Internships
Field Experience Through Internships
Internship experiences connect to CFS classes through discussion, assignments, and reflection on the internship with classmates. In addition to being an opportunity for academic observation and study, having an internship enables students to explore careers, expand professional skills and networks, and build their resumes by gaining valuable work experience.
Students may either work with a CFS advisor to find an internship after being accepted to the program or secure an internship before applying. Regardless of how the internship is secured, your CFS advisor will work to support you throughout the duration of your internship.
If you’re looking for our help finding an internship, please see the Advising and Search Process page. If you are interested in applying with your own internship, see the Applying with an Internship page.
A sample of internship employers
Get a sense of organizations you may intern at and which CFS classes these types of internships connect to. These lists are by no means exhaustive - CFS provides additional resources to accepted students and works with them individually to understand their interests, identify appropriate organizations through our contacts, and assist in the application and interviewing process.
- Advertising, Marketing, & Public Relations
- Banking, Private Equity, & Financial Services
- Business Operations, Strategy & Management
- Consulting
- Data Analytics, Market Research & E-commerce
- Education
- Environment, Sustainability & Renewable Energy
- Fashion & Sports
- Government & Politics
- Health & Medicine
- Housing, Transportation, & Urban Services
- Human Rights, Human Services, Social Change, & Corporate Social Responsibility
- International Relations
- Law & Legal Advocacy
- Public Humanities & Museums
- Start-up & Entrepreneurial