D.C. The program is open to students from all majors who have completed 89.9 units towards graduation. Numerous opportunities exist in public an private organizations. Students have completed internships with lobby groups, museums, foreign affairs offices, members of Congress, federal agencies, consumer interest groups, and other areas.
Opportunities also exist in the fields of engineering, health, agriculture, and natural science.
Both options allow students to work with the UC Davis Washington Center and the UC Davis Internship and Career Center for their internship placements, and to participate in many educational, cultural, historic, and social activities, including activities planned by the UC Davis Washington Center Student Services Coordinator. While in Washington DC students are housed in a furnished apartment complex in Arlington, VA, and share accommodations with other UC students. All students must submit an application to the UC Davis Washington Center to be considered for acceptance to the program. Students who decide to take the course for credit must apply through the Washington Center Office of the Internship and Career Center on campus.