Internships & Careers
Dive into the World of Possibilities
At the College of Humanities, we're not just about providing education; we're about creating pathways to success. Our comprehensive Internship and Career Coaching programs are designed to seamlessly bridge the gap between academic theory and real-world practice, offering students a launching pad into their future careers.
APPLY FOR SPRING 2027 INTERNSHIP COURSE
Questions about internships?
Cameron Vakilian
Associate Director, Internships and Careers
College of Humanities
Priority Deadline for Spring 2027 - Nov 1 - Click here to apply
Apply for funding for your unpaid internship - Application for Spring 2027 coming soon
Apply anytime before the start of the semester
Discover Internship & Career Resources
Career Coaching
Full-time career coaches will meet one-to-one with you to help you focus your career visions and achieve your professional goals.
Apply for an Internship Course
For every 45 hours you work in your internship, you can earn 1 credit hour with a max of 12 total.
Search Handshake for Positions
Handshake is the University of Utah's main application for finding jobs and internships.
Subscribe to Internship Annoucements
Stay in the loop on internship announcements that are relevant to your interests.
Sports Internship Program
Want to learn more about the field of sports media and operations? Join the sports internship program in partnernship with Utah Hockey.
Micro-Internships
Micro-internships are short-term, paid internships. They are great for exploring new career paths and gaining new skills in more project-oriented ways.
Hinckley Internships
Go local, national, or global for your internship experience. The Hinckley Institute places interns in a variety of positions.
Student Media
Student media is a student-run organization offering many on-campus internship opportunities with the Daily Utah Chronicle, K-UTE radio station, Geeksquad, Wasatch Magazine, AdThing, and more.
Opportunities with Goff
Explore the Goff Explorers and Trailblazers program to gain hands-on professional experience and work on meaningful, industry-relevant projects.
Community Advocacy Fellow Program
The Community Advocacy Fellow program looks for UofU undergraduate students with diverse experiences who are interested in advocating for social justice; students who have experienced injustice in their lives are especially encouraged to apply. Previous advocacy experience is not required.