Internship Programs Abroad. To accommodate the increasing interest in career preparation and career-related work experiences as part of the academic program, Susquehanna has developed a variety of internship experiences overseas. These involve working abroad for an American or foreign corporation. Students receive no salary but may receive academic credit for their experience. The University arranges internships on an individual basis but cannot guarantee positions for all interested students because of economic circumstances or other factors over which Susquehanna has little control.
Internships abroad are open to students in any major and cover a wide range of interests.
Associate Professor Susan Sh rer, director of international study programs. The Appalachian Semester offers in-depth study of rural social and cultural conditions in cooperation with Union College in Kentucky. The program includes a seminar, development and completion of a research project, and field work with a selected social service agency. The semester is open to selected junior and senior humanities and social science majors. Interested students should contact Professor of Sociology J. Thomas Walker.