Internships provide valuable opportunities for students to connect their studies to potential future careers while receiving course credit. Because we believe so strongly in this, the English Department provides substantial scholarships for English Majors pursuing internships that are either non-paying or low-paying. English Majors regularly pursue internships with media outlets, government, publishers, non-profit organizations and consulting firms.  

How to Set Up an Internship:

• For help finding an internship, view College of Arts and Sciences internships.
• In the fall and spring semesters, find a faculty member in English who's willing to supervise your internship. This would normally be someone with whom you've taken a class and with whom you enjoy working.
• Fill out our internship form (PDF) and write an internship proposal with the help of your faculty supervisor.
• Get the required signatures and deliver the form and proposal to the Chair of the English Department before the end of the add/drop period. You will then get the override that allows you to register for the class.