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Student internships are available for all majors within the College of Business and Computing and vary in scope and location. These internships are aimed at providing hands-on learning and additional experience to better prepare our graduates. Responsibilities may vary based on the location and requirements of the internship and are available throughout campus and the local community.
Responsibilities are challenging, stimulating, and provide the student with the opportunity to make a contribution to the company or GSW office. Students should locate an internship in their field of interest and should expect to work 15 hours weekly in order to receive class credit.
Research opportunities that you are interested in, or by using the contact information below to request any available opportunities.
Once you are accepted to the desired position, submit the Internship Agreement form (see below) to the employer internship supervisor.
Complete the Internship Registration Request to start the approval process. Once approved, you will be automatically registered.
After the term begins, you will need to log into GeorgiaVIEW to complete attendance and course requirements throughout the semester.
There are countless internships you can apply for and receive school credit.
In some cases, you may be paid for your internship position. However, the purpose of an internship is to gain valuable experience in your field while satisfying credit hours toward graduation.
While internships are not required, GSW encourages students to work an internship in their field of interest by offering a variety of positions that offer experience in many different fields.
Yes! Often, our local businesses need interns that have received a higher level of education. Please talk to your advisor about any opportunities available.
Preference may be given to students majoring in the specific field. However, those with the required skills and experience should still apply for any availabilities.
My Internship gave me the skills and experience I needed to be more confident in a professional setting. Being able to apply the concepts from class materials while at work was rewarding.