Links - Internships

UT Courses Awarding Credit For Internships:
For details, see College of Liberal Arts Career Services

HMN 110 is a web based course offered every semester: fall, spring & summer; as a web based course, there are no in-class meetings. Students may intern at sites here in Austin or anywhere in the world and assignments are submitted electronically via Blackboard. The HMN 110 deliverables comprise of a learning agreement, seven journals, two assignments, three evaluations and a final paper. Course Requirements: >29 Hours, >2.4 GPA, Any Major

HMN 210 is a seminar based course offered during the fall and spring semesters only. The seminar style offers students the opportunity to reflect on the internship experience, share ideas and experiences and discuss issues and concerns. The seminar meets once a week for two hours. The goal of the seminar is to encourage open discussion and participation of all students. The HMN 210 deliverables include a learning agreement, journals, assignments, evaluations, oral presentations and a final paper. Course Requirements: >29 Hours, >2.4 GPA, Any Major

Internship Sites:

accessUT: AccessUT provides UT students a centralized and easily accessible website to explore a vast array of internship listings and other career opportunities. The UT Career Services Offices as well as state and national employers post their availabilities to this website. UT students can access these internships and careers by using their UT EID and password.
AIESEC: This UT student-run organization is part of an international organization that offers help finding paid and unpaid international internships.
Alliance Abroad: Opportunities in traveling, working, teaching, and interning abroad
Big Apple Head: Internships and entry-level positions in New York City in a variety of career fields.
Bunk 1: Allows you to post your resume for summer camp jobs.
Dow Jones: Internships in editing and reporting at various nationwide newspapers.
Dynamy: The Dynamy program is a one-year internship in Worcester, MA, and placements relating to many career areas are possible.
ECO's Environmental Placement Services: Describes opportunities for students with an academic background related to environmental sciences. The internships are through the Environmental Careers Organization.
Entertainment Jobs: Lists internships and jobs in the entertainment industry.

Everett Public Service Internships: Internships in public service with a heavy emphasis in New York and Washington DC.

Get That Gig: Lets you search for internships in a variety of career fields.
Idealist: Click on "nonprofit internships" to access database of US and international nonprofit opportunities. Search by career field, location, or skills.
Intern Abroad: Allows you to search by country for internships, including tips for doing an internship in that country
InternSearch: Listing of internships in the sports/health field, including health, fitness, and wellness.

Museum Resource Board: Internships in museums; search by location or organization name.
People To People International: This organization provides non-paid overseas internships that match your academic discipline.
The Princeton Review: Searchable database including many career fields.
Quintessential Career and Job-Hunting Resources Guide: Lots of great links to internship information and postings. CHECK THIS OUT!
Rising Star Internships: Internships in a wide variety of career fields. Includes a resume posting section that employers can access.
SNPA Internship Directory: Lists newspaper journalism internships by state. Sponsored by the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association.
Study Abroad: Allows you to search for study abroad and work abroad programs by many criteria.
Texas Music Office: Offers internships every four months to four students.
UT Volunteer and Service Learning Center: Many volunteer opportunities provide excellent training, a chance to practice career-relevant skills, and a way to network in the work world.
Variety Careers: A media and entertainment job site that also lists internships.
Volunteer Placements: Lists non-paid internships around the world in a variety of career fields.
The Washington Center: Places interns in Washington D.C. in a variety of career fields and includes special programs with nonprofit organizations, international agencies, and placements for recent college graduates.
Fund for American Studies: Semester and summer internships in Washington D.C. in conjunction with Georgetown University.
The Washington Semester: Provides both internships and academic programs in Washington D.C. There are fees and tuition costs for this program.
You And The Smithsonian: Describes internships in museum studies at the Smithsonian Institution.