The internship program encourages students to develop professional skills in their chosen career field while providing them with the valuable work experience needed in an economically competitive work world.
Internships can either be non-credit or credit bearing.
In order to receive credit for an internship, you must have completed 60 semester hours and fulfill the G.P.A. requirements set forth by the appropriate department. Internships that are credit-bearing must be approved by the Internship Coordinator for your department. Internship opportunities are posted in the weekly Job Bulletin and kept on file in the Career Services Office. Internship Coordinators may also know of possible sites.