Center for Engaged Liberal Arts

With one-on-one advising, employer networking events, and career community programming, Oberlin Career Development helps you chart a meaningful path toward your professional future.

The Bonner Center for Community-Engaged Learning, Teaching, and Research helps students partner with organizations, both local and global, on projects of mutual interest that serve the public good.

Use digital portfolios to integrate your learning inside and outside the classroom, plan for the future, and present signature accomplishments to audiences within and beyond campus.

Entrepreneurship at Oberlin encompasses three main areas: the broad benefits of entrepreneurial thinking, the fundamentals of business and start-ups, and the tools needed to effect real social change.

Our office works with Obies applying to a range of nationally-competitive programs. Among Fulbright, Watson, Rhodes, Goldwater, and Truman, among other options, there is an opportunity to fit your goals.

Alongside majors and minors, Oberlin offers educational pathways that connect coursework with experiential learning opportunities that prepare students for a range of professional sectors.

Our team works closely with each student to identify programs from around the world best tailored to their personal, professional, and intellectual interests.

Oberlin students work closely with faculty mentors at the forefront of their fields to ask new questions, design innovative studies, and collaborate on groundbreaking projects.

The Winter Term office helps Obies identify and design immersive learning experiences outside of regular course offerings to be pursued each January.