An internship or a project is a core requirement for completion of the MIM degree program. Throughout the MIM program, each student will meet periodically with the Internship/Project Director, Bonnie Wakefield, to explore student career goals and the best opportunities to experience career paths as part of this requirement. Resume writing, interviewing skills, and dress/protocol workshops are available on campus to assist the student in preparation for application to local, regional, and international internships and projects. The internship office, the faculty advisor, and the student will work together to seek opportunities for the best experience possible.

The MIM internship or project is a key component taken towards the end of the program allowing the student to apply the 15 months of academic work to a practical international business and management experience. A minimum of 100 hours or more must be spent on the internship or project while working with the company or service provider. Please read the internship/project handout for more information.

• Sample Internships/Projects
• Internship/Project Handout (PDF)
• Internship and Project Learning Contract (PDF)
• Project Proposal Form (PDF)

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