Undergraduate Co-Curricular

Bring your idea to life at RED Labs

Three students gather around a laptop during a RED Labs event.

A banner that congratulates Class 6 is displayed on a giant screen on a stage where Class 6 is gathered for a group photo.

A female RED Labs student delivers a business pitch on stage during a RED Labs startup business event.

Have a business idea or want to gain hands-on entrepreneurial experience?

The University of Houston’s very own startup accelerator and technology entrepreneurship program, RED Labs is supported by the Wolff Center for Entrepreneurship and works with UH affiliated founders and recent alumni to turn unique technology startup ideas into a high growth venture.

RED Labs provides a co-working space with access to mentors and resources in the startup community and a customized startup curriculum.

Land your next internship on campus

An internship employer shakes hands with a student during an internship fair mixer on campus at the C. T. Bauer College of Business at the University of Houston.

Three students dressed in professional attire sit on a bench inside Melcher Hall during an internship mixer event.

A female business student smiles as an employer faces her with her resume in her hands.

An employer shakes hands with a male business student during an employment fair event at the Bauer College.

At Bauer, corporate partners such as Kellogg's give students opportunities to assist them with program development and initiatives from the UH campus.

Projects vary and students collaborate with peers and present their findings to top executives from partners.

Partner with Bauer's Rockwell Career Center and Bauer's student organizations to do meaningful projects for major corporations without ever leaving campus with UH on-campus internships!

Get involved and make change happen

Involved students with the organization Enactus pose for a photo with faculty and staff during an Enactus event.

UH business students pose for a group photo during a community service event.

Uh business students in professional attire pose for a group photo outside Melcher Hall.

A female business student affiliated with the student group Business Healthcare Alliance poses for a photo during a student organization fair event in Melcher Hall.

Three students holding awards pose for a group photo.

Nearly all student organizations at Bauer have a community service component to help students develop teamwork, leadership and communication skills.

Through the more than 30 student undergraduate student organizations at the Bauer College, students have the opportunity to do projects with companies, develop internships, complete projects in the community, and participate in regional and national competitions.

Clubs such as Enactus focus entirely on projects that use business principles to help people in need.

Develop leadership, cultivate connections

Students form a congo line during a Leadership event.

Business students pose for a group photo during a Leadership event.

Students stand in a line during a Leadership event.

Three students pose for a group photo inside Melcher Hall. One student holds up the Coog Paw hand sign.

A business student holding a microphone speaks during a Leadership event.

Students have the opportunity to explore and learn what it means to be a leader through Bauer Leadership Initiatives.

With a dedicated team of faculty, staff and community partners, Bauer College offers students a strategic, integrated and inclusive approach to leadership development.

Each year, students are selected to join the new cohort in Bauer’s Ted Bauer Leadership Certificate Program, where students build a solid leadership foundation, learn to make decisions with integrity and better understand their personal strengths and the value of working with a team. Student organization officers can take their leadership experience a step further with The BOLD Series which provides officers with special leadership development training designed to help them serve their members and to collaborate other leaders.

Bauer College also offers selected student leaders the chance to participate in Leader Shape, a six-day course that uses interactive teaching methods focused on ethics, team building and personal vision building.

Bauer College is committed to providing students with the opportunity, experience and training necessary to become thoughtful, ethical and responsible business leaders.

Learn and grow in the nation's capital

A group of six Bauer in D.C. interns gather for a group photo outside the U.S. Supreme Court.

A Bauer in D.C. student holds up a Coog Paw hand signal with the U.S. Capitol Rotunda in the background.

Bauer in D.C. student interns gather for a group photo with U.S. Congresswoman Sylvia Garcia (D-Texas).

An African American female Bauer in D.C. participant poses for a photo in front of a displayed photograph of former American President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama.

The Bauer in D.C. Fellowship Program is a competitive academic and professional experience in Washington, D.C.

Participating students will intern at least 32 hours per week, for 12-14 weeks, in our nation’s capital, and may earn academic credit through UH.

This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to gain valuable work experience, earn academic credit and live in one of the most dynamic cities in the U.S. For more information, see: Bauer in D.C. Fellowship.

 

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