Internships offer invaluable opportunities to exercise your talents and gain industry-ready skills and experience, all while exploring the world of work. With the help of our Career Services staff, you can secure positions that are tailored to your educational goals and aimed at future employment.
At Parsons, we learn by doing, and in an internship, you do just that in temporary positions that introduce you to a range of jobs and settings. Some internships earn you credit or pay, but all expose you to industry best practices and enhance your professional experience and network. And, because New York City boasts the country’s greatest number of creative jobs, you can choose from nonprofits and firms representing the full spectrum of creative employment. Recent placements include Nike, HBO, and the International Rescue Committee.
Visit the university internships page to find answers to frequently asked questions about registering your internship for credit, grading, and requirements.
Anthony BBA Strategic Design and Management student,Interning at nonprofits and major fashion companies, I discovered there are a million jobs even within one industry, so it’s important to be versatile and look for opportunity.
Lucy BFA Fashion Design student,In my internship at Eileen Fisher, I got a good overview of fashion production cycles but also how office culture works. It was a great complement to my creative work on campus.
Undergraduate Career Services
68 Fifth Avenue, 2nd floor
New York, NY 10011
careerservices@newschool.edu
Phone: 212.229.1324
Center for Graduate Career and Professional Development
72 Fifth Avenue, 5th floor
New York, NY 10011
gradcareers@newschool.edu
Phone:
212.229.5400 x1518
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