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INTERNSHIPS

Internships are extremely important for students pursuing careers in Communication. The School of Communication & Multimedia Studies at Florida Atlantic University has a diverse internship program to allow students to gain practical experience in a wide range of communication-related fields. The internships are designed to enrich the curriculum and
to assist students in exploring various career options.

Internships for credit are subject to the policy guidelines adopted by the School's faculty, explained below. Students
must first meet the eligibility requirements to qualify for admission to the program. Enrollment in COM 3945, Communication Internship, is a privilege reserved for majors who distinguish themselves as above-average students. The School is able to procure better quality placements because employers are interested in carefully pre-screened candidates. Participation is based upon academic merit, not merely undergraduate longevity. Limited enrollment
allows for careful internship supervision.

Attendance at an internship workshop is mandatory for all students interested in pursuing internship placements.
Eligible students will be formally enrolled for credit hours in COM 3945 only after attending the appropriate workshop.

The internship program offers placements in media industries that match the goals of the BA in Multimedia Studies,
and community organizations and not-for-profit agencies that match the goals of the BA in Communication Studies.

Three workshops will be held during the current term for Spring 2013 placements. 

  • Monday, October 8th from 3-4:30pm in CU 222 (Boca Campus)
  • Monday, October 22nd from 3-4:30pm Room AT 816 (Ft. Lauderdale Campus)
  • Monday, November 5th from 1-3pm in CU 222 (Boca Campus)

No reservation is required to attend a workshop.

Please carefully read the following links; they contain important information for prospective interns.

  1. RATIONALE AND BENEFITS OF AN INTERNSHIP PROGRAM

  2. ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

  3. APPLICATION PROCEDURES

  4. CREDIT, ARRANGING PLACEMENT, AND ASSIGNMENTS

  5. EVALUATION OF THE INTERNSHIP

  6. CONCLUSION

Important Documents (PDF files *)

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