Experiential Learning

Experiential Learning is the opportunity for students to extend their knowledge and apply their skills outside of the traditional classroom setting to better prepare them for lifelong careers.

At Walsh, students can participate in programs that embed work experiences into the curriculum through internships, practicum experiences, fieldwork, research, service learning and global trips.

Discover Global Learning

Internships Abroad • Intercultural Skills • International Perspective

Join the 200+ students a year on one of the 18+ Walsh University Office of Global Learning study abroad programs. WU faculty-led programs range from two to eight weeks and international internships range from two weeks to four months. No matter which Global Learning program you choose, it will be an experience that changes the way the world sees you, and the way you see your world, your community and yourself.

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Explore Service-Learning

Immersion Experiences • Peace Corps Prep • Community Engagement • Leaders in Social Justice

100% of Walsh students will take one Service-Learning course before they graduate, and many will take more. The Service-Learning Office helps connect students to the local Stark County community and equips students to be change-makers and leaders in service.

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Engage in Career Exploration

Career Readiness & Development • Career Exploration • Career Connections & Networks

100% of Walsh students will have an internship, practicum, or clinical before they graduate. The Office of Alumni and Career Connections, in partnership with department internship coordinators, helps prepare students for their first job and for lifelong careers by connecting them with future employers, guiding them in the articulation of their competencies, and equipping them with professional skills.

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