University Resources - Health Careers Center, University of Minnesota

Career Services Offices
www.career.umn.edu
Mission is: "To provide student, slumni, and staff with the tools, resources, and the opportunities necessary to successfully manage their careers".

University Counseling and Consulting Services
www.ucs.umn.edu
University Counseling & Consulting Services provides service in two principal ways: Student development programs and technical programs. To achieve this, UCCS plays several roles: educational/developmental (assessing and enhancing potential); preventive (anticipating, circumventing, forestalling difficulties); and remedial (assessing and remedying problems).

Learning Abroad Center
www.umabroad.umn.edu
The Learning Abroad Center in the Office of International Programs is the University of Minnesota's comprehensive resource for study, work, intern, volunteer, and travel experiences worldwide.

Alumni Association
www.alumni.umn.edu
The University of Minnesota Alumni Association serves alumni and the U of M in a unique way. It is both an independent nonprofit association, governed by a volunteer board of directors, and it is the U of M's department of alumni relations. The association and the department are served by a central staff and are guided by a common set of goals and objectives.

University Veterans Services
http://onestop.umn.edu/onestop/Veterans.html
If you are a veteran, this page features information and resources available specifically for you. It includes information on orientation, education benefits, news and events, and a link to the Veterans Resource Office.

Academic Health Center

Professional Schools, Colleges, and Programs
College of Pharmacy
College of Veterinary Medicine
Medical School
School of Dentistry
School of Nursing
School of Public Health
Center for Allied Health Programs

Center for Health Interprofessional Programs (CHIP)
www.chip.umn.edu
CHIP offers health professions students an exciting opportunity to meet and collaborate with students from other colleges. Founded by students seeking meaningful interaction with their fellow students in other colleges, CHIP now serves students in the six health professional schools and colleges and allied health programs in the Academic Health Center.

Minnesota Area Health Education Center (AHEC)
www.ahec.umn.edu
The Minnesota AHEC is a network of community and academic partners committed to meeting the health professional workforce needs of greater Minnesota.

University of Minnesota Colleges

College of Liberal Arts (CLA)
www.cla.umn.edu
CLA offers almost 70 undergraduate majors: 58 through CLA departments, as well as 11 majors through departments in other colleges and schools at the University. Most CLA majors are also offered as minors. CLA also offers several freestanding minors (minors that do not have corresponding majors). CLA's Health and Natural Sciences Community offers academic advising, information, and support to CLA students.

College of Biological Sciences (CBS)
www.cbs.umn.edu
The mission of CBS is to provide outstanding educational opportunities to undergraduate and advanced students and to carry out world-class research in areas of modern biology from the molecular to the ecosystem level. To accomplish this mission it is necessary to integrate a strong basic research program with both traditional and innovative classroom teaching and with intensive mentoring of students at all levels.

Institute of Technology (IT)
www.it.umn.edu
IT comprises 14 departments and 24 research centers that encompass engineering, the physical sciences, and mathematics. Academic programs are consistently ranked among the best in the nation.

College of Continuing Education (CCE)
www.cce.umn.edu
CCE serves a diverse community of experienced, adult learners and organizations by linking them to thought-leaders and knowledge at the University of Minnesota and beyond.

College of Education and Human Development (CEHD)
www.cehd.umn.edu
Transformed in 2006, CEHD now includes the original College of Educaiton and Human Development, the former General College, and two units of the former College of Human Ecology: the School of Social Work and the Department of Family Social Science.

College of Food, Agricultural and Natural Resource Sciences (CFANS)
www.cfans.umn.edu
CFANS is consistently ranked among the top five colleges of agriculture in the world and is home to faculty and students who are recognized as global leaders in their fields.

Carlson School of Management (CSOM)
www.csom.umn.edu
Located on the west bank of the Mississippi River, CSOM has 12 degree programs, with over 3,500 students, 108 tenure-track faculty, and an active alumni network that spans the globe.

College of Design (CDes)
www.cdes.umn.edu
This college includes a full range of design disciplines from graphic design, clothing design, housing studies, retail merchandising, and interior design to architecture, landscape architecture, and urban design.