Our 12-week unpaid internship allows interns to earn academic credits for work during fall and spring terms. Academic Interns work with our division staff to explore new ideas and further build their resume before graduation.
Apply to become a 2017 academic intern - Media Relations
Apply to become a 2017 academic intern - Office of COO/REDI Initiative
Earn academic credit in exchange for job training
Gain experience and build your resume
Explore different career options
Work on the issues you care about
Set a flexible work schedule that’s right for you
Tailor your internship to your interests
Examples of recent projects include helping our public relations team reach out to journalists and our foreclosure mitigation team staff train new employees and foreclosure counselors.
The nature of academic credit varies by college. Students should contact their school for information and approval. Students are responsible for submitting necessary paperwork and ensuring that their work experience in the NeighborWorks Academic Internship Program will translate into academic credit.