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Internships

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What is an Internship?

Internships are work/learning experiences that provide a hands-on way for students to confirm choice of major and/or career in a way that is often more substantial than a part-time job.

  • They may be linked to an academic department and/or done for academic credit.
  • A traditional internship typically lasts between two to four months and can be part-time or full-time, while micro internships are shorter experiences, about four weeks, and are normally entirely project based.
  • Some opportunities are paid while others are not.

Learn more about internship types

Internship Opportunities

Below is a list of organizations that have previously hosted internships or are currently recruiting interns. Please note that these internships may vary in terms of compensation, with some being paid and others unpaid. Additionally, certain internships may offer academic credit while others may not.

Internship Opportunities

Share your Story.

Our ANSC students participate in internships across sectors around the world. Help us share your unique experiences and inspire current and future ANSC students as they embark on their own internship journeys. 

Share Your Story

Resources

The Center for Career Readiness and Life Skills has many resources that will help you get started in your search for an Internship.

  • On-Campus & UConn Partnered Internships
    A list of on-campus and UConn partnered internship opportunities.
  • Handshake
    Search for hundreds to thousands of internships throughout the US, some from employers who only want UConn students.
  • Additional Search Engines
    Includes websites for experiences categorized by career communities, international options, post-graduation/gap year opportunities, and micro internships.
  • Career on Demand
    A variety of videos to help with the internship search process.
  • Schedule an Appointment
    Schedule an appointment with a career coach to discuss the internship search as well as how to prepare and tailor application documentation.
  • Husky Mentor Network
    Connect with alumni through the Husky Mentor Network, learn about their internship experiences, and see if anyone works where you want to intern.
  • Internship on Scholarship Program
    On-campus and virtual internships for UConn students hosted by UConn departments and supported via scholarship funds.