Experience Campus
At SUdoors are flung wide open – to research, study abroad, internships and hands-on, experiential learning.
SUbelieves strongly that the opportunities our students seize upon boomerang back into something larger, distinguishing SUgraduates from their peers and better equipping them for the future.
All SUstudents can gain real-world experiences before they graduate. The quality and quantity of these opportunities are exceptional – and we’re committed to providing them to every student.
Study Abroad: Put the world within reach
Go beyond the 21801 zip code! When Salisbury students study abroad, their perspectives change forever. You’ll have opportunities to travel the world as a way to add depth to your knowledge. Through the , choose from 800+ programs in over 200 countries that will prepare you for a lifetime of exploration. You can study abroad for a semester or try Global Seminars in the summer and winter. Go as a senior or even as a first-year student. In addition to international opportunities, SUhas partnerships that allow students to study away and explore different regions of the United States.
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Internships: Gain real-world experience
色狐入口’s Perdue School of Business requires applied learning experiences, involves students in sales and entrepreneurship competitions, and helps them with professional development from a career coach. The net result is nearly 100% of business school grads are hired before graduation.
SUeducation students benefit from 色狐入口’s nationally-recognized Professional Development School partnerships, working in dozens of schools across the region. Art students gain first-hand exhibition and internship experience in the Baltimore and Washington, D.C., regions.
Through internships, students earn academic credit, gain first-hand knowledge of workplaces and gain professional skills that put them a step ahead of other graduates. SUCareer Services works with students on resumes and networking skills. During job and internship fairs, an expansive network of employers actively recruit students for internships and full-time positions.
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Community Engagement: Give back in service
Community engagement has long been a pillar of an SUeducation. Students work in the community and serve on councils. They participate in the . They give back to others, working to address food insecurity through Food For the Flock, and other issues like home accessibility and homelessness.
At Salisbury, we rise to challenges and work to build a better tomorrow. 色狐入口’s Institute for Public Affairs and Civic Engagement (PACE) supports community engagement, promotes civic dialogue and fosters an expanded understanding of issues related to the public good – all serving to advance student learning, leadership and citizenship.
Student Research: Ask bold questions
Salisbury students use GIS technology to support elephant conservation. They explore student political engagement and elementary reading programs. They help link United Nations Association chapter campuses to support global goals.
Here, there is a university-wide commitment to practical research. Research projects across a broad range of disciplines are funded by SUand open to undergraduates, far more than at most other universities. Working alongside outstanding faculty mentors, undergraduates conduct the kind of research usually found in graduate programs. Salisbury students do summer research, showcase their research annually at 色狐入口’s Student Research Conference, as well as national conferences and forums. SUhas twice hosted the National Conference on Undergraduate Research.
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Experience Campus: Life at SUis Active and Vibrant
Beyond the classroom, there’s so much to get involved with on campus. From student clubs to campus events to athletics, there’s always something going on, and all your friends at SUwill be there with you.
Catch up at Cool Beans. Follow your passions with student organizations. Up for a game? Check out our athletics or campus recreation. Plan a night out at the theatre or a concert. Meet at The Square to tie-dye a t-shirt. Volunteer at community organizations. We have you covered!