The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences encourages students to pursue internships and earn academic credit for them if appropriate. OUS oversees the internship-for-credit process and works with students to identify and pursue internship opportunities, …
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The Philadelphia Ad Club is the region’s most inclusive membership organization representing the marketing, communications and creative community. We provide education, networking, professional development and programming to support a healthy and thriving industry and to advance the business interests of …
One of the greatest challenges many students face is not choosing whether to pursue a meaningful career—but discovering which path is right for them. For many College of Liberal Arts and Sciences students at Villanova, the possibilities …
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We’re excited to share our Fall 2026 Professional Development Courses with you!
As you consider your schedule for the semester ahead, please think about adding a professional development course to complement your academic journey and help you prepare for what’s …
Fashion doesn’t thrive on creativity alone—it’s powered by a network of thinkers, strategists, and innovators working behind the scenes to turn vision into value. Villanova’s Business of Fashion Society is excited to present their annual …
When you reach the end of an interview and the employer asks if you have any questions, “No, I’m good” is the wrong answer. In 2026, employers are specifically looking for candidates who show high emotional intelligence and an interest …