Internship Opportunities

The Office of Career Services can help you boost your resume and gain valuable experience in your field of study. College is a critical period to gain first-hand knowledge and expertise in your chosen field.  Most entry-level jobs require some degree of experience before hiring; an internship could be just what you need to gain the qualifications required for today’s increasingly competitive job market.

Internship Search Resources

The following resources are provided by Becker College partner organizations.  Both require registration, which is free.  Click each database link to begin the registration process. Once you are registered, you will be able to return with a username and password.  Please familiarize yourself with the disclaimers below the chart.

Colleges of Worcester Consortium Internship Database Opportunities in this database focus on the Worcester area Provided and managed by the COWC Technology powered by the College Central Network

Massachusetts “Stay Here!”  Internship Database Opportunities in this database focus on the entire state of Massachusetts Provided and managed by the MA It’s All Here/Stay Here Initiative.  Click here for more information Technology powered by Experience.com’s eRecruiting network

Disclaimers:

One of many resources:  These databases are provided as valuable resources, but should not be considered the only way to find an internship. Always start with your faculty advisor or major department head.  Many faculty members may have their own internship contacts.

Statement of credit eligibility:  An internship listing does not guarantee eligibility to receive credit at Becker College. If you are seeking credit and find a listing that interests you, ask your faculty advisor about whether you may be eligible for credit. The faculty advisor will often ask you to obtain more information about the listing and organization, prior to making a decision.

Timing:  Start applying for internships at least three months in advance of the date you want to start.  Most opportunities are competitive, and it takes time for organizations to review applications and conduct interviews.