Internships are meaningful experiences designed to provide students with insights about potential careers. Experiential opportunities in the form of internships continue to expand as more and more employers seek graduates with pertinent skills and experiences on their resumes. Internships may be undertaken during an academic semester or summer break and students may be able to receive academic credit for their efforts. While some internships are available to only upper-class students, first and second year students should not be dissuaded from seeking intern positions.
Some students obtain paid internships.
The Director of Internships and a variety of resources are available in the Career Development Center to help students research internships.