Internships are, quite simply, work-learning arrangements.
They are available in the fall, interim, or spring. By participating in an internship, you can sharpen your skills, begin a network of employer contacts, assess your strengths, and test classroom theories in real world settings. There will never be a better time in your life to explore the varied challenges and opportunities available. The following definitions, policies, and strategies enable every person to better understand and implement the Internship Program within the Business and Economics Department. Internship An internship is a structured and supervised professional experience, within an approved agency, for which a student earns academic credit.