Experiential Learning
黑料社 Experiential Learning (EL) requirement challenges students with the opportunity of a lifetime攆or on-site, real-world, hands-on learning that will set them apart from other graduates across the nation when starting a career or pursuing graduate school.
It important to us that students do more than simply earn a degree. We want them to ignite a lifelong passion. For this reason, all traditional students complete one 婨xperiential Learning (EL) option from four defined areas:
Internship | Service | Study Abroad and Away | 婻esearch
Students customize their EL experience, choosing the company, location, or service project they feel will best prepare them for future success.
What would you choose?
At JU, we never say 榮ee ya later� or 榞ood luck� to our graduates. Instead, our high-touch, individualized programs ensure that every student is life ready, work ready, and world ready. Once a JU Dolphin, always a JU Dolphin. We know that our recent graduates and alumni are a tremendous part of the University ongoing success, and that they檒l soon return to invest in the futures of another generation of smart, creative, fearless individuals at JU.
Here are examples of how our students have put their EL requirement to work�
Internships
Learn more about Internships淚 learned that there is more to a job than just the job title. You actually learn what people do and what they do for the community. It was really exciting to know what happens in the background.�
Service
Learn more about Service淪ervice learning was a great way for me to give back as a student and made me realize the importance of community engagement as a future leader.�
Study Abroad and Away
Learn more about Study Abroad and Away淭hrough Education Abroad JU students gain a deeper understanding of other cultures and societies.�
Research
淔or the last two semesters I worked on an interdisciplinary project called the Sampling Fish� It was important to communicate thoroughly in order to work as a team and accomplish our tasks.�
Learn more about Research淭here is a lot of freedom in undergraduate research. The project gave me opportunity to hone in on a subject that interests me and was relevant to my career goals.