INTERNSHIPS IN INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
Internships are an important way to make your resume stand out from those of your peers. They will provide you with vital career experience. Employers often look for someone with experience in their industry. Many corporations, government agencies, and non-profit groups offer internships and co-op programs throughout the spring and fall semesters, as well as winter and summer depending on the employer. Internships can also give you a sense of which direction you may want to go after college. Whether it is graduate school, employment in the private sector, or a position in the government, internship can help make this possible.
Recent MU International Studies majors have interned with:
- Canadian Parliament
- Chilean Parliament
- British Parliament
- Save the Children Foundation
- Lancaster PRIME
- Embassy of Costa Rica-Washington, D.C.
- Amnesty International
- Nissin Food Corporation
- Marks and Spencer
- Office of Global Education & Partnerships
- US Department of Commerce
For more information about internships in general, contact the Office of Community and Academic Partnerships in Lyle Hall.
