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INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
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An internship is a field work experience which provides you with the opportunity to participate in preprofessional work related to your career interests. Interns work in corporations, government agencies, and non-profit organizations depending on your career interests. Internships are available during the Fall, Spring and Summer Semesters on a part-time (8-20 hours per week) or full-time (30-35 hours per week) basis. Matriculated undergraduate and graduate students are eligible to apply. Some projects may require related course work and a specific class standing (i.e. sophomore, junior or senior.)
Drop by the office in 805 East, or phone (212) 772-4850 to schedule an appointment for detailed information on projects and application procedures. We recommend that you apply as early as possible.
Having an internship gives you the opportunity to:
- Explore a career field of interest
- Learn new job skills and gain experience
- Demonstrate related experience on a résumé
- Discuss experience at a job interview
- Obtain references from professionals in the field
- Develop contacts for future employment
- Become better prepared for a competitive job market
- Earn possible academic credit or stipends
Available Internships
CDS has extensive internship opportunities in all majors and career fields for students to gain pre-professional work experience related to career interests:
| Accounting Actuary Advertising Anthropology Art Arts Administration Computer Graphics Computer Programming Counseling Cultural Affairs Dance Economic Development Editorial Entertainment Casting Environmental Protection Film Finance Gerontology Health Administration |
Health Education Historical Preservation Human Resources Import/Export Insurance International Affairs Journalism Laboratory Research Legal Affairs Legislative Research Mapping Marketing Media Multimedia Museum Operations Music Photography Physical Education Policy Analysis |
Psychology Public Relations Radio Real Estate Recreation Rehabilitation Securities Social Research Social Services Special Events Planning Sports Statistical Analysis Systems Analysis Television Theater Transportation Urban Planning Video Production Women's Issues |
Internship Meetings
At the beginning of each semester, internship meetings are held to provide you with information needed to obtain an internship.
Internship Guide
This guide will help you prepare for the application process for internship placement.
Individual Appointments
Make an appointment with Paula Wicklow, the internship coordinator, by calling (212) 772-4850 to discuss internship placement, academic credit options and assistance in the application process.
