Learn more about our robust, meaningful internships for undergraduate and graduate students.
For a leg up on obtaining a high-quality internship, we suggest the following:
Report your job or experience. Whether you had a paid, non-paid, or non-credit internship, help us better support all students by sharing your experience.
To report your job or internship:
To qualify for an academic for credit internship, you must meet qualifications for your department/major. You must review the guidelines for you major. Click the button below to learn more.
Be sure with your academic advisor to understand and review eligibility for an academic for credit internship.
Depending on your major, you may need to choose a faculty supervisor or, there may be a specific internship coordinator assigned for internships. Use the button below to help you identify the faculty member within your major.
Tuition and fees must be paid in full by the published payment deadline for each semester.
For questions, please visit the One Stop Enrollment website on cost of attendance and payment options.
Congratulations on landing your internship! Be sure to report your internship or job, whether paid or non-paid to help us support all students.
It is never too early to engage in an internship. If you are participating in a for-credit internship, this may require that you meet academic prerequisite requirements and approval before you earn credit. Be sure to check in with your academic advisor to determine your eligibility. If you are not ready or decide not to participate in a for-credit internship, do one anyway and gain the professional experience to advance your post-graduation career.
An internship is a temporary employment opportunity that is related to your career goal and/or major. Interns work in a professional setting designed to obtain work experience, gain knowledge in the field, network with professionals in the industry, explore a career path, increase skills and marketability.
Internships can be offered at competitive pay or unpaid. You may also be able to obtain course credit for certain major-related internships.
If you are participating in a for-credit internship, there are well-established deadlines for this that can be as early as one or two semesters prior to the start of the internship. Many employers post internship opportunities in the Fall for the following Summer.
