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Internships
Students have the potential to earn credit for internship experience at the undergraduate and graduate level. Each department and/or program sets its own policies, as well as the process to enroll.
Undergraduate Internships
Internship credit is available at the undergraduate level in the Computer Science and Information Science programs.
Graduate Internships
Internship credit is available at the graduate level in the Computer Science and Intelligent Systems programs. Department of Informatics and Networked Systems (DINS) students should refer to either the Practicum or Co-op policy pages to earn credit for internships.
Additional Resources
For a list of experiential learning courses, please visit the current offerings here. For career resources to assist in obtaining internship positions, please click here.
Please direct any questions or concerns to the Manager of Experiential Learning, Emily Bennett.