Student resources

Becoming a young professional: How to use Queen’s Skills Cards

Want to reflect on what skills you’ve been developing? Queen’s Skills Cards provides a fun way to learn about and describe different professional skills that you can apply across a variety of different areas.

Start using Queen's Skill Cards

Career services workshops

Want to learn more about what Community Engagement is and level-up your toolkit? Career Services offers workshops on many topics including: Discover Your Skills, Principles of Community Engagement, Experiential Learning Skills Assessment, Goal Setting, and Reflection.

Internship opportunities: Queen's Undergraduate Internship (QUIP)

Want to gain hands-on experience within your community and beyond? Check out Queen’s Undergraduate Internship (QUIP). Learn more about possible positions and information on additional internship opportunities both within and outside of Queen’s.

Find out how you can gain hands-on experience

Community-based Internship Program

The Centre for Community Engagement and Social Change (CCESC) has recently launched an internship program for graduate students at Queen’s. This opportunity allows students to directly work with community partners in developing and carrying out academic research.

Learn more about the CCESC

Community-Engaged Research Clusters (CERCs)

Seven initial community-engaged research clusters were funded in 2024. These CERCS undertake research and build resources hand-in-hand with community in areas of the community including disability advocacy, multiliteracy, and more.

Discover the seven research clusters

MyMajorMap Tool

Want help planning out your undergraduate direction? Use the MyMajorMap tool to discover the paths you can take within academics, extra-curriculars, and career- development.

Begin planning your undergraduate experience

Community-Based Research Canada

Community-Based Research Canada is a knowledge sharing hub for community-based research. As a member, Queen’s students, faculty, and staff have access to a monthly community of practice, free community engagement sessions, and other resources.

Access CBRCanada's resources