The Internship Directory listing has
moved to become part of the UCSC Intern Connection database. The
link is: http://www.careercenter.ucsc.edu/internships/
To view the on-campus listings select the pop up "internship
program" field and scroll to the program of your interest. After
selecting the program use the search button to view a detailed description
of the on-campus program.
The following is the list of on-campus programs:
- Arboretum, UCSC
- California Teach Program, UCSC
- Chancellor's Undergraduate Internship Program, CUIP
- Chemistry/Biochemistry, NSF SURF Fellowship
- Chicano Latino Resource Center
- City on a Hill Press
- College 9 & 10 Service Learning Program
- Community Studies Field Program
- Earth and Planetary Sciences Dept.
- Economics Field Study Program
- Education Minor Program
- Environmental Studies Internship/Field Program
- Feminist Studies Dept.
- Film & Digital Media Dept.
- Global Information Internship Program
- Health Sciences Internship Program
- KZSC 88.1 FM
- Latin American and Latino Studies Dept.
- Life Lab Science Program, UCSC
- Lionel Cantu GLBTI Resource Center
- MARC / MBRS, Research/Biomedical Programs
- Professions Training Program
- Psychology Field Study Program
- Rape Prevention Education
- Seymour Center at Long Marine Lab
- Shakespeare Santa Cruz
- Student Environmental Center (SEC), UCSC
- Student Organization Advising and Resources, SOAR
- UC Center Sacramento Program
- UCDC Program
- Women's Center
Internships (also known as field studies, volunteer experiences
and co-ops) are meaningful, career-related work experiences
that allow students to apply academic knowledge to the world of
work. They are critical for job placement after graduation.
There are numerous internship opportunities available through UCSC
departments, units and programs. Some internships are for academic
credit; others are paid positions. However, they all have the common
goal of providing career-related work experience.
General Academic Internships
Most departments offer students the opportunity to complete an internship
for academic credit. A few departments, for example, Economics,
Psychology and Environmental Studies actually have a field studies
program coordinator. Other departments offer an upper-division course,
normally 198 - Independent Field Studies, which is sponsored by
a faculty member from that department. Often the Field Study internship
may count as upper-division elective credit towards the major.
Each department has its own application process, however, most require
a petition form and sponsorship by a faculty member. Students interested
in this type of internship should contact the field studies program
coordinator or the undergraduate advisor.
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