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NOTE: Students may obtain the UW-Green Bay Internship
Proposal Form through the Registrar's Office or
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An
internship...
- Is a work experience
where you earn academic credits
- May or may not be
compensated
- Is typically 8-20 hours
of on-site work per week
- Should involve
professional activities that ideally relate to your
career field
- Must be approved and
supervised by a faculty member as well as an on-site
supervisor
Why should
I do an internship?
- To gain practical
experience while earning academic credit
- To help you in your
career by giving you first-hand occupational
information
- To improve job prospects
after graduation by giving you valuable work
experience
- To offer you contacts or
a job reference which are useful in later job
searches
Undergraduate Research
Programs
Where Can I Find an Internship?
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Career Services maintains a comprehensive list of on-line job &
internship search resources on the
Internet Job & Internship
Search Resources page. These links will assist you
in your search for internships as well as volunteer and
full-time positions. Resources are grouped by interest area.
Are you seeking an internship or volunteer experience outside
of the U.S.? Looking to study abroad? Be sure to
connect with the
UW-Green Bay Office of International Education to learn more
about the programs they offer. |
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