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New Washington, DC Opportunity: Friedman Trek!

Deadline: Nov. 1

Spend your spring break exploring careers, public policy and the nation’s capital through the Friedman Trek, a fully funded, five-day experience. Whether you're curious about government, technology, public policy, international affairs, business or simply want to experience D.C. for the first time, this program offers a behind-the-scenes look at the people and institutions shaping today's world. Spend five days in the nation's capital exploring how big decisions get made, meeting Carnegie Mellon alumni, and discovering career paths you may never have considered – all at no cost to you. 

The fully funded Friedman Trek is open to undergraduate students from any major on CMU's Pittsburgh campus, and is designed especially for first-year and sophomore students who are beginning to explore career possibilities and have had limited opportunities to experience Washington, DC.

Learn More and Apply to the Friedman Trek

Humanities Career Trek

Feb. 4 to 6, 2027, Chicago, IL

Want to explore career paths, visit Chicago-based employers, and meet CMU humanities alumni? Apply today for the Dietrich Humanities Career Trek to Chicago, IL from Feb. 4-6! 

The Trek is open to all undergraduate students with primary, additional and BHA majors in the humanities (English, Philosophy, LCAL and History). Undeclared students who intend to declare a Humanities major are also welcome to apply. Past Trek participants and applicants are also invited to apply. 

  • Priority application deadline: Nov. 4 (priority deadline applicants will be alerted to their acceptance status by Nov. 11)
  • Regular application deadline: Nov. 22 (regular deadline applicants will be alerted to their acceptance status by Nov. 24)

Want to learn more about what a Trek is like? Read about past participants' experiences in New York City and Washington, DC! 

Questions? Email Beth Jameson, History Advisor & Humanities Coordinator, at bjameson@andrew.cmu.edu 

Apply to the Humanities Career Trek

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