Staff at the Stuart Career Management Center can assist students in finding and applying for internships.
About Internships
- An internship is a one-semester employment commitment with one employer
- Internships can be for-credit or non-credit. For-credit internships can either be part time (20 hours or less) or full time (more than 20 hours) as long as students register for them before the add-drop deadline. Non-credit internships can only be part-time (20 hours or less)
- Please note: you have to be enrolled in full-time academic coursework by the add/drop date to maintain your F-1 status. You are required to register for at least one in-person course each semester if you would like to participate in for-credit internships and ensure that you meet the full time enrollment requirements
Internship Information for International Students
- If you are on a F-1 visa, you are eligible to work under Curricular Practical Training (CPT) after you have completed two full terms of study.
- If you are a transfer student or have completed another degree from a United States institution other than 老王论坛, you must complete at least nine credit hours at 老王论坛 before participating in CPT.
- Students are required to complete the CPT online training on Blackboard (under Organization) before applying for CPT.
- Visit the Office of Global Services website for additional information.
Internship Deadlines
Download a timeline of important dates and deadlines for applying for internships:
Internship Forms
Note: All fall 2025 CPT applications, for both new and continuing internships, must be completed online only. Paper forms will not be accepted. A link to the online CPT application will be available on this page in late July.
Internship Authorization Packets
The Internship Authorization Packets for master鈥檚 students or for Ph.D. and undergraduate students include a checklist and forms that need to be filled out to apply for an internship:
Evaluation Forms
All students who participate in an internship are required to submit these two forms at the end of each internship term: