Work-based learning (WBL) at CCRI allows students to connect their experiences in the classroom to the professional world, to advance academic and career goals. These experiences are incorporated in the curriculum or program through projects with industry partners, internships, clinical rotations or practicums, field experiences, performances, jobs, or other career development activities.
In work-based learning courses, students can:
WBL may be completed as part of existing program or general education courses, or as stand-alone experiences. For more information or questions about WBL courses or experiences, please contact workbasedlearning@ccri.edu.
Students can also earn academic credit for internships and jobs by enrolling in Cooperative Work Experience seminars. Consult with your academic advisor regarding the transferability of these credits. Non-credit internships and jobs are also available to help students gain valuable experience and network within their chosen fields. Contact Career Services for more information.
Below is a list of courses that contain work-based learning experiences. Some of these courses will require a pre-requisite and/or admission into the academic program to register. See course description for details. This list will continue to grow and can be found in the catalog by searching for courses with a ^ to denote a work-based learning course.
Code | Title | Hours |
---|---|---|
ARTS 1500 | Fine Art Seminar^ | 3 |
BIOL 2500 | Applications in Science and Math^ | 1 |
BSTM 2499 | BSTEM Cooperative Work Experience I^ | 3 |
BUSN 2050 | Principles of Management^ | 3 |
CHEM 2500 | Applications in Science and Math^ | 1 |
CHMT 2421 | Chemical Technology V^ | 8 |
COMI 2530 | Introduction to Software Engineering^ | 4 |
COMI 2900 | Data Analytics Internship^ | 3 |
COMM 1010 | Communication Fundamentals^ | 3 |
COMM 1201 | Radio Production^ | 3 |
COMM 1600 | Introduction to Public Relations^ | 3 |
COMM 2490 | Field Experience^ | 2 |
COMP 1230 | Systems Analysis and Design^ | 4 |
COMP 2500 | Cybersecurity Practicum/Capstone Course^ | 3 |
DHYG 2045 | Community Dental Health II^ | 1 |
DHYG 2050 | Periodontics^ | 3 |
DHYG 2060 | Dental Hygiene IV^ | 2 |
DMSD 2241 | General Ultrasound Practicum I^ | 3 |
DMSD 2242 | General Ultrasound Practicum II^ | 3 |
DMSD 2243 | General Ultrasound Practicum III^ | 3 |
DMSD 2253 | Vascular Practicum I^ | 3 |
DMSD 2254 | Vascular Practicum II^ | 3 |
DMSD 2255 | Vascular Practicum III^ | 3 |
DMSD 2263 | Echocardiography Practicum I^ | 3 |
DMSD 2264 | Echocardiography Practicum II^ | 3 |
DMSD 2265 | Echocardiography Practicum III^ | 3 |
ENGL 2240 | Literary Magazine Creation, Design and Production ^ | 3 |
ETCN 2500 | Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Practicum/Capstone^ | 4 |
FILM 2100 | Television Production^ | 3 |
HMNS 1200 | Practicum I: Service Learning^ | 5 |
HMNS 1210 | Field Experience and Seminar I -Child Development^ | 3 |
JOUR 1200 | Newspaper Production^ | 3 |
LIBA 1010 | Cooperative Work Experience I | 4 |
MLTC 1930 | Phlebotomy for Medical Laboratory Technicians II^ | 1 |
MLTC 1940 | Clinical Immunohematology^ | 3 |
MLTC 1950 | Clinical Urinalysis^ | 1 |
NURP 1010 | Practical Nursing I^ | 7 |
NURP 1020 | Practical Nursing 2^ | 9 |
NURP 1030 | Practical Nursing 3^ | 10 |
NURS 1010 | Fundamentals of Nursing^ | 7 |
NURS 1020 | Medical Surgical Nursing I^ | 6 |
NURS 1023 | Mental Health Nursing^ | 3 |
NURS 2040 | Medical/Surgical Nursing II^ | 5 |
NURS 2050 | Maternal and Child Health Nursing^ | 6 |
PHYS 2500 | Applications in Science and Math^ | 1 |
RESP 1800 | Clinical Practicum I^ | 1 |
RESP 2800 | Clinical Practicum II^ | 2 |
RESP 2810 | Clinical Practicum III^ | 4 |
RESP 2820 | Clinical Practicum IV^ | 3 |
XRAY 1010 | Clinical Radiography^ | 3 |
XRAY 1910 | Radiography I^ | 6 |
XRAY 1920 | Radiography II^ | 6 |
XRAY 1930 | Radiography III^ | 6 |
XRAY 2910 | Radiography IV^ | 7 |
XRAY 2920 | Radiography V^ | 4 |
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