Internships can serve as a valuable tool in a student's intellectual development, helping you gain practical experience that augments your formal education and enhances your professional preparation.
Finding Internships
- Summer Humanities Internships (SHIP) provide funding for summer research internships in the humanities and social sciences for 10 weeks in area cultural, historical or archival settings.
- Global Research and Internship Programs (GRIP) provide an opportunity to intern or conduct research abroad for 8 to 12 weeks over the summer.
Career Services also maintains listings and resources about internships including Handshake, a recruiting platform helping students connect with employers, internships, event information and On-Campus Recruiting opportunities.