This community is geared towards anyone interested in working in engineering, science and/or technology. There are a lot of career paths one can pursue in these industries. From Civil Engineering to Engineering Entrepreneurship to Biology, there’s much to explore around this page!
STEM Industry Resources and Networking Tips
Building professional relationships through networking with employers, alumni, peers, faculty, and staff is an important part of any career journey. Leverage the power of the Villanova community by learning how to network, then connect with alumni on LinkedIn and the Nova Network (check out the Villanova Engineers group, the Villanovans in Chemistry group, or the Villanovans for Sustainability group!). You can also utilize CareerShift to find contacts at millions of companies and expand your realm of connections. Plus, check out the Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology and the Sustainability 101 resources to gain more information on the industry, recruiting timelines, employer partners at Villanova, and more. Preparing for a technical interview at your top tech company? Check out our Technical Interview Preparation Guide for tips and tricks, practice questions, and company-specific resources!
Villanova Recruiting Events for Engineering, Science, & Technology
Mark your calendar and be on the lookout for various employer events throughout the year, including but not limited to:
Interested in tech? Entrepreneurship? Innovation? This immersion trip is for you!
The Villanova in the Valley program provides students from across Villanova’s campus the opportunity to engage with the innovative and entrepreneurial ecosystem of Silicon Valley.
Over a six-day period, …
Read on to learn more about the different professional student societies within engineering. Be sure to join a relevant society to learn from peers, keep current in your industry area, network with employers, attend conferences, and more!
American Society of …
Biology is the study of living things. Given the sheer number of living organisms on the planet, there are a lot of jobs for biology majors across a plethora of sectors. Some biology majors become researchers and run labs, while …
