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The Career Center can help you find and apply for a wide variety of internships in Burlington, nationally and around the world. In addition, the Center serves as a clearinghouse to help you access internship resources in various majors. Be sure to check out the Service-Learning Internship course for internships in the non-profit sector.
The Food Systems Internship Program helps students from across academic majors gain hands-on experience as interns in different sectors of Vermont's food systems including: farming, creating value added products, writing, marketing, business planning, food justice work, environmental sustainability, policy analysis and more.
The Office of International Education can assist students who are interested in international internships that are credit-bearing and incorporated into a study abroad program.
The Career Center can help you find and apply for part-time, summer and full time work. Utilize Handshake to find opportunities aimed at UVMers like you!
The Student Employment Office can help you find student employment: both work study and non-work study positions on campus.
Office of International Education is your resource for study abroad opportunities that promote international understanding, global citizenship and cultural diversity.
The Office of Fellowships, Opportunities, and Undergraduate Research (FOUR) offers an array of valuable resources for all UVM students, helping with their intellectual development through research and scholarly engagement, and by exploring and pursuing competitive fellowships.
The Career Center can help you explore paid, service-based 1-2 year fellowships for after graduation.
Organizations promoting volunteerism include: