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Benefits of Internships


A Win-Win-Win Opportunity

Student Benefits

  • Students participating in the program are able to apply classroom and textbook theories to a "real world" setting. Students learn first-hand how to use their academic skills.
  • Students gain valuable experience in their field of endeavor for post-graduate employment opportunities.
  • Most intern positions are salaried to provide a financial incentive.
  • Students are able to establish networks in the business community and their performance can lead to long-term employment with the same company after graduation.
  • Many students are given special projects to assist the business in developing new millennium management practices. This provides the students with a sense of achievement and belonging.
  • Students may receive academic credit for the internship.

Employer Benefits

  • Employers receive a well-educated, motivated college student to assist them in the practical application of the latest business strategies and techniques.
  • Employers gain the opportunity to recruit and hire long-term, knowledgeable employees.
  • The College of Business and its students become a valuable resource for all aspects of the employer's business.
  • Our students and the Internship Program will help the employer achieve a sustainable competitive advantage.

College of Business Benefits

  • The College is able to provide a well-rounded, experienced-based education for our students.
  • Postgraduate placement rates are enhanced for our students, which may broaden networks for future graduate opportunities.
  • The College faculty actively participates in service and research for the participating business.
  • The Internship Program is a way to establish and strengthen strategic alliances and partnerships.

To Apply

  • Students wishing to participate in the program must meet the academic requirements of the College and complete the application process. For information, visit College of Business Room 228.
  • Employers must submit an application for a student intern, which includes information about the company and a job description for the position available.

Contacts

Joan Downham, Coordinator
Room 228 College of Business
Ph 307-766-2363
Email - downhamj@uwyo.edu

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Last Updated on 5/6/2008 1:38:01 PM