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The internship program coordinated by the Career Services Office has been developed to assist students with the career decision-making process during matriculation at Howard University. Internships, also referred to as work-based learning, provide the opportunity for students to apply knowledge gained in the classroom to real-life work experiences that will assist with the careful selection of a viable profession upon graduation.
Hundreds of fall, spring, and summer internship opportunities, listed and updated daily in the Career Resources Library, are available to any student currently enrolled at Howard University in good academic standing (at least a 2.50 GPA). Because the career selection process can be complex and engaging, students are encouraged to participate in the internship program from as early as the summer following their freshman year. Participating from this early provides at least three work-based learning experiences that will significantly increase your confidence in making career choice.
To qualify for the job/internship program students are required to:
Though these are the minimum requirements set by the Career Services Office, employers will outline specific requirements and deadlines for application submission that must also be met. For further information, call 202-806-7513.
Additional Internship Resources
Below are a list of links to other resources to assist you in your internship search.
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