Internships
Students have the opportunity to complete internships for credit either in New York City or at NYU Paris.
Internships may carry 2, 4, or 6 credits, depending on the hours spent at the internship (for example, 8-10 hours a week would constitute four credits). Students must obtain permission from their departmental advisor. In conjunction with their internship, students must also enroll in an independent study, under the directorship of a departmental instructor who will act as their internship advisor. Students are responsible for finding an instructor and coordinating with them. Students typically meet with their internship advisor every other week for about 45 minutes. They are expected to write a mid-term and a final report on their internship, in French.
In New York City, internship opportunities are often provided by the Cultural Services of the French Embassy office, The French-American Chamber of Commerce, Albertine, and more. Please note that it is up to the student to find their internship by themselves.
Students have the opportunity to complete internships for credit either in New York City or at NYU Paris.
Internships may carry 2, 4, or 6 credits, depending on the hours spent at the internship (for example, 8-10 hours a week would constitute four credits). Students must obtain permission from their departmental advisor. In conjunction with their internship, students must also enroll in an independent study, under the directorship of a departmental instructor who will act as their internship advisor. Students are responsible for finding an instructor and coordinating with them. Students typically meet with their advisor every other week for about 45 minutes. They are expected to write a mid-term and a final report on their internship, in French.
In New York City, internship opportunities are often provided by the Cultural Services of the French Embassy office, The French-American Chamber of Commerce, Albertine, and more. Please note that it is up to the student to find their internship by themselves.
Students have the opportunity to complete internships for credit either in New York City or at NYU Paris.
Internships may carry 2, 4, or 6 credits, depending on the hours spent at the internship (for example, 8-10 hours a week would constitute four credits). Students must obtain permission from their departmental advisor. In conjunction with their internship, students must also enroll in an independent study, under the directorship of a departmental instructor who will act as their internship advisor. Students are responsible for finding an instructor and coordinating with them. Students typically meet with their advisor every other week for about 45 minutes. They are expected to write a mid-term and a final report on their internship, in French.
In New York City, internship opportunities are often provided by the Cultural Services of the French Embassy office, The French-American Chamber of Commerce, Albertine, and more. Please note that it is up to the student to find their internship by themselves.