• Accounting
• Anthropology
• Art
• Biology
• Business Administration
• Chemistry
• Communication & the Arts
• Communication
• Computer Science
• Earth Science
• Economics
• Education
• English
• Environmental Policy & Planning
• Environmental Science
• First Nations Studies (formerly American Indian Studies)
• French
• Geography
• German
• History

• Human Biology
• Human Development
• Humanistic Studies
• Individual Major
• Information Sciences
• Interdisciplinary Studies
• International Education
• Mathematics
• Music
• Nutritional Sciences
• Philosophy
• Political Science
• Psychology
• Public Administration
• Social Change & Development
• Social Work
• Spanish
• Theatre
• Urban & Regional Studies
• Women's Studies

Procedures for Participation: Contact Brent Hussin at least one semester prior to the semester in which you would like to intern.

Accounting and Business Administration internship credits count toward degree requirements as upper-level electives only.  All Accounting and Business Administration internships are graded on a pass/no-credit basis. Accounting majors are limited to a total of 6 internship credits.

Procedures for Participation: Contact department faculty.

Anthropology internship credits can count toward degree requirements.

Graphic Art Contact: Jeff Benzow
Office Location: Studio Arts 373
Office Phone: (920) 465-2169
Department Phone: (920) 465-2348

Gallery & Museum Studies: Stephen Perkins
Office Location: Theatre Hall 272
Office Phone: (920) 465-2916

Photography Contact: Sarah Detweiler
Office Location: Studio Arts 273
Office Phone: (920) 465-2634
Department Phone: (920) 465-2348

Photography Contact: Sarah Detweiler
Office Location: Studio Arts 273
Office Phone: (920) 465-2634
Department Phone: (920) 465-2348

Communication website at UW-Green Bay 

Mass & Electronic Media (TV, Radio), Journalism, Public Relations, Advertising: Timothy Meyer
Office Location: MAC-C 308
Office Phone: (920) 465-2134
Department Phone: (920) 465-5038

ESL/Linguistics:  Clifford Abbott
Office Location: MAC-C 325
Office Phone: (920) 465-2451
Department Phone: (920) 465-5038

Computer Science at UW-Green Bay
Information Sciences at UW-Green Bay

Procedures for Participation - General:  You must get a list of job expectations and requirements. Intern supervisor must agree to provide a written evaluation of your work. You must also provide a written and oral presentation to the faculty supervisor. Anything else depends on the particular internship.

• faculty being contacted by sponsoring organization,
• your initiative in developing an internship opportunity,
• faculty initiative.

Although an internship can range from 3 to 12 credits, a maximum of 3 credits will count toward the upper level requirements for the Computer Science or Information Sciences majors.

Procedures for Participation:  Arrangement can be made with one of the local television station meteorologists for an internship in television/broadcast meteorology. Students learn to assemble a weather forecast within the constraints imposed by broadcast schedule. Intended for students interested in TV meteorology as a career.

Earth Science internship credits count toward degree requirements.

• 2.75 for Student Teaching and a minimum of 100 hours of program approved field/clinical experiences through UW-Green Bay program courses.
• 3.0 for Internship and a minimum of 150 hours of program approved field/clinical experiences through program courses.

Procedures for Participation:  Individual school districts establish internships through the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction in specific academic areas. Students who are interested in applying for an internship should contact the Professional Program in Education.  Names of interested students will be forwarded to the school district(s) and the student may be contacted for an interview.  If chosen for an internship, the student will also apply for a Wisconsin intern license. Application information is available from the Professional Program in Education. 

Education internships receive 12 credits toward degree requirements.

Fees:  There is a $250 internship application fee and $50 internship license fee.

Procedures for Participation: Contact faculty for procedures.

English internship credits count toward degree requirements.

1. For each credit, the student must complete 45-50 hours of internship activity including: research, preparing reports, and consultations with advisors.
2. The internship must be jointly supervised by organizational and faculty advisors.
3. An internship contract must be developed no later than two weeks after the beginning of the semester.
4. A final report, prepared by the intern, will describe: the project and objectives, the intern's role, the progress of the project, and personal lessons learned.

Grades will be determined by the UW-Green Bay advisor in consultation with the organizational advisor and will be based on work performance and the final report.

Procedures for Participation: Contact faculty for procedures.

French Program at UW-Green Bay

• A current list of Internship Advisors for Human Development Majors is listed at: http://www.uwgb.edu/humdev/about/advisors.asp
• View the Student Internship Policy for Human Development Majors at: http://www.uwgb.edu/humdev/internships/policy.asp
• View the Student Internship Policy for Psychology Majors at:
  http://www.uwgb.edu/psychology/internships/index.htm

Human Development Program at UW-Green Bay
Psychology Program at UW-Green Bay

Office of International Education at UW-Green Bay

Public and Environmental Affairs at UW-Green Bay

1. For each credit, the student must complete 45-50 hours of internship activity including: research, preparing reports, and consultations with advisors.
2. The internship must be jointly supervised by organizational and faculty advisors.
3. An internship contract must be developed no later than two weeks after the beginning of the semester.
4. A final report, prepared by the intern, will describe: the project and objectives, the intern's role, the progress of the project, and personal lessons learned.