
Internships and Apprenticeships
Earn Credit for Completed Internships and Apprenticeships
Students may be eligible to receive academic credit after the completion of an approved internship or apprenticeship through the submission of a portfolio that documents learning and provides evidence of the knowledge, skills, and competencies acquired. To learn more about internship and apprenticeship opportunities, including benefits and application processes, please refer to the information below.
Internships
Internships are short-term experiences intended to help you gain valuable insight into your future industry, taking place at the employer's site. Through your role as an intern, you'll get a first-hand look at the day-to-day tasks and culture within your employer's company.
Schedule an appointment with and Academic & Career Coordinator by clicking Need to Schedule Appointment.
For more information about internship opportunities, how to apply for an internship and career services, students are encouraged to visit the Career Services webpage.
Apprenticeships
Apprenticeships are long-term experiences intended to lead to full-time employment. Much like internships, apprenticeships allow you to establish professional bonds and mentorships with experts in your future field while participating in a contextual learning experience. However, apprenticeships provide you with a paid, outlined educational and mentored opportunity. In addition to the experience you will gain, participants receive a nationally recognized credential from the Department of Labor upon completion of the apprenticeship program.
For more information about apprenticeships opportunities, program benefits and to access the apprenticeship application, students should visit the Apprenticeship webpage.
