The internship course (3 credit units, unpaid) introduces Arts & Science undergraduates to professional librarianship, with an emphasis on an academic library setting. Interns participate in seminar discussions as well as appropriate, meaningful work in order to advance projects in the University Library while earning course credit.
The course typically consists of a seminar on Tuesdays from 10-11:20 am (which includes guest lecturers and student presentations) and approximately 70 hours of site work under the supervision of a workplace supervisor.

Visit INTS 380.3 for more information and the online application form*.

*Please Note - Pre-requisites: 60 credits and permission from the instructor.