Fall career fairs open Sept. 17

September 4, 2026

Woman holding papers in conversation at a career fair; booths and people in the background.
A student interacts with an employer at a fall career fair in the Nebraska Union.

Looking for an internship, a first job after graduation or simply curious about career opportunities? The fall University Career + Internship Fairs will give students the opportunity to connect with employers, explore career paths and build professional relationships.

Open to all university students, the fairs will bring employers to campus to recruit for full-time positions, internships and other career opportunities.

Each fair runs from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., with different career areas featured each day:

Agriculture and Food Systems, Environment and Natural Resources

Sept. 17 | Nebraska East Union

Explore opportunities in food technology, plant and landscape systems, agricultural technology systems, animal science, biotechnology, fisheries and wildlife, environment, agriculture and sustainability.

Construction, Infrastructure and Engineering Technology, and Computing, Software and Data Analytics

Sept. 22 | Nebraska Union

Connect with employers in construction and management, transportation engineering, surveying, computer science, software engineering, data science, mathematics and data analytics.

Engineering and Science, Research and Development

Sept. 23 | Nebraska Union

Meet employers looking for talent in agricultural, biological systems, chemical, civil, electrical, environmental, mechanical and computer engineering, as well as biology, chemistry, environmental science and scientific research and development.

Business and Communications, Public Service and Community

Sept. 24 | Nebraska Union

Explore opportunities in finance, accounting, banking, business analytics, economics, marketing, management, sales, human resources, supply chain and logistics, government, public administration and safety, human services, community education, hospitality, sports, and recreation and wellness.

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