Earn Academic Credit While Gaining
Hands-On Experience Through
Enrollment-Based Community Internships
What are Enrollment-Based Community Internships?
Enrollment-based community internships are structured experiential learning opportunities that allow students to apply academic knowledge in professional settings while developing practical skills and industry connections. Students have the option to enroll in an internship course offered by the College of Arts, Sciences & Education (CASE) for credit or zero credit. Internship credits may count toward graduation. Community-based organizations hosting interns benefit by mentoring emerging talent and contributing to workforce development.
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