Internships & Careers

Dive into the World of Possibilities

Cameron Vakilian

Associate Director, Internships and Career Success

cameron.vakilian@utah.edu

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Career Coaching

Full-time career coaches will meet one-to-one with you to help you focus your career visions and achieve your professional goals.

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Apply for an Internship Course

For every 50 hours you work in your internship, you can earn 1 credit hour for up to 6 credit hours a semester with a max of 12 total.

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Search Handshake for Positions

Handshake is the University of Utah's main application for finding jobs and internships.

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Stay in the loop on internship announcements that are relevant to your interests.

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Micro-Internships

Micro-internships are short-term, paid internships. They are great for exploring new career paths and gaining new skills in more project-oriented ways.

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Hinckley Internships

Go local, national, or global for your internship experience. The Hinckley Institute places interns in a variety of positions.

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Student Media

Student media is a student-run organization offering many on-campus internship opportunities with the Daily Utah Chronicle, K-UTE radio station, Geeksquad, Wasatch Magazine, AdThing, and more.

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Opportunities with Goff

Explore the Goff Explorers and Trailblazers program to gain hands-on professional experience and work on meaningful, industry-relevant projects.

Learn more about the Goff Center

Grads in Action: See Their Stories

Dr. Margoth Tello, Community Land Trust Manager, Clark County Nevada

Bachelor of Arts, Spanish

"My degree honed my communication skills, aiding me as a manager across diverse roles in my career. It enabled me to advocate to ensure that projects I run are in other languages, making them accessible to more people, and allowing me to participate in Diversity Committees for Salt Lake County and the City of Las Vegas. Additionally, I currently collaborate with Latinx leaders and communities in Nevada on state policies, where speaking another language makes us better connect with those we are trying to serve. I’ve also had the opportunity to volunteer as an interpreter for several nonprofits in UT and NV. The degree has played a huge role in my personal, professional and academic career."

Lexus Manis, Data Integrity Specialist, Myriad Genetics

Bachelor of Arts, German

"As odd as it may sound, my foreign language degree has set me up for success in ways I didn't know were possible. It taught me to think critically and analytically and to think outside of the box thanks to the years I spent analyzing complex German literature or figuring out how to discuss a high-level topic creatively in my foreign language. These types of skills I developed during my time at the College of Humanities helped me find an unorthodox career path in data."