Hearst Magazines Internships are offered in the Fall, Spring and Summer for college students seeking careers in the publishing industry. The internships are for academic credit. Undergraduate and graduate students may apply. Eligible fields of study may include fashion, editorial, marketing, advertising and sales, art, Web, and more. Students must be enrolled full-time in an accredited college or university.

USA Today Internships offer internships in the Fall, Spring and Summer for college students interested in a career in the media. Internships are full-time or part-time and are unpaid. Many different internship positions are available to students. They include copy writing positions, online editing and photo processing, sports, health, science and education, entertainment, technology and more. Interns will work with experienced reporters and editors in a major media production company.

Turner Sports Internships are offered to both college graduates and post-grad students. This is a paid, 11-month internship that gives students on-the-job training with digital media in a sports environment. Students interested in sports with experience in digital media may apply. Internship positions are available in editorial, marketing, public relations, multimedia production, operations and product management. Up to 10 internships will be offered within the Turner Sports NCAA Digital group.

Beijing Auchan Internship opportunities are for undergraduate and graduate students as well as those who have graduated from college and are looking for career opportunities in China. Internships are available in a large area of disciplines. Internships are 1- 10 months in duration. During this time, interns will receive supervision on training and projects assigned. Interns will have an opportunity to work for some of the best companies in China to receive valuable experience in their field of study.

American Enterprise Institute Internships are offered to college students in the Fall, Winter and Spring. These unpaid internships are for experience in the areas of economic studies, social and cultural studies, foreign and defense studies as well as business experience in communications, fundraising, public relations, or nonprofit management. The internships provide college students hands-on experience in real work settings. They may be involved in communications with Capitol Hill or learning how non-profit organizations operate. Interns may also help with conferences and special events, or write articles for the company web site. Many positions are available for students to choose that meet their interest and skills level.

College students pursuing a degree in finance will find an exciting opportunity to put their skills to work as a Microsoft Finance Analyst Intern. The internship requires experience in financial risk management. Finance Analyst interns will be U.S. citizens or permanent residents with strong analytical skills and the ability to solve problems. Students applying are required to have one or two years work experience in financial risk analysis or the same amount of time in classroom work. Eligible students include those pursuing degrees (B.S. or B.A.) in Finance, Accounting, Economics or Business. Interns will be assigned real projects that will enable them to use classroom theory to work on real business issues. They will work in a dynamic, Fortune 100 company environment with some of the brightest minds in the industry. From financial forecasting to analysis and reporting, students will learn skills that will prepare them for a career in finance.

New America Foundation Internships offer students internship positions in the fall, spring and summer. Internships are available in technology, editorial, foreign affairs, and more. Some positions are paid. Requirements vary according to position and may include strong writing skills, bi-lingual skills, a knowledge of social media, and could require some evening work. Hours range from 5 to 16 hours per week.

Cato Institute paid internships offer work experience opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students as well as recent graduates and law students. Students may be pursuing any major and be eligible to apply. Internships are available in the Fall, Spring and Summer. Full-time interns are paid a stipend. Students may choose areas such as health care reform, constitutional law, energy policy, and foreign and military policy. Interns are matched to their field of interest. Some of their work may involve assisting with research and data collection, or working in media relations.

The Sister 2 Sister Magazine offers two types of internships to college students in the Fall, Spring and Summer. Both the Editorial internship and the Digital Media internship positions are for students majoring in journalism. Editorial internships are unpaid, but offer opportunity for college credit. In addition, students who are hired as interns are able to put their classroom knowledge to work in a real-life, multimedia environment. Interns will be involved in researching stories for print and online, writing and reviewing magazine content, and editing video and audio for online broadcast.

826 Michigan Internship Program offers Fall, Winter, Spring and Summer unpaid internships in communications, technology, graphic design, marketing, retail, tutoring and volunteer work. The internships last anywhere from one semester to one year. Interns will generally work about 15 hours per week. Locations can be in Ann Arbor, Detroit, Ypsilanti or other locations throughout Michigan. Students applying must be able to work the required number of hours. Specific skills may be required for each position but generally include excellent verbal and written communication skills, knowledge of Mac Office programs, Google apps and data entry.

Christine A. Wheat Special Events Firm, LLC has an opening for a non-paying internship. The internship offers the opportunity to work closely with professional wedding and event planners to help orchestrate events. The internship will include day-to-day tasks involved with running a successful business; behind-the-scenes experience of planning and organizing events; assisting with special events, wedding ceremony rehearsal and on-site coordination of both the wedding ceremony and wedding reception.

The New New York Leaders: Student Intern Program is open to undergraduate and graduate students interested in a career in government or public policy. Students must either reside in New York or currently attend college in New York. Interns receive hands-on experience by working with seasoned government leaders and policy makers in the state of New York. Internships are available in many areas to offer experience for students across several disciplines. Examples include business and finance, communications, health, human resources, social sciences, technology, law and more.