Learn more about finding internships.

Looking for an internship? Use the ‘how to’ guide below to guide you through the process in 6 manageable steps. You can also check Handshake for plenty of ways to connect with potential employers and explore available internships, campus jobs, short-term work, and volunteer opportunities.

Read our Recruitment Policies for Students for the Tufts Career Center no-show policy regarding interviews, info about reneging on jobs, insurance coverage for internships, and more.

Internship searches can feel time-consuming and stressful. These 6 steps will provide a structure to keep you focused and organized. Make sure you’re revisiting each step as you learn more about the industry you are hoping to work in, and schedule an appointment with an advisor who has a specialty in your desired area to build a personal strategy to go through the following steps. 

Remember: You’re welcome (and encouraged!) to chat with a career advisor or a Career Fellow as you complete any/all of these steps.

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