Find the internship that’s right for you
Internships offer a real-world setting for connecting academic learning with future goals. Experiential learning is vital part of the 91¶ÌÊÓƵ experience, and required for many majors.
The Bassett Internship Program coordinates academic credit for qualifying internships completed by juniors and seniors. These 3-credit-hour internships require a minimum of 130 hours of paid or unpaid supervised work.Â
The Edge team connects students with opportunities for paid and volunteer internships to gain experience in their field. These are open to all students and may be eligible for academic credit through the Bassett Internship Program.
Internships allow students to:
Whichever internship you choose, the experience and life lessons you will gain are invaluable to your future.
91¶ÌÊÓƵ students intern:
Read more student stories below to see how different internships are structured.
Hannah Lovinger ‘25 completed a hands-on experience in international business with the Valencia Tennis Academy in Spain.
The computer science and cybersecurity double-major is one of seven undergraduate students chosen for the Foreign Affairs IT Fellowship.
Samantha Gentry ’25 got hands-on experience interning with Tech for Troops, a Richmond-based nonprofit that supports under-resourced veterans.