BSU Works

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Where Results Matter

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BSU WORKS. PERIOD.

At BSU, we are committed to providing you with outstanding career pathways and great opportunities for professional running starts. We not only have a thriving Internship Office ready to help connect you to an exciting opportunity, but each academic department also has professors who are internship coordinators, ready to help.

Whether you want to get an internship at the Smithsonian Zoo, you want help crafting your resume to secure the perfect job or you want to apply to grad school, we can get you on the right path and set you up for the best results possible.

Zainab Al-Mosawi, '27

Senior secures internship at Global IT Company

BSU Career Services helped Zainab gain this valuable opportunity.

BSU Works

Internships

Biochemistry student Fergens Lyncee working in the lab

Undergraduate Research

Career Services

Students participating in a CUBEs site visit

Collaborative University Business Experiences (CUBEs)

Colleen McDonough, '18

BSU alumna directs high school students at Carnegie Hall

Colleen, Weymouth High School's choral director, enjoys the community and mentorship she found in BSU's Music Department.

We Say BSU Works Because It Does

95%

of graduates secure jobs or enroll in graduate school six months to a year after graduation

1,500+

students who participated in internships during the 2025-26 academic year

62%

of grads say their academic program prepared them for their job

350

students are awarded BSU undergraduate research grants each year

BSU was also ranked by Education Reform Now as the second leading university in Massachusetts for making a social mobility impact on students from a wide range of socioeconomic backgrounds and identities.

A group of students around a laptop as they work on writing a grant for CUBEs

I feel like I’m actually doing something that has a greater purpose. Just the thought of being able to actually get funding that can help the community is really motivating to me.”

Dasia Peters, ’24

BSU communications major on the CUBEs program

Michael Akinbola, G'17, Assistant Athletic Trainer and Physical Therapist for the New England Patriots