Unlock your career potential with the Univeristy Career Services Internship Program! Gain real-world experience and invaluable industry connections. A study by the National Association of Colleges and Employers found that 62% of 2023 graduates completed internships—59% of which were paid, paving the way to full-time employment.
Recognizing the critical need for paid internships, especially for students juggling work and academics, the University Career Service Internship (UCSI) Program bridges the gap where unpaid opportunities fall short. If you want to get paid to boost your career prospects and network before graduation, explore the UCSI Program.
University Career Services Internship Program Details
Earn While You Learn!
- Stipend and Hours: Students will be paid $11.08 per hour and can work a maximum of 10 hours per week. The internship spans 15 weeks, allowing students to earn up to $1,663.20.
- Financial Aid Check: Your stipend is paid through financial aid. If you have an outstanding balance, your stipend may be used to cover it. Additionally, you may not receive a stipend if you have already received the maximum amount of aid for the semester.
- Internship Search: It’s up to you to secure an unpaid internship. Consider starting with small businesses and nonprofit organizations for exciting opportunities!
- Activate Your Handshake Account: Make sure your Handshake account is active and your resume is up-to-date.
- Gain Valuable Experience: Your responsibilities will include tasks from your supervisors, paperwork for University Career Services, and professional development activities. This is your chance to gain real-world experience and develop professionally!
- The UCSI Program Application Process
- UCSI Prospective Internship Employers
- Trojan Internship Playbook 2024
Hear from our past interns
Josie Efird – UA Little Rock
Josie Efird attended another college before discovering that her career interests and passion for storytelling intersected at UA Little Rock. She is studying Mass Communications while interning with KUAR, Little Rock’s public radio station.
