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Career Services

Preparing you for work from your first year.

Planned services. DWIUST has not opened yet. These are the services planned for its first students, subject to NCHE approval of its licensure.

Our Approach

Careers Built Into Every Program

Every DWIUST program is planned to include an internship or industrial training, so you graduate with practical experience as well as a degree. Internships and fieldwork usually run from May to July.

A central Career Services office will run University-wide job fairs and resume workshops and build relationships with employers, while each school's career liaison connects students with opportunities in their own field.

Our goals

  • Internship or industrial training in 100% of programs
  • At least 10 industry partnerships within three years
  • 60–70% of graduates employed within six months
  • 80% employer satisfaction with our graduates
Career Support

What Career Services Will Offer

Career counseling

One-to-one advice on choosing a direction, planning your studies and preparing for work or further study.

Resume and cover letter workshops

Help presenting your skills and experience clearly to employers.

Job fairs

University-wide job fairs that bring employers to campus.

Job placement help

Support in finding and applying for jobs and internships.

Internships and fieldwork

Placements with local government offices, NGOs, schools and businesses, monitored and credited toward your degree.

Entrepreneurship

Startup support through the planned Innovation and Entrepreneurship Centre.

Employers and organizations

Organizations interested in offering internships or recruiting DWIUST students can contact Career Services at careers@dwiust.com.