Students complete a six-month internship in a country where the language the student is studying is predominate. This extended period allows companies to complete important projects and allows the evaluation of a potential full-time hire at limited risk. MIBS students are available from July through December for these internships. Companies may screen internship candidates from resumes which are available in October and schedule on-campus recruiting dates through the last week in March. Internships are a required part of the MHR curriculum.
Students intern during the summer after completing the first year of the program.
The Graduate Career Management Office can post these positions. Students respond directly to company postings. Since 1979, The Darla Moore School of Business at USC has provided valuable, cost effective consulting services to numerous companies and agencies through the Field Consulting Program. Teams of IMBA students, under the direction of a full-time faculty member, work directly with companies to resolve specific business concerns or conduct research. Analysis of capitalization and structure options for a major regional investment firm.