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Faculty & Staff
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Students
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ARTSCInternship Collections
ARTSCInternship Collections on Aggie Handshake make it easy to find paid internships that align with your major & interests!
Weekly Highlights
On Campus Hybrid Technical Communication Journalism Marketing Higher Education Strategy
The Strategic Enrollment Team in the College of Arts & Sciences (ArtSci) is seeking applications for a Student Recruitment and Retention Intern whose role will focus on communication campaigns and alumni research. Specific duties will include crafting outreach messages in a variety of media such as text messages and mailed letters, tracking outreach efforts and respective outcomes, conducting alumni research on social media and other sites, and providing regular updates in the Strategic Enrollment Team’s weekly meeting.
Hybrid Logan On Campus Communication Journalism Political Science Government Sociology Anthropology
The Beehive State Panel is seeking a paid undergraduate intern to gain hands-on experience in survey research and applied social science. The intern will help develop and implement a probability-based web panel designed to gather representative perspectives from Utah residents on issues important to the state. The internship will be tailored to the student’s academic and career goals and offers valuable experience in research, communication, and public impact.
On Campus Hybrid Content Creation Digital Marketing Technical Communication Public Relations
The Strategic Enrollment Team in the College of Arts & Sciences (ArtSci) is seeking applications for a Marketing Intern to support a variety of initiatives related to student recruitment, career readiness, enrollment, and data-informed decision-making. The ideal candidate is organized, curious, and eager to gain experience in higher education administration, marketing, and project coordination.
Internships Turn Arts & Science Degrees Into Professions
Internships are short-term work experiences that give you the opportunity to gain valuable applied experience and make connections in professional fields. Employers value academic excellence and relevant work experience, meaning that students who complete internships build the skills and experience that lead to higher-paying jobs after graduation. Internships pay off later, even if they don’t pay as much right now.
Develop Resume-Ready Skills
Internships give you the chance to apply your strengths professionally, including communication, creativity, cultural literacy, problem-solving, attention to detail, and more.
Make Connections That Matter
Internships open doors that hourly jobs usually can’t.
Work Toward a Job Offer
Increase your chances by 70% of obtaining a job offer from your internship employer.
Gain Clarity
Internships help you figure out what you actually do (and don’t) enjoy before you commit to a career.
Get the Best of Both Worlds
Many internships are part-time, remote, or short-term. You can participate in an internship while working another job or completing coursework.
My work at Space Dynamics Laboratory (SDL) has been one of the most meaningful professional experiences of my academic career. This job was my first experience with technical writing outside of the basics in my courses, and I could not have asked for a better experience.
So much has changed in the course of a year, and now, with one semester remaining, I have the opportunity to leave Utah State as a respected sports journalist with a strong and impressive portfolio.
Find Your Internship
Explore current opportunities that have been prescreened for ArtSci students by checking out the ARTSCInternships collections on Handshake!
Earn Credit While You Work
- Check to see if your department requires an internship as part of your major. Check required courses if you are majoring in one of the following:
- Interior Architecture & Design
- Industrial Hygiene
- Music Therapy
- Social Work
- Theatre Arts
- Check to see if your department offers an internship course for major-specific credit. View optional internship credits.
- If your department doesn’t offer their own course or you would prefer to receive elective credits, you can enroll in ARTSCI 2250/4250 to earn 1-15 credits. Email Internship Specialist Brittney Skye at brittney.skye@usu.edu to enroll.
Meet Your Career Team
Brittney Skye
Internship Specialist
College of Arts & Sciences
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Checkmark icon Application Preparation: Resume & cover letter support, interview & communication prep, confidence & barrier reduction, and referral & partnership support. -
Checkmark icon Internship Support: Guidance, support, and strategies to navigate your internship experience effectively.
Kate Petersen
Career Design Specialist
Career Design Center
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Checkmark icon Experience: Translating skills and school projects, networking opportunities, how to gain experience for your application materials (resume/CV, cover letter/personal statement). -
Checkmark icon Launch: Transition from college to career, help with tailoring your resume, cover letter, preparing for an interview, salary negotiation.
Your Academic Advisor
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Build Experience + Find Funding
Internships aren’t the only way to make the most out of your college experience. To help students develop and apply durable and workplace skills, ArtSci connects undergraduates with a variety of experiential learning opportunities centered around research, internships, study abroad, and community service. To provide greater access to such opportunities ArtSci students can apply for multiple experiential learning scholarships depending on their majors.