Geography
GIS/remote sensing, urban or regional planning, research, teaching, parks, journalism, landscape architecture, policy, cartography, emergency management, government, NGOs.
Thanks to the knowledge they gain in and outside of the classroom, undergraduate students in the School of Geography graduate with a full range of skills, knowledge and experience. To identify internship, research, and career opportunities, our students have access to multiple resources and a wide network of Clark alumni. They also have close relationships with faculty, who assist them to figuring out career tracks. On-campus funding for internships and research opportunities also is available.
On-Campus Resources
Undergraduate students have multiple opportunities at Clark to connect with employers for internships and careers:
- School of Geography’s Canvas page: Lists jobs, internships and other opportunities available for undergraduate students and recent graduates. If you are a current student in one of our programs, you should have access to this page; log into Clark Canvas and viewing “Published Courses.” If you are unable to access this page, or you are a prospective student seeking information, contact the Administrator of Degree Programs.
- Clark’s Handshake Job Portal: One-stop shopping for jobs and internships posted by local, national, and even international employers.
- ClarkCONNECT: Events and portal linking students with Clark alumni for internships and career insights.
- LEEP Center’s Career Development Center: Advisers can help you choose from a range of opportunities that complement your coursework and put your knowledge into practice.
