Employer Resources

What majors are offered by WCE?

We offer six majors:

• Bioengineering
• Civil Engineering
• Computer Science
• Construction Management
• Environmental Engineering
• Software Engineering

How can I share my company's internship and job opportunities with WCE students?

• You can post job and internship positions on Eagle Career Network, FGCU's student/employer career management system
• To have your positions included in the monthly newsletter to students, email Lexi Velte the link to your Eagle Career Network listings before the 10th of each month

Post to Eagle Career Network

Senior Capstone Projects

Each year, WCE seniors are put into groups and paired with industry partners to work on a hands-on project over the course of a semester or the year.  This project allows them to apply what they learned in the classroom in a workplace environment, mentored by industry experts. They present their projects during WCE Day at the end of the spring semester.

Being an industry mentor for a senior project is a great way to get a sense for students' skills and professionalism. Employers often end up hiring the students who worked on their projects.

Interested in becoming an industry mentor for a senior project? Reach out to the relevant department contact:

• Bioengineering, Civil Engineering, & Environmental Engineering: Seneshaw Tsegaye, Ph.D.
• Construction Management: Long Nguyen, Ph.D.
• Computer Science & Software Engineering: Fernando Gonzalez, Ph.D.

How many hours does a student need to complete for internship credit?

• For internships completed with an Engineering degree, students are expected to complete 135 hours
• For internships completed with a Construction Management degree, students are expected to complete 180 hours

While interning and completing an internship with your company we expect the intern to come out with the following knowledge: 

• Integrate theory and practice and augment learning from the degree-program’s curriculum. 
• Develop communication and interpersonal skills pertaining to practical work environments. 
• Obtain credible work experience. 
• Exhibit evidence of increased content knowledge gained through practical experience. 
• Assess the internship experience in terms of personal, educational and career needs. 
• Analyze professional ethical decisions based on practical work experience.

Career Development Services hosts career events for all majors. You can find more information on their Employer Resources page.