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 Support Award Initiative
Experiential learning opportunities supported through University Career Services funding.
Internship Support Award Initiative
Find eligibility requirements, important dates, and application details.
Initiative Impact
Learn about the Initiative’s funding sources, employers who have hosted UA Little Rock interns, and the benefits of experiential learning.
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Award Recipients
Meet the students whose unpaid internships have been supported through the Initiative and explore their experiences, achievements, and career success stories.
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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.
