Hiring an Intern

In an increasingly complex world, students benefit from the direct application of the skills they acquire in their academic programs. Through rigorous practice and critical scholarship, New School students prepare to become leaders in their professions and society. Project-based learning experiences in and outside the classroom familiarize New School students with the pace, required skills, and culture of workplaces, allowing them to adapt quickly to internship sites and contribute right away.

Internships let you observe students' skills, work habits, and personalities to determine whether they might be a good fit for your company in the future. Interns can also bring fresh perspectives and methods to projects and teams.

Getting Started

After Hiring an Intern

Logistics

Mentoring an Intern

Employer Support

Contact Us

Career Services
68 Fifth Avenue, 2nd floor
New York, NY 10011
careerservices@newschool.edu
212.229.1324

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