Prospective Graduate Students
Get Involved
Opportunities are available for companies interested in engaging with SEAS students, through outreach events, special talks, summer and January internships and on-campus recruiting.
How can I engage with SEAS students?
Winter and summer Internships
Connect with some of Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences’ best and brightest students during January term period between fall and spring semesters. January 'externships' pairs SEAS students with companies aligned with our educational fields for job shadowing and unpaid intern opportunities over January term.
Summer internships also provide an excellent opportunity to connect companies and students through mutually enriching experiences in the field.
We are seeking companies who would like to host student internships in variety of professional fields relevant to engineering and the applied
sciences, including: mechanical engineering,
bioengineering, energy and environmental systems, materials and applied
physics. The goals of the internship should be to:
- Provide hands-on experience to students in their field;
- Increase awareness of their company or research; and
- Build mutually satisfying and long-lasting mentoring relationships
For more information on opportunities, please contact Jennifer Casasanto j_casasanto@seas.harvard.edu
Recruit on Campus
Each fall and spring, Harvard hosts employers looking to interview entry-level
candidates for jobs and internships. The On-Campus
Recruiting Program (OCR) serves as a liaison between students and
recruiters. We inform students of visit dates, deadlines, and
information meetings through our web site and our on-line recruiting
system.
Career Fairs
The Career Forum is an important opportunity for you to increase your visibility on Harvard's campus.
The Forum attended by over 2,000 Harvard undergraduates, graduate students, and recent graduates each year.
Job Postings
Our school works closely with the University-wide Office of Career Services, which hosts the Harvard job postings database. For more information about posting opportunities, contact Anthony Arcieri, at 617-496.4531
How can I, my company, or foundation get involved?
| If you are interested in: |
Go to: | Contact: |
| Learning about individual faculty research interests and support research faculty in your area of interest | See our faculty listing | Director of External Programs |
| Supporting faculty, students, and facilities through a broad University-level partnership | Contact our University level Office for Technology Development |
Director of Business Development |
| Learning about entrepreneurship opportunities with SEAS Students | Visit the Technology and Entrepreneurship Center at Harvard |
Paul Bottino Executive Director, TECH |
| Attending or sponsoring an industry-focused workshop | Visit our workshop area |
Director of External Programs |
| Making a corporate or foundational gift | Giving to SEAS on this website |
Jennifer Casasanto Director of External Programs |
| Licensing specific technologies | Contact the Office for Technology Development | Alan Gordon Director of Business Development |
| Collaborating with a research initiative | See our research centers | The director of the research center |
| Making an individual gift to SEAS (as an alum or supporter) |
Giving to SEAS on this website |
Andrew, Davidson, Assistant Dean for Resource Development |
