/tprepstaff2026
Please reach out to Britt Mazorra (brittmazorra@berkeley.edu) or Monica Marquez (monicamarquez@berkeley.edu) if you have any questions!
The Management, Entrepreneurship, & Technology (M.E.T.) Program is now accepting applications from current sophomore engineers interested in adding a business degree and joining their tight-knit cohort. If you’re looking to pair your technical expertise with entrepreneurial leadership, this is your path.
Applications are due March 31st. Please note that applicants must meet specific minimum eligibility requirements to be considered. Don’t miss your chance—apply now!
Questions? Email met@berkeley.edu.
2026 Spring Commencement Registration for the College of Engineering is open
- The deadline to register is Wednesday, April 8.
- All eligible graduates will receive an email with registration instructions. If you did not receive an email with registration instructions, first, check your spam and then email engineeringcommencement@
berkeley.edu. - More information is available on our commencement website
- Bioengineering will host a reception for graduates immediately after the ceremonies. More info to come.
The Public Service Center (PSC) has service opportunities for you to gain hands-on experience and build connections all while earning a scholarship or stipend. Come to an Info Session to learn more and decide what is right for you.
- Thursday, Mar 5, Open House – stop by any time between 2-4 p.m.
- Friday, Mar 6, 2-3 p.m. – PSC (218 Eshleman Hall)
- Friday, Apr 3, 11-Noon – Virtual (Zoom Registration)
- Alternative Breaks: serve as a director or lead one of our critical service-learning trips. Need-based scholarship available (up to $5,000).
- College Corps Fellows: serve 450 hours with a local community partner & earn $10,000 via monthly stipend & Education Award.
- Peter E. Haas Public Service Leaders: serve in a project of your choice & receive a need-based scholarship (up to $7,000).
- Public Service Internships: intern with a local non-profit organization or government office. Need-based scholarships or a stipend available.
From Day One connects undergraduate students with graduate mentors who provide guidance, community, and support in navigating higher education. 1:1 Mentoring with current graduate students at the Latinx Student Resource Center. Connect with a mentor. We welcome all students.
The Fung Fellowship is a unique opportunity for UC Berkeley juniors and seniors to work with community and industry partners and create impact-driven solutions that address real-world challenges. Applications are open for Fall 2026.
Fung Fellows utilize an experiential learning process focused on collaboration, human-centered design, interdisciplinary tactics, and emerging technology in both of our offered tracks: Sustainability + Innovation and Health + Innovation. Fill out the interest form for updates.
Information about applying:
- Learn more about the program at: fungfellows.berkeley.edu
- Sign up for our interest form: bit.ly/FFInterestFa26
- RSVP for our info sessions: bit.ly/FFInfoFa26
- Access the application: bit.ly/FFAppFa26
- Deadline to apply: Sunday, April 5 at 11:59pm PT
The 2026 Summer Translational Cardiovascular Science Institute (STCSI) at Penn State University is accepting applications. The program is a 10-week in-person program that occurs from May 26 until July 31 supported by the American Heart Association.
Deadline: March 23
learn more: https://www.bme.psu.edu/stcsi/index.aspx
Residential Tutoring Program provides free, evening drop-in tutoring to undergraduate students in chemistry, math, physics, and writing. Tutoring is available both in person and online and is open to all students, regardless of their housing status.
Program Details
- Start date: Monday, February 2, 2026
- Days: Monday through Thursday
- Time: 8:00 PM to 10:00 PM
- Locations: Unit 2 and Unit 3 Academic Centers
- Virtual option: RTP Zoom Room
- Individual Academic Coaching: Enhance your academic journey by partnering with an SLP Academic Coach.
- “It’s Your Time” Workshop Series: In these one-hour sessions, you’ll gain fresh insight into how to utilize and schedule your 168 weekly hours.
- Drop-In Learning Consultations (New!): In these focused, 30-minute one-to-one sessions, you will work with a coach to gain a fresh perspective on your learning process and leave with tools to apply immediately.
