Information about applying for internship credit can be obtained in the Career Services office. How to register Students seeking an internship should stop by the Career Services Center to drop off a resume and a completed associated Data Sheet . There is no charge for the internship referral service. You can also schedule an appointment with Greg Krejci, Career Service Coordinator, or Diane Kavalauskas, Career Advisor, to have your resume critiqued or for general career advising. When to apply Students are generally qualified for internship opportunities after completing one or more courses in their major field of study.
Employers often prefer to hire students for internships who are several semesters from graduation.
Since it sometimes takes several months to find an internship, you should register in the Career Services Center well before you want to do an internship. You can schedule an appointment to discuss your options and to help decide the best time for applying for an internship. Resources for Finding Internships Students should use a variety of means to find an internship. Each year, the following Career Fairs are held at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. The Career Fairs offer students the opportunity to meet with employers from various industries and make contacts for possible future employment.