A full description of internship activities, including methods of academic evaluation, must be submitted to the student's major professor and the associate dean of graduate studies. It will be included in the student's file. An internship may be required by some graduate tracks. Experience gained in permanent employment cannot normally be counted as an internship. The amount of credit acquired through an internship is determined by the student's graduate committee, subject to approval by the associate dean of graduate studies.
Normal maximum is six credits.
The graduate program does not award credit for prior experience. However valid, an internship undertaken prior to enrollment in the program cannot carry credit toward the M.S. degree. Such courses are not normally intended to become part of the regular curriculum. Courses offered with the 795 number can not be counted as part of the graduate core requirement. The specialized study component may also include a maximum of 12 graduate credits earned at other accredited institutions prior to admission to UW-Green Bay.