Students seek out their own domestic internship provider. In order for an internship experience to qualify for academic credit, students must work for a total of at least 42 hours per credit hour and for no less than 8 weeks. Note than no more than 3.00 credit hours can be applied toward Spanish and Portuguese majors and minors. It is also important that students apply for academic credit before they begin their internship, as credit will not be given retroactively (see the "Apply Now" button below) . After completing the application, students will be enrolled in the corresponding course.
Explore Programs
A number of on and off-campus internship resources are provided below.
Ballard Center internships allow students to put their social innovation skills into practice while gaining real-world experience. The Ballard Center connects students with internship opportunities at the most socially innovative organizations. We offer on-campus (Social Innovation Projects and Corporate Social Impact Projects) and off-campus opportunities.
The BYU Marriott School of Business on-campus internship (OCI) program combines sound business principles and real-world experiences for BYU students as they collaborate with a variety of companies.
If you are pursuing a Translation & Localization minor or would like to receive internship credit for PLANG 399R as a Spanish Translation major, please reach out to the Liberal Arts Advisement Center for assistance finding a suitable internship position.
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Other On-Campus Projects
Students looking for on-campus projects can enroll in HCOLL 494R. In addition, students can refer to BYU's Experiential Learning & Internships Office website for current internship opportunities.
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Washington Seminar
This internship presents a valuable opportunity to build professional competencies in Washington DC.
Once you have found your internship opportunity, fill out the domestic internship application found under "Internship Application" at the link below. In order to receive academic credit, your application must be approved by the internship coordinator. Then, you will enroll in the corresponding course.