Internship FAQ

An internship is an opportunity to learn through experience. By taking what you have learned in your courses out of the classroom, you have the chance to apply your knowledge and develop your skills in a workplace setting. By engaging in hands-on projects, making connections in your field, and exploring your intended career path, you’ll find that an internship can be the key to setting yourself up to launch your career after graduation. By participating in an internship or co-operative program, students can receive academic credit while gaining work experience and earning money to support their education. We recommend all students complete an internship, but requirements vary by major. 

The Office of Internships & Co-Operative Programs
The Office of Internships & Co-Operative Programs partner with employers who can offer students meaningful work with a learning component related to their field of study.
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