Internships

An internship is short-term, supervised work experience with a professional organization to get real-world experience in your chosen field or career. Each one includes intentional learning objectives, on-the-job training, and guidance and mentorship from internship hosts.

Internships are required for many Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degrees. Some are offered through FVCC and others are available directly through employers.

  • Programs with Required Internships: Business Administration, Graphic Design, Information Technology, Web Technology
  • Programs with Optional Internships: Accounting Technology, Criminal Justice, Small Business Management, Health Care Office Management, Programming and Game Development, Computer Science
  • Independent Study Internship: You may have the option to participate in an independent study internship. Discuss options with your faculty advisor and Career Services.
  • Micro-Internships: Like traditional internships, micro-internships take place any semester and are short-term, professional assignments. Typically, micro-internships are performed remotely 5-40 hours of work total over a week or month time period. Search and apply for a micro-internship.

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