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📤 Workday 📥 Internships

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Workday Internships offers current college students and graduates an opportunity to experience various career opportunities with a leading technology service company. The company offers three different programs for college students and graduates. The Technology Services Rotational Program is offered to students who are still considering their career options. This program gives them exposure across a variety of technology-services teams. The Product Management Rotational Program offers career mentorship to help students develop the technical and product skills they will need to be product managers.

S.A.S. Student Programs

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S.A.S. Student Programs gives students an opportunity to gain work experience in a technical industry while still in college. The programs are open to both undergraduate and graduate students. Students must be currently enrolled full-time in a U.S. accredited college or university. They must be seeking a Bachelor’s degree or higher in Computer Science, Business, Marketing, Finance, or Communications. Undergraduate students must be at least a sophomore before applying.

Guidewire Software Development Internships

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Guidewire Software Development Internships are offered to college students who are working toward an undergraduate or graduate degree in computer science. Internships are paid work experiences that are held during the summer. Students with a passion for technology and software development are encouraged to apply. As an intern, students will write code and work with experienced software engineers on meaningful projects. They will also be able to work with other interns and gain valuable insight into a career in software development.

Mentor Graphics Intern Program

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Mentor Graphics Intern Program offers work experience for students pursuing careers in the fields of engineering and technology. Internships are available in Research and Development, Quality Assurance, Information Technology, Corporate Applications Engineering, and Lead Development. College students from across the country will find opportunities to gain valuable experience in their field of study while still in college. Interns receive competitive pay, work on exciting projects, and learn from talented and experienced engineers. They learn more about product development and electronic design automation technology.

Rand Internships

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Rand Internships are offered by the Rand Corporation for graduate students to acquire new knowledge and skills through several RAND programs. The programs offer experience in research areas that relate to national security and social policy. The internships are paid 12-week programs for students who have completed at least two years of their graduate work. Students must be currently enrolled full-time in an accredited college or university in the U.S. working towards an advanced or professional degree.

Agilent Technologies Internships

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Agilent Technologies Internships are offered to current college students in the areas of Sales, Marketing, Services & Support, Customer Service, R&D, Manufacturing, Information Technology, Finance, Administration, Human Resources, Quality, Workplace Services, Legal, or Communications. Internships are paid. The internship offers 10 weeks of work experience for college students majoring in engineering, business, computer science, chemistry, physics, management information systems and information technology. Students must have a good academic record and have completed their first year in college.

MITRE Internships

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MITRE Internships are offered to college students interested in research and development. This internship engages students in scientific research and analysis at federally-funded research centers. Research centers focus on a number of areas, including defense and intelligence, aviation, healthcare, homeland security, and many more. A student may work at a healthcare center where they will gain experience in how health information technology supports the nation's health system. No matter what their major or career goal, students will find the summer experience rewarding.

Dell Internships

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I Dell Internships are offered to current college students in the areas of marketing and sales, finance and accounting, IT and more. Internships provide real-world experience for college students while they are still in school. Internships are held in the summer for 10-12 weeks. Both undergraduate and graduate students will work as part of the Dell team on projects that will let then use their classroom knowledge on real company projects. They will receive feedback from experienced professionals as well as career development and planning.

Transportation Security Administration (TSA) Internships

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Transportation Security Administration (TSA) Internships offer students both paid and unpaid internship opportunities within a government agency focused on providing security within the nation's transportation system. Some internships may lead to permanent employment after graduation. Eligible students must be at least 16 years old and enrolled in an accredited U.S. high school, technical school, college or university. They must have a grade point average of 2.0 or above. Three different internship programs are available.

Oracle Diversity Internships

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Oracle Diversity Internships provide students and others with an opportunity to gain knowledge and experience in the field of technology. Several different programs are available to meet the needs of people from all backgrounds. Short-term internships in computer training are offered to people with disabilities at locations across California. A one-year internship is available to veterans injured in Afghanistan or Iraq that provide help with professional development skills. Another one-year internship is offered to college graduates from underrepresented groups that help them transition into the workforce. The Oracle Corporate Scholars Internship Program is an 8-week paid internship at Oracle for students attending one of the 39 historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs).

Federal Communications Commission Internships

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Federal Communications Commission offers internships for college students in many FCC bureau offices. The internships cover a wide span of study fields and give students an opportunity to work within a U.S. government agency. Internships are offered part-time or full-time and are generally unpaid and for college credit only. All students applying must be U.S. citizens attending either part-time or full-time a U.S. accredited college or university.

Federal Reserve Internships

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Federal Reserve Internships are offered to undergraduate and graduate students in the areas of economics, finance, and computer science. Paid and unpaid internships are available. Economic research internships are paid positions and offer students valuable work experience in International Finance, Monetary Affairs, and Research and Statistics. Graduate students studying economics, finance and banking may apply for internships in the Fall, Spring and Summer.

