Internships

Internships

Internships

WHAT'S AN INTERNSHIP?
An internship is a course taken outside the classroom where students, under supervision, perform tasks, test theories, and exercise skills learned in the classroom. In the College of Communication and Creative Arts, internships are available in many of our programs. Internships are a great way to build up your resume and make connections that can help you out in the future!

WHAT'S INVOLVED?
Each 3-credit course requires students to perform 120 supervised hours of work. Where 6-credit internships are available, they require 240 hours of supervised work. Students are limited to 6 credit hours (240 on-site hours) of internship. In special cases, with a faculty advisor's consent, a student may apply for an additional 3 hours.

WHAT DO I DO IF I'M INTERESTED?

Contact your adisor or your department internship coordinator listed below. Students who fail to gain departmental approval until after starting the internship will not be permitted to register for the course.