Technology, information, and engineering jobs are in great demand. Our students get them.
But stellar hiring rates are just the start. Our undergraduate programs, graduate programs, and career services prepare you for anything your career will hold—from succeeding in your first job to shaping the future of your field.
Undergraduates, master’s students, Ph.D. students, and even alumni can use our services.
You have access to Handshake and all of our career services if you are earning a major/degree, minor, or certificate in Luddy or if you have completed at least 6 credit hours of Luddy classes. Undergraduates who don’t meet these criteria can contact Luddy Career Services at luddycareers@iu.edu to evaluate their goals and start their career planning.
Choosing a career path and starting that career can feel daunting. Don’t worry—the Career Services office is here to help.
Come see us early and often, and use Handshake to get essential career info and access many of our services, including applying for jobs and internships.
Our expert coaches will guide you one-on-one through every step of your career process, from polishing your resume to navigating job offers and salary negotiations.
Learn to search for jobs and manage your career like a pro in Y395 Career Development, an eight-week, 1 credit hour course. Each undergrad major has its own version of Y395. Luddy also offers several capstone and internship courses.
Held each September and January, the Luddy Career Fair brings more than 100 employers to campus. We also host a variety of career workshops and employer events.
View our career fairs
Handshake lists a wide range of positions you can apply for, from part-time work you can do now to full-time positions. Other ways to get work and career experience include Laurie Burns McRobbie Serve IT Clinic, research opportunities, on-campus jobs (see Jobs at IU), volunteering, and the Bloomington Technology Partnership.
Our No. 1 tip for career success: Start early. The sooner you start working with us, the more opportunities you will have.
98%of bachelor’s degree graduates were employed or in graduate school
242organizations hired our students for full-time employment or internships
1,086interviews were conducted on campus
I am a huge advocate for reaching out to Career Services. I can say without a doubt that the people who work there were my biggest support system.
Stephy Mathew, MS’17, user experience researcher at LinkedIn
