Internships | Department of Sociology | The University of Vermont(title)

Sociology majors and minors participate in internships locally, nationally, and abroad. The College of Arts and Sciences supports several types of internships that draw on skills possessed by sociology majors. To enroll for credit for your internship, please see our internship credit page.

Do an Internship for Sociology Credit

Professor Alice Fothergill's course SOC 286: Applied Sociology (designated as a service-learning course), allows students to participate in a service-learning partnership with King Street Youth Center. This is a group project in which students volunteer and conduct an evaluation of King Street Youth Center's programs. Alternatively, students can choose and arrange their own internships in a local non-profit for the spring semester. Students can be supervised independently through enrollment in this course. Generally, internships require ten hours a week of service in the agency site for three hours of course credit. Sociology requires a rigorous scholarly component as well, including bi-weekly meetings, a sociological literature review, and a final paper. For more information on sociology internships, contact Alice Fothergill at 656-2127 or alice.fothergill@uvm.edu.

CAS Internship and Experiential Learning Program