Internship Information
Often considered one of the most significant experiences on a resume, internships are intentional, structured opportunities where you can apply what you are learning in your courses in a professional setting that also serves as a learning environment.
Internships may be paid or unpaid and completed for academic credit or non-credit bearing. While some employers may look for juniors or seniors for their internships, there are options available for students of all class years. These experiences typically span across a semester or summer and can be full-time or part-time.
University Career Service Internship Funding Impact
Internship Stipend & Funding Support
Experiential learning opportunities supported through University Career Services funding.
University Career Service Internship (UCSI) Program
Paid internships are designed to build career-ready skills.
UCSI Program Application
Know the steps and what’s expected of you.
Trojan Interns in Action
Showcasing UA Little Rock students gaining hands-on professional experience
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Benefits of Internships
Internships connect academic learning with real-world experience, allowing students to build career-ready skills, explore career interests, and gain valuable professional exposure. These experiences help students strengthen their resumes, expand professional networks, and better prepare for future employment or graduate study.
