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What Percentage of F&ES Internships Lead to Full-Time Positions? 8%!

Results from CDO’s 6-Month Out First Destination Survey, 2010-11 Average

Q. Prior to working in this current position, please describe any previous interaction you had with this employer.
 
Internship  8%
Class Project  8%
Previous Employer 9%
Other  24%
No Interaction 51%

               
          
  
   
 

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NOTE: International students conducting internships in the US are required to fill out paperwork for Curricular Practical Training (CPT).  Please check in with the Office of International Students and Scholars regarding your individual status and requirements.
Internship Showcase
Six returning 2nd year students from a wide range of interest areas shared advice and tips for incoming students during CDO's 2011 Internship and Research Showcase

F&ES 006 Summer Internship/Research


Course Description

The summer internship or research project is an important opportunity for students to apply knowledge and skills gained during their first year of study, to gain professional experience, build networks and to investigate potential career paths first-hand.  Consists of a research project or internship experience between 10 and 12 weeks, typically between the summer of first and second year of the program.  Students have latitude in designing a summer practicum closely aligned with individual academic and career goals.  Students are responsible for securing their own internship or developing a relevant research project with appropriate faculty supervision, applying for and securing their own summer funding, and filing appropriate paperwork with the Career Development Office before and after the internship or research experience in order to receive course credit. Required for all master's candidates. 0 Credits.

 
Registration and Completion 
Students are required to complete a two-step process to register for and report on completion of the summer internship or research project, FES006.

  • Step One: Complete on-line project description by May 15th
  • Step Two: Complete on-line student evaluation by September 5th.