Learn more about internships and how they can benefit you now and in the future!

• Finding an Internship Guide
  (View and print the "Finding an Internship"guide as a PDF document.)
• Internship Contacts Listed by Academic Department
• State of Wisconsin Summer Affirmative Action Intern Program (SAAIP):
  This program provides racial/ethnic minorities, female students, and students with disabilities an opportunity to work in a professional setting within Wisconsin state government.
  

NOTE: Students should access and complete the UW-Green Bay "Instructor Approved Registration" form through the Registrar's Office forms page and consult with a faculty advisor to receive credit for an internship, independent study or teaching assistantship.

Undergraduate Research Programs

• National Science Foundation's Research Experiences for Undergraduates Program (REU) These programs are for students pursuing degrees in the Sciences: Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Engineering, Math and Earth Science.

Additional Internship Articles and Resources

• Internships From Accounting to Zoology - How to Find Your Dream Internship 2010 Webinar presented on January 28, 2010. Industry expert Donald Asher will guide you through the different internship options currently available and the strengths and weaknesses of each type. He'll also provide tips to students how to market their internships on resumes and to employers during interviews.
• Federal Internship Directory - Search by major, career interest area, or agency.