In addition to UMD's Careers4Engineers and Careers4Terps databases, expand your search by looking at some of these websites that can help you find internships, co-ops, or full-time positions. Some sites have actual job listings while others offer general information to help you conduct a more effective job search.
Please note that our Campus Jobs page provides tips and links for finding part-time hourly work on campus. You should refrain from simply visiting offices to ask for a job.
General Engineering & Technical Disciplines
Aerospace Engineering
Bioengineering/Biotechnology
Chemical Engineering
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Computer and Electrical Engineering
Fire Protection Engineering
Materials Science and Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Sustainability
Telecommunications
General Diversity & Inclusion
LGBTQ Students
Students with Disabilities
Veterans
Women
International Job Search
The Clark School Office of International & Leadership Programs website includes a search for credit-bearing study abroad opportunities that include internships, research or volunteer components.
If you plan to participate in an internship, research or volunteer program abroad that is not administered or sponsored by the University of Maryland, please review the Health and Safety Information from the Office of International Affairs.
In the U.S., technical internships and co-op positions in industry are often paid, but outside the U.S., engineering students generally are not paid to work as interns. If you are not a citizen of your intended host country, you will also need to consider the cost and feasibility of obtaining a work permit. Program providers that help students find internships abroad usually charge significant fees for internship placement, assistance with housing and visa applications, and on-site assistance. It is worth applying for scholarships and fellowships. Start looking at opportunities 1-2 years before you want to pursue the study or research opportunity.