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Upcoming Activities

猸愶笍 IEEE Virtual Global Career Fair

September 23 (2 p.m.) - September 24, 2026 (5 p.m.)

The IEEE Global Career Fair 2026 brings together job seekers, employers, industry leaders, IEEE members, students, and young professionals from around the world for a global virtual recruitment and career-development experience.

Taking place September 23-24, 2026, the event follows a follow-the-sun format, creating opportunities for participants across the Asia-Pacific, Europe, Middle East and Africa, Latin America, Canada, and the United States to participate during their respective time zones.

Throughout the 24+ hour experience, participants will be able to:

  • Meet recruiters and hiring organizations through interactive virtual employer booths.
  • Explore internships, graduate opportunities, and experienced professional roles across engineering, technology, computing, energy, AI, semiconductors, communications, manufacturing, aerospace, and other sectors.
  • Engage directly with recruiters through live chat and virtual networking features.
  • Attend live sessions, panels, employer presentations, and career-development programming featuring industry and IEEE leaders.
  • Explore opportunities beyond their own geographic region and connect with organizations recruiting globally.
  • Build career readiness through programming focused on workforce trends, emerging skills, professional development, and the future of work.

IEEE Virtual Career Fairs are designed to reduce geographic barriers and make meaningful interaction between employers and engineering talent more accessible. The virtual environment provides employer booths, networking and meeting spaces, recruiter interaction, r茅sum茅 and job information, and a broader agenda of talks and workshops for participants.

The IEEE Global Career Fair builds upon IEEE's regional Virtual Career Fair initiative and expands that model into a coordinated global experience 鈥 connecting talent with opportunity across regions, industries, and time zones.

One global event. Multiple regions. 24+ hours of opportunity.

Meet companies from different industries and emerging sectors; Checkout previous participating companies;

>> Job Seekers: Register to attend, prepare your r茅sum茅, explore participating employers, and join the Global Career Fair from anywhere in the world.

For more information and job-seeker registration, visit the .

猸愶笍 IBM SkillsBuild AI Experiential Learning Lab (AI ELL) Fall 2026 Cohort

Program Dates: September 17-November 22, 2026

Registration Dates: July 27-September 4, 2026

This 10-week virtual, instructor-led industry immersion experience helps students develop in-demand AI skills, earn industry-recognized credentials, and build portfolio-ready projects that stand out to employers.

Students can earn up to three industry credentials: Enterprise Design Thinking Practitioner, Making Agentic AI Work for You, and IBM SkillsBuild Experiential Learning Lab Credential. Students who complete the program will be invited to an exclusive virtual career fair with IBM and IBM client recruiting teams, such as Truist, Bank of America, Adobe, and Intuitive, in November.

For more information, view the AI Experiential Learning Lab flyer.

猸愶笍 ISACA Free Student Career Webinar

October 22, 2026 | 9:00 AM PDT | Online | Free

In ISACA's Student Summit Preview, we'll cover:

  • Where careers in cybersecurity, AI, IT, audit, risk, and governance are headed
  • What employers are looking for in emerging talent
  • How certifications, internships, networking, and campus involvement can help
  • Practical advice for making the move from college to career

To register for the webinar and learn more, visit .

猸愶笍 Great Minds in STEM (GMiS) Conference

September 17-19, 2026
CSUDH students and faculty will be joining schools from across the country to the 2026 GMiS Conference in Albuquerque, New Mexico to learn about the latest in cybersecurity and cyber sciences. Students will take part in workshops and competitions, listen to STEM talks, and attend a host of networking opportunities.
For more information, you can visit the .

猸愶笍 Toro Tech Day

Coming this Fall
Join us this Fall for Toro Tech Day - a day featuring the latest in tech innovation and cybersecurity. Expect live talks from industry professionals, coding and hacking workshops, and coding competitions to showcase your technical skills.
Past Activities

AI Campus Schedule

The AI Campus schedule and flyer highlights faculty presentations using GenAI. This series features leading faculty, researchers, and industry experts discussing how generative AI is reshaping, teaching, and problem-solving in the world. Each session highlights the fast-evolving field of intelligent systems, blending academic insight with applied knowledge. The schedule includes presentation details, presenters' information, and the presenters' title.

Access the Schedule details - !

Presenter PowerPoints:

For those interested, the presentation PowerPoints are available to access, download, and share.

Public password for presentations: aicampus

AI Campus Lower Division-

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  • Akila De Silva: .
Clubs and Organizations

Cyber Security Club

Members of CSUDH's Cyber Security Club pose in front of a Cyber Defense competition banner
Interested in the field of cybersecurity? Look no further than the Cyber Security Club here on campus! Whether you're looking to hone your technical abilities or master the latest cybersecurity tools and techniques, we provide the resources and mentorship to help you grow.
For more information, visit the 听辞谤 email Dr. Alireza Izaddoost.

CAHSI Club

Official logo of CAHSI program (Computing Alliance of Hispanic Serving Institutions) and NSF (National Science Foundation)

At CSUDH, we believe in the importance of preparing students for their futures in the cyber sciences with technical qualifications and real-world experiences. Join us at the CAHSI Club (Computing Alliance of Hispanic Serving Institutions) as part of creating a space in which students can strengthen their skills, attend conferences, and participate in cyber competitions as part of an ever-growing network of institutions nationwide to help students further their education in computing areas. ALL students are welcome at the CAHSI Club!

For more information about CAHSI, you can visit our CSUDH Partners website听辞谤 email Rudy Perez.

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)

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ACM, the world鈥檚 largest educational and scientific computing society, delivers resources that advance computing as a science and a profession. The purpose of ACM is to build a robust computer science culture at CSUDH. Our goal is to foster interest in the world of computing and encourage students to engage in extracurricular activities to refine classroom skills.
Learn more about membership benefits on the or email Dr. Sahar Hooshmand for more information.

IEEE Computer Club

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The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Computer Club (IEEE CC) is a Computer Science club that dedicates itself to empower the CSUDH community and its students through academic and professional activities. These activities will help reinforce students' Computer Science knowledge and skills and help them succeed in their college endeavor and beyond.
For more information and upcoming events, you can visit the or reach out to Dr. Bin Tang.