Internship Information

Internships are a great way to gather experience for future professional opportunities. You can find on-campus, seasonal, or international internships in your field of study or something outside your major that will enrich your future career. The opportunities are out there.

Below are a few sites that are useful in identifying potential internships. Other sources include departmental websites and going directly to employer homepages. It is also helpful to attend all on-campus Career Fairs to meet and network with employers who may be seeking interns. To find out more about internships and how to get started searching, browse our upcoming events and resources.

Need Help?

Career Service Professionals are available to help you learn more about internships, build your resume, discover personal goals, find career pathways, and learn more about networking. For more information, please schedule an appointment to meet with a Career Services Coordinator by emailing aces@uwyo.edu, calling 766-2398, or stopping by Knight Hall room 222.

Remember to be proactive in your job search and before you apply for anything you should have a polished resume; ACES can assist you with this.

Interested in Receiving Credit for Your Internship?

Each college and/or department has different requirements for receiving credit for your internship. Because of this, it is easiest to start with your academic advisor, faculty mentor, or an ACES staff to determine the next steps for your unique situation. If you wish you speak with an ACES staff member, you can email aces@uwyo.edu or make an appointment with one of our career services staff members through Navigate.

Internship Resources

Handshake

Apply for on-campus-interviews and view jobs and internships posted by ACES and employers working directly with ACES

The Global Career Accelerator

The Global Career Accelerator program is a one-semester program for undergraduate students through Podium Education to get real-world experience and increase your marketable skills while also going to school. You will enroll in a 4 credit class through UW and pay a $1600 program fee through which you will earn an interactive and assessed certificate. For more information, visit UW's Global Career Accelerator Program page.

Forage

Forage is a fast and easy way to access career development modules through a library of hundreds of 2-5 hour online projects designed by top companies such as JP Morgan and General Electric. This is a free resource and you can start learning right now!

Idealist

This resource is great for searching for non-profit internships.

Indeed

Complies millions of jobs from thousands of company websites, job boards, and newspapers for a one-stop-search.

Way Up

Way Up helps students discover amazing internship opportunities they would not have considered otherwise. This resource also compiles company profiles, tools for resume creation, internship preparation and more to help students and employers maximize their internship experience.

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