UMass Amherst partners with several organizations, so that our students can explore career interests by participating in field experiences. Some of these programs include:
MA Life Sciences Internship Challenge
The Internship Challenge subsidizes hundreds of internships each year for college students interested in pursuing careers in the life sciences. Offered year-round, this program connects employers with prospective interns. Available internships cross all aspects of the company to include the sciences, engineering, computer science, data analytics, sales, marketing, accounting, legal, and more.
Parker Dewey Micro-Internships
Parker Dewey coordinates short-term, paid, professional projects that are open to all college students and recent graduates of U.S.-based institutions. From working directly with an entrepreneur to supporting a large enterprise, you'll have the opportunity to explore different roles and company cultures in a way that fits into your schedule.
Berkshire Interns Program
Berkshire Interns Program places colleges students and recent grads of all majors in paid positions at leading Berkshire businesses during the summer and provides professional development and networking opportunities.
MA Clean Energy Program
The Massachusetts Clean Energy Internship Program helps prepare the next generation of clean energy workers by funding internships for college students and recent graduates at Massachusetts clean energy and water innovation companies. As an intern, you'll gain valuable experience and have opportunities to network within the clean energy sector.
The Washington Center
The Washington Center (TWC) provides opportunities for students to gain experience, skills and networking connections, while living and interning in the nation’s capital, all while earning academic credit. Their Academic Internship program includes 3 components: a supervised internship, career readiness programming and an academic course. The program runs semester-long or during the summer and details can be found at: www.twc.edu.