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Tanya Cook, MSC Internship Advisor College of Business Administration & Public Policy (310) 243-1027 (310) 928-7132 |
The College of Business Administration & Public Policy encourages all its students to seek out career services and resources to assist and guide them through their career development and life after graduation.
In addition, CBAPP offers an exciting opportunity for our students to combine the learning that takes place in the classroom with the real work environment through its internship program. The internship program is an opportunity for students, primarily juniors and seniors, to develop a greater understanding of a particular career path and industry while at the same time allowing students to build their résumé, professional network, and even earn course credit.
The College of Business Administration and Public Policy Internship Program is structured program where students gain practical experience with a participating firm/organization or governmental agency while being compensated and earning academic credit. Generally, the internship will last for one semester and requires an academic component which may include learning objectives, a learning contract, and journal/reflection component and evaluation forms.
Students who are interested in applying for an internship and gaining course credit should follow the information provided below. The CBAPP Internship Advisor, Tanya Cook, facilitates the CBAPP Internship Program and will provide support to students during their career-building experience.
What is an Internship?
An internship is:
Internships provide an opportunity to:
An internship should not be:
How to be successful during your Internship Experience
Criminal Justice Administration Students should meet with a CBAPP Major Advisor to confirm they are eligible for internships. In addition to meeting with an Advisor, there are numerous on-campus resources available to help students in their academic and professional endeavors. Students are encouraged to visit the centers to participate in the resources that would benefit them the most.
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Once you have attended on-campus workshops, polished your resume, and practiced your interviewing skills, you are ready to apply and interview for internship positions. A comprehensive list of various websites and links for jobs and internships in Business, Public Policy and Criminal Justice Administration are available below to assist you in finding the right internship for you. When looking for an internship, review opportunities that will meet the goals of the CBAPP Internship Program if you are seeking to earn course credit in a CBAPP internship course.
GOALS
The goals of the CBAPP Internship Program are to:
Business Internship Opportunities
Disney Professional Internship Program
Opportunities in Public Affair
Partnership For Public Service
Disney Professional Internship Program
After you have accepted an internship, you may begin to enroll in a CBAPP Internship Course to gain course credit. Follow the instructions below to start the enrollment process in Handshake.
Student Enrollment Instructions - Handshake:
*Students who have found internships outside of the Career Center should request the employer to create an internship position in handshake. Refer your employer to csudh.joinhandshake.com. Once the position is created, the internship position can be linked to your experience request.
Employer Job Posting Instructions - Handshake:
INTERNSHIP APPROVAL - PERMISSION NUMBER
The completed internship application will be reviewed on Handshake to determine if the internship meets the goals of the CBAPP Internship Program.
If the internship is approved for course credit, the student will be issued a permission number to join one of the following internship courses:
Prerequisites: Upper division status and consent of Internship Coordinator
Note that all concentrations under Business Administration will be in the BUS 496 Internship Course.
Under direction of the Internship Coordinator, students work in a business organization applying skills and knowledge learned in the classroom. CR/NC grading. Repeatable course.
Prerequisite: Consent of Department Chair
Supervised internship in a public, non-profit, or law enforcement agency. A written project related to the internship experience is required. CR/NC.
*Students enrolled in the CJA 496 course, please read the CJA 496 Internship Enrollment Process for further instructions on how to enroll into this course. Log into MyCSUDH.edu to access Handshake to find internship opportunities.
Prerequisite: Consent of MBA Program Coordinator or Department Chair
Supervised internship working with a co-operating government or nonprofit agency in a function germane to criminal justice administration. Sessions are held to discuss and analyze the problems with which inters are concerned. A written project related to the internship is required. CR/NC grading.
Prerequisite: Consent of MPA Program Coordinator or Department Chair
Supervised internship working with a co-operating government or nonprofit agency in a function germane to criminal justice administration. Sessions are held to discuss and analyze the problems with which inters are concerned. A written project related to the internship is required. CR/NC grading.