The Chapman University Internship Program offers students an opportunity for experiential learning which increases the students' understanding of their chosen field and enhances the academic experience by providing a new perspective.
Employers often find talented students to assist with necessary and important tasks.
Students with proven job skills and related work experience are a valuable asset when companies recruit for new positions. As an intern, the student is involved in a 3-way partnership that include the Student Intern, the Internship Employer and the Faculty Internship Supervisor. Only students registered for academic credit and working at approved sites are considered interns. If a student works in an internship setting without enrolling for credit, they are performing a part-time job or they are volunteers. As part-time workers they are considered employees of the company.