Academic Internships An Academic Internship is designed to provide meaningful work experience related to a student's academic studies. It is a means of experiencing and evaluating a potential career choice while still in school. Every internship is unique and designed to best suit the needs of both students and the supervising organizations. Internship Guidelines Juniors and seniors are eligible. The internship must relate to the student's major.
Students earn academic credit and pay tuition.
Hours spent on site are flexible and may be adjusted to the needs of students and on-site supervisors. Students are supervised by a faculty member and an on-site supervisor. Two internships may be completed at Ursuline, but they must consist of different activities and experiences. Academic internships can be developed for almost any major. Students who wish to participate in the program must meet with the coordinator of Experimental Education one month prior to registration.