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Marketing Internships

Developed in the early 90s, the Marketing Department offers an Internship class (MKTG 567) as an important part of the electives available to undergraduate students who are exploring career opportunities in the marketing field. While the three-unit course continues to fill each semester, there are several internships left unfilled, and they are available to all Marketing majors interested in paid or unpaid opportunities.

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Organizations wishing to advertise a Marketing Internship for our students, please click here to post your listing
Students looking for a Marketing Internship, check the listings here and also at http://www.monstertrak.com
For a description of the academic credit undergraduate internship course, go to the MKTG 567 Syllabus.

Internships cover all aspects of the marketing field—advertising, public relations, promotions, and direct marketing. Most employers are looking for 10 to 20 hours per week, and all require students to have had at least one marketing class and a good understanding of the areas mentioned above. All internships are supervised by marketing professionals who provide a learning experience with hands-on training. Internships are generally for one semester, but some may extend beyond. There is NO commitment by the employer to offer the student a full-time job following the internship.

While many internships are with small businesses and non-profit organizations, full-service ad agencies, public relations promotions, and broadcast companies are looking for students as well.