Additionally, you are exposed to employers who will get to know you and the type of work you can do. This exposure opens up many networks, which can be the most effective job search tool. Finally, you are able to apply classroom theory to practical situations and demonstrate to the potential employer a strong interest and skill level in a chosen field. To receive academic credit for your internship, you must register for the internship course as you would any other course in the Catalog. To register for the internship course, you must first contact a faculty member within your department.
Some majors require application to the internship.
Visit with the faculty member to be sure you understand the requirements for the internship. Credit varies from department to department. A brief description of credit hours granted and admission requirements to the internship are available in the Catalog. Complete descriptions are available from your faculty sponsor in each individual department. After you register for the internship course, YOU need to secure your internship location.