Cornell University, Chemical Engineering Master of Engineering (M.Eng.) Info Sessions
February 10, 8am ET – Register Here
March 19, 6pm ET – Register Here
April 14, 7pm ET – Register Here
Are you exploring a future in energy, data science, AI, or biotechnology? Cornell’s Master of Engineering (M.Eng.) in Chemical Engineering is a fast-paced, one-year (two-semester) degree designed to launch your career in industry. This course-based, non-research program blends advanced technical training with leadership, innovation, and entrepreneurship. Open to students from STEM backgrounds—not just chemical engineering—it prepares graduates to lead at the intersection of technology, business, and policy.
Customize your program of study with focus areas that align with emerging industry needs, including:
Data Science & Artificial Intelligence
Energy Economics and Engineering
Medical and Industrial Biotechnology
M.Eng. students also complete a collaborative capstone project with faculty or industry partners, gaining industry-relevant experience solving real-world challenges. With flexible electives, a supportive cohort model, and a strong alumni network, this program empowers you to make an impact.
Questions? Contact us at cbe-meng@cornell.edu
Visit: duffield.cornell.edu/cbe/meng/
Tuesday: 9 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Wednesday: 9 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Thursday: 9 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Friday: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Career counseling appointments with advisor Jesselle Hoque will be available every Tuesday from 1-3pm at 120 Grimes Engineering Center. Don’t wait until April! Book your time on Handshake.
For detailed information and list of participating employers, check out Handshake
- Jan 27: STEM Career Fair
- Jan 28: Business & Non-Tech Career Fair
- Feb 10-12: Biotech & Pharma Career Week
- Feb 24: Architecture & Environmental Design Career Fair
- Mar 10: Nonprofit, Environment & Public Service Career Fair
- Apr 7: Just in Time Career Fair
- Apr 8: Virtual Just in Time Career Fair
The RNA Institute Summer Bioinformatics Research Program is a fully virtual training program for undergraduate students and students of higher academic levels.
https://www.albany.edu/rna/bioinformatics-research-program
Rolling admissions through March 31
Virginia Commonwealth’s Department of Biomedical Engineering invites rising sophomores, juniors or seniors to apply to articipate in two REU programs, Mechanobiology and Magnetics. We seek students who are interested in research (prior experience not required) and welcome applicants from all STEM majors, with preference to Biomedical Engineering majors.
Students chosen for the program will spend 10 weeks over the summer at VCU conducting hands-on, innovative experimental and computational approaches in mechanobiology or magnetics research under the guidance and mentorship of a VCU faculty member. Further, students will have the opportunity to participate in STEM outreach for K-12 students or teachers in the Richmond area. Our programs are especially interested in qualified candidates who can contribute to the diversity and excellence of our community and STEM fields. Women and other historically underrepresented groups in STEM disciples are strongly encouraged to apply. Applicants must demonstrate an interest in STEM-related disciplines and curiosity about research.
Competitive stipends and on campus housing are included. Eligibility: US citizens and permanent residents
Application deadlines: Feb 10 – Mechanobiology, March 31 – Magnetics
Mechanobiology: https://etap.nsf.gov/award/7497/opportunity/11359
Magnetics: https://etap.nsf.gov/award/7855/opportunity/10727
The Educational Opportunity Program at Berkeley provides support resources for first generation, low-income, and underrepresented college students.
How to schedule an appointment with EOP:
Schedule an appointment online
EOP Satellite Advising
EOP students can meet with various advising units through this centralized sign-up process.
EOP STEM
Sign-up to join their EOP STEM community, no application needed!
Struggling right now? Find help for money shortages, housing, food shortage, healthcare, dependent care and more:
Graduating and looking for a full time job?
Be sure to join our private LinkedIn group to see jobs we share.
https://www.linkedin.com/groups/1849666
Also check out openings at Bakar Labs and QB3 startups.