3.00 - 6.00 Credits
The internship is designed to provide students with first hand, practical experiences in a variety of International contexts. An internship will normally consist of an overseas project or an appropriate domestic project having a substantial international component. Examples include working for an international agency at an overseas site, for the United Nations and for a domestic agency servicing immigrants or refugees. The internship is open to students with a declared minor in International Studies who have completed sixty-four credit hours (Junior status) by the start of the internship. Minors may take the internship for three or six semester hours.