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"Fostering the Partnership between Business and Students"

How can Career Services help you?

Finding a qualified person to fill a position is not always an easy task. The Career Services office at DeVry not only assists students in finding that "perfect job," but is also a major resource for companies seeking to fill open positions within their organizations.

Services offered to companies include:

Access to rsums of qualified students and graduates
Co-op program
On-Campus Interviews in private conference rooms
Career Fairs
Opportunities to participate on Advisory Boards

We encourage you to utilize these services, which are offered to support the recruiting process of your organization.

DeVry University graduates three classes per year, so there are always new graduates eager to enter the work force.

For employers seeking candidates with more experience, we also maintain relationships with graduate alumni who are re-seeking in the job market.

Matching Graduates with Jobs

The Career Services Office will work with you to help you find the best candidates for your full-time staffing needs.

If you have an open position, phone, e-mail or fax a brief description including education and experience required, work hours, location, and if possible, benefit and salary information, to the advisor of the program(s) from which you wish to recruit.

Choose The Program That Fits Your Needs

Co-op

This program is available to mid and upper term students seeking part-time education-related employment while they are in school.

A WIN/WIN relationship: Employers conveniently fill entry-level positions while students gain practical, hands-on experience.

If you would like to participate in the Co-op program, simply e-mail or fax a brief job description including hours required, skills needed and rate of pay, to the advisor of the program(s) from which you wish to recruit. Applications from available students will then be faxed to you.

Career Fairs

These events provide an excellent way to increase company presence on campus, allow students to develop networking skills and encourage business-student relationships.

If you would like to participate in or receive information about an upcoming career fair in Denver, call (303) 329-3340 x 7257 or in Colorado Springs, call (719) 632-3000 x 8136.

On-Campus Recruiting

If you would like to schedule an individual On-Campus Recruiting Event for your company, contact the advisor of the program(s) from which you wish to recruit. It is recommended that you make arrangements at least two weeks in advance.

Advisory Boards

In its ongoing effort to foster the partnership between business and education, DeVry sponsors local Advisory Boards. These curriculum specific boards consist of faculty, DeVry representatives, and representatives from companies that frequently hire DeVry graduates. The Advisory Board provides a unique opportunity to integrate knowledge from all of these areas. We welcome participation of business and industry on these boards.

Summary of Programs Offered at DeVry Colorado

Business Administration
Bachelor of Science

DeVry's applications-oriented Business Administration program develops those skills through case studies, as well as team projects and presentations, and builds students' competency in areas critical to career entry and advancement. Coursework simulates the real-world business environment, preparing individuals for diverse career opportunities in business, government and not-for-profit organizations.

Concentrations in the Business Administration curriculum include E-Commerce and Business Information Systems, which provide students with relevant and comprehensive business experience.

Computer Information Systems
Bachelor of Science

The curriculum comprises both technical and business-oriented topics, from basic systems analysis and design to business programming in several popular computer languages. Advanced topics such as database query languages; object-oriented programming, client/server computing and visual development tools are also studied, as are PCs and PC networks.

Electronics and Computer Technology
Associate of Applied Science

As these technical systems become more pervasive and integral to our lives, the expertise of the electronics technician is increasingly vital. To this end, DeVry based its Electronics and Computer Technology program on telecommunications, wireless, computers, controls and instrumentation. Graduates have a broad knowledge base that qualifies them for challenging career-entry positions in the dynamic electronics and computer fields.

Technical Management
Bachelor of Science

The curriculum helps students with qualifying prior college experience add an important credential - a bachelor's degree - to their resume. The program also facilitates students' advancement to supervisory or management positions in their chosen field of specialization, enabling them to reap greater career and financial rewards.

Network and Systems Administration
Associate of Applied Science

The Network and Systems Administration program is designed to provide students with a background in network administration as it applies to practical business situations. Students learn the relationships between hardware, software and users. The program includes treatment of hardware and software support, computer system capabilities and system administration.