NBC Universal Internships

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NBC Universal Internships are offered to graduate students on the East and West coasts in the areas of advertising, sales, finance and accounting, journalism, law, graphic arts, media, editorial, journalism, marketing, photography and film production. Internships are offered in the Fall, Spring and Summer. In addition, internships are offered at 10 NBC television stations in major U.S. cities and at 15 television stations affiliated with the Telemundo Network. For students interested in technical internships in engineering, media technology, television and film technical operations, and corporate information technology, paid internships with NBC are offered.

POV Internships

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POV Internships are offered to undergraduate and graduate students pursuing careers in media broadcasting and who have an interest in filmmaking. Positions are available in communications and marketing, production and programming, community engagement and education, and more. Internships are unpaid; interns may receive college credit as well as travel stipends. Student interns will be able to work with PBS's Point of View (POV) staff members and filmmakers and learn first-hand how PBS programs are prepared for broadcast. Students must have excellent oral and written communication skills, and must be organized and detail-oriented. Students must also be willing to work a minimum of 12-16 hours per week.

Department of the Treasury Internship

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Department of the Treasury offers students an exciting opportunity to learn and be part of a U.S. government office. Internships can span many disciplines to provide work experience across a wide area of interests. Internships are offered as needed in the offices of Domestic Finance, Economic Policy, General Counsel, International Affairs, Legislative Affairs, Management/Chief Financial Officer, Public Affairs, Tax Policy, Terrorism and Financial Intelligence and Treasurer. So, whether a student is majoring in business, finance, political science, law or other areas of study, they are sure to find an internship that meets their needs.

Zappos Internships

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Zappos Internships offer undergraduate college students an opportunity to work and learn as an intern in the areas of business, technology or merchandising. Eligible full-time college students may apply. Internships are held for 9 weeks and are located in Las Vegas, Nevada. Whether students are interested in learning how to run company operations, managing the company web site, or learning about company products, there is an internship that will provide a rich work experience that will increase classroom knowledge.

Mayo Clinic Internships

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Mayo Clinic Internships are available to current college students as well as recent graduates who want an opportunity to gain more experience in a health care environment. Internships are offered within several different disciplines. Whether students are looking for experience in the field of medicine, providing software and technology support, or developing health and other programs for the clinic, they are sure to find an experience that will enrich their classroom learning.

Department of Transportation Internships

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Department of Transportation Internships provide students with an opportunity to gain technical knowledge and expertise with a government agency while they are still in college. The internship program is for current high school, college, and recent college graduates. The U.S. Department of Transportation offers paid work experiences in the transportation industry. This is an opportunity for students interested in working within a public organization to gain skills that will prepare them for a career. A total of 13 administrative offices may sponsor interns.

Deloitte Internships

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Deloitte Internships offer finance and accounting students an opportunity to work in their field with the largest accounting firm in the world. Areas open for internships include Deloitte & Touche LLP (Audit and Enterprise Risk Services), Deloitte Consulting LLP, Deloitte Financial Advisory Services LLP, or Deloitte Tax LLP. Internships are open to both undergraduate and graduate students during the summer or during the school year. Internships can last 8-10 weeks or the duration of the semester. Interns will be an important part of a client service team in one of the company business areas and learn more about the skills they will need to become successful in their careers.

World Wildlife Internships

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World Wildlife Internships are open to advanced undergraduate and graduate college students interested in science and working for the world's leading conservation organization. Some internships may be paid while others are unpaid and offer college credit. Internship opportunities are available in the areas of business, science and nature, graphic information systems, renewable energy, conservation, video production, communications, corporate relations, and much more. Intern hours are flexible and vary with each position.

IBM Extreme Blue Internship Program

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IBM Extreme Blue Internship Program is designed for students pursuing careers in the field of technology. Undergraduate and graduate students who will be graduating within one year after the internship may apply. Qualified students will work with teams in developing business plans and technology for a new product or service. Projects are based on business market needs. Interns will develop solutions using the latest technology that will challenge their skills in the field of technology. Internship locations include the U.S., Canada, Europe, China and India.

Department of Energy Scholars Program

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Department of Energy Scholars Program is open to college students and offers a paid opportunity for them to use their college education and skills within a U.S. government agency. The internship gives them hands-on experience in their area of study and an opportunity to be part of innovation and technology. The stipend-based internship program is temporary, lasting 10-16 weeks and does not lead to a permanent Federal position. However, it presents an outstanding experience for college students to work with professionals and prepare for a career in science, engineering and technology. They will learn what the Department of Energy is all about and how the agency works.