We encourage students to do an internship, to explore their career interests, get work experience, and make connections.
Because of our location in New York City, Manhattan University students have a rich diversity of internship opportunities – and our students also intern in DC, elsewhere in the US, and in other countries. Students in History, Political Science and International Studies have interned in a wide variety of places, including the offices of elected officials, museums, media organizations, non-profit organizations, law firms, and more. Our faculty are eager to help students identify the kind of internship that will match their interests.
Some recent internships have included:
- Policy Leadership Intern at US Department of State
- Digital Politics Intern at NBC News
- Diplomacy Intern at National Committee on US-China Relations
- Courtroom Assistant at Leodori & Vorhees, PC, Attorneys at Law
- Legislative Intern for NYS Assembly Member Jeffrey Dinowitz
- International Refugee Assistance Program
- White House Internship Program
- New York Division of Human Rights
- International Business Intern at the British Consulate General
- Museum Docent at The National September 11th Memorial & Museum
- Editorial Intern at Markets Media
- US Marshals Internship Program
- United Nations Staff 1% For Development Fund Intern
- District Office Intern at the Office of Rep. Frank Pallone, Jr. (NJ06)
