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Washington DC Internship Program

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Students who participate in the DC Internship Program have the opportunity to gain valuable professional experience by interning in our nation’s capital, an important center for international studies, communications, political science, journalism, business and the arts and many other endeavors. All majors are encouraged to participate, and because students intern for an organization of their choice, there are many opportunities for students to customize the experience to their needs and goals. 

Students will receive 4-6 units of elective credit for their DC internship. This is in addition to any other coursework that they wish to complete while in Washington.


Application Process

As part of your International Programs Application in Via. Please follow the directions on the application. In addition to the normal International Programs application criteria, your acceptance into an internship program will also take your previous work and internship experience into consideration.

Program Dates

May 7, 2025 - July 11, 2025

Dates above indicate a planned departure date from the US and in-country return departure date.

Costs

Visa Information

Course Requirements and Offerings

Refer to the academics page for details on the minimum unit requirements and class pre-requisites for the program. Textbook lists will be provided by the program staff.


Faculty-in-Residence

This program will be run by the local DC campus faculty and staff.