Are you passionate about solving individual, group, or societal problems through advocacy, policy work, or public service? Do you enjoy learning about and discussing complex issues affecting our world? Members of this community have a wide range of interests that include addressing societal issues, creating policy, and serving in government roles.
Explore roles at all levels of government, law enforcement, international development, intelligence and security, humanitarianism and diplomacy, and across the legal system.
Did you know there is an office on campus dedicated to helping you make an informed decision about your academic major? The Center for Major & Career Exploration can help you choose a major that fits your passions. Then, you can visit the Career Center to figure out how to build a career from that major!
The Job Search Guide is your one-stop guide for the job search. From résumé templates and tips, interviewing tricks, business etiquette, and more, this guide has everything you need to know about preparing for the job search, making the most of your experience, and accepting that dream job!
Is your future career plan SuperStrong? The SuperStrong® assessment is derived from the Strong Interest Inventory® assessment, one of the most widely used career tools in the world. The SuperStrong helps students identify their interests and extends their understanding of how interests can support academic and career success with up-to-date data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), and Occupational Information Network (O*NET). Using the same career theory and research behind the Strong Interest Inventory, the SuperStrong is readily accessible to all members of the OU community. The assessment takes 5-10 minutes and can be taken via computer, cell phone, tablet, or any other electronic device.
It is never to early to start planning for your future. No matter what stage of your job or career search process you are in, the Career Center can help you reach your professional goals. Check out the list below to see if you are on the right career planning track. Should you need assistance or want additional personalized advice, simply visit Handshake to set up an appointment with your own Career Advisor.
Students at the University of Oklahoma go on to be active professionals across the country and even the world in a variety of industries and professions. Check out these reports - detailing where OU graduates have landed after completing their degrees.
The information on the employment, education, and internship paths of each major was collected through a variety of methods including: in-class student surveys, contact with academic departments, and following up with students and employers up to 6 months after graduation.
