Academic Internships are designed to supplement classroom learning with practical work-based experience. Upper-year undergraduate students can apply specialized knowledge acquired in their field through a 100 to 200-hour work placement for academic credit.
Internship opportunities include:
- Structured work experience related to a student's program and/or career goals
- Supervision by a professional in the field
- Full- or half-year course credit
- Experience that enhances a student's academic, professional, and personal development
- Excellent experience to include in a resume or CV
- Job search, resume writing, oral and written communication, and presentation skills development
- Chance to explore career options
- Networking
Please note: Not all students who apply to an Academic Internship course are accepted.
The following academic internship opportunities are offered at UTM:
- Biology
- Chemical and Physical Sciences
- Communication Culture Information & Technology
- Economics
- Education
- Geography, Geomatics & Environment
- Forensic Science
- Historical Studies
- Language Studies
- Management
- Political Science
- Psychology
- Sociology
- Visual Studies & Arts
- Women & Gender Studies