Student Internship Resources
Make an Appointment
Internship advisors and a career coach are available to help with your career exploration,
your internship search, resume and cover letter assistance, credit options, and any
other questions you may have.
Internship Database
View CSBS Community Partners who frequently host students as interns. This is not a listing of current postings, rather, it is a list of partners who are likely to host you as an intern and information on how to reach out to them.
Internship Credit
Learn about different internship course and their requirements, then request a permission
code for the course that aligns with your experience and major.
International Students
International students on an F1 visa are required to apply for CPT if interning outside of the University of Utah system. The ISSS has detailed on these and other international requirements on their page. You can also make an appointment to cover this information with an internship advisor. The Associate Director of Internship Programming can be listed as your advisor for the CPT form.
The Hinckley Institute
Hinckley offers local internships, internships in Washington D.C., and global internships
for students in any major with a high-level of support and structure. Students must
earn Hinckley credit. Depending on your circumstances, you may be able to count this
credit towards your major, allied credit, or graduation credit requirements.
Intern Abroad
Internship advisors and a career coach are available to help with your career exploration,
your internship search, resume and cover letter assistance, credit options, and any
other questions you may have.
Micro-Internships
Micro-internships are short-term, paid projects that allow you to gain experience and skills. These opportunities are provided by Parker-Dewey. Note that since they are short-term, in most cases you cannot earn credit for these opportunities. However, they can build your resume and help make you a viable candidate for internships.
Solution Scholars
Solution Scholars receive information, skills, and training to address challenges facing our world. Course instruction together with experiential learning (either an internship or research) prepare our Solution Scholars to make an impact and prepare for post-graduation success.
The Justice Advocacy Fellow program looks for UofU undergraduate students with diverse experiences who are interested in advocating for social justice; students who have experienced injustice in their lives are especially encouraged to apply. Previous advocacy experience is not required.