Learn about the Curricular Practical Training application process and requirements as presented by the International Student and Scholar team.

Looking for work that is flexible and can be scheduled around your classes? Come check out Vector Marketing. We offer flexible schedules, internship opportunities, and scholarships opportunities while also building up your resume.

Are you interested in learning more about Hospitality Management and all it has to offer?Come to the Hospitality Showcase to meet industry professionals and learn about internships, job opporuntities, and the exciting future of the hospitality industry!This event is free to attend! No registration is required!Enjoy food, networking, and gifts.Learn more about our new Hospitality Management degree programs.

Join us for an engaging Graduate School Information Session featuring a panel of current graduate students and faculty. Panelists will share their personal experiences, insights, and advice on topics such as deciding to pursue graduate school, overcoming fears and challenges, maintaining balance and well-being, and preparing for life after graduate studies. This session is designed to provide undergraduates with relatable perspectives on motivation, resilience, mentorship, and professional growth—helping you make informed decisions about whether graduate school is the right next step for you.Click here to register!Contact us: ugresearch@uta.edu | 817-272-1272 | uta_ugresearchThis event will be hosted by the Office of Undergraduate Research, the Graduate School, and the Office of Graduate Admissions.

These small group sessions are offered for those interested in learning the process, rules and requirements for starting up a new organization. Though it helps to have a basic concept of your organization (e.g., name, purpose, mission), you don't need have to have anything else prepared in advance in order to attend one of these sessions.

Learn from a panel of faculty members who have used Wikipedia Edu in their courses (Alicia Rueda--MODL; Christy Spivey--ECON ; and Laurel Stvan--LING). The classroom is a space for both consuming knowledge and creating it. What if your students could do both, while also learning valuable digital literacy and research skills? This session explores how integrating Wikipedia editing assignments into your courses can transform students from passive readers into active knowledge creators. We'll cover the practical steps of developing a successful Wikipedia assignment, from structuring a project to finding the right articles. We'll also discuss the impact of these projects on student learning, including how they teach critical thinking, collaboration, and the importance of public scholarship. Participants will leave with a clear understanding of how to implement a Wikipedia assignment and an appreciation for the effect it can have on their students' academic and digital growth.