Internships
Gain Essential Job Market Experience
Many degree programs require an internship, but even if yours doesn’t, having one on your resume could set you apart. Statistics show that students who complete at least one internship before graduation are more likely to get hired than those who don’t.
Let us help you search and apply for the types of internships that will help you succeed.
See your Faculty Intern Advisor (FIA) for details on completing an internship in your specific major.
Fellowship Programs in Washington D.C. and New York City
Open to students in all degree programs, the Washington Fellowship and the New York City Fellowship will equip you with the professional skills and experience you need to pursue your career with confidence.
Apply to the Fellowship of your first choice through the links below. If you have an interest in both Fellowships, please submit only one application and both opportunities can be discussed during the interview.
Internships for Credit
Get experience in the workplace while still a student. See your Faculty Intern Advisor (FIA) for details on completing a for-credit internship in your specific major.
Other Ways to Gain Experience:
- Externship/Job Shadowing
- Volunteer Service and CSER
- Zero Credit Internships (CPT) – International Students
Internship Search Resources