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GAIN INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE Nearly 80% of our graduates have an internship or co-op industry experience. Our outstanding relationships with companies in the Twin Cities create abundant opportunities for you to gain real-world experience. There are also options for internships in other countries! These four information resources will help you find the best internship or co-op for you: • Your engineering adviser • Engineering co-op program coordinator, Dr. Genevieve Gagnon, g.gagnon@stthomas.edu • The Career Services job website, which lists internships and full-time job opportunities stthomas.edu/careerdevelopment • Attending presentations to gain important insights when companies visit campus Every fall, the tables are turned on a normal career fair. St. Thomas engineering students interested in full-time employment and internships represent themselves with a poster board and stand by as prospective employers, many of whom are engineering alumni, walk and talk with students about their particular interests and talents. See a video of Meet the Engineers: stthomas.edu/engineering/mte. To learn more, talk to your adviser or contact Amy Larsen, amy.larsen@stthomas.edu. eet the Engineers Career Fair

aculty-Student Research Many engineering students conduct research with professors – and their work can be groundbreaking. Recently, three mechanical engineering students and their professor created a magnetic device that can capture energy from a beating heart to power a device such as a pacemaker.

St. Thomas offered a ton of scholarships, a lot of opportunities, research and a chance to land a good job in the cities. - Tyler Dennis, ‘25 biomedical engineering minor

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