Internships
Internships are a wonderful way to expand your skills and can sometimes lead to a permanent position. Tremendous internship opportunities are available ranging from part-time to full-time positions. Some internships are paid while others allow you to earn credit. And as a Truman student, you can participate in internship opportunities all across the country—you can even combine study abroad with an internship experience in another country.
A sampling of some the University-sponsored internships include:
- Truman in Washington Internship
- Teaching English Conversation in China Internship
- Missouri Government Internship (Jefferson City, Mo.)
- Harry S. Truman Presidential Museum and Library Internship (Independence, Mo.)
- Judicial Archives Project
- World War I Museum (Kansas City)
- St. Louis Mercantile Library
Several University departments offer internships right here on campus and will work with you to create a schedule that fits in with your classes.
For non-University sponsored internships, many of our departments have a coordinator who can help you locate an internship that matches your interests and professional goals. And the Career Center has resources to help with your internship search.
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