Welcome to the Georgia Institute of Technology Internship Program!
Experience That Works!
Getting Started:
P2D2, our comprehensive job database, is a great tool to match students with employers. In order to utilize this job database and the other services provided by our office, students need to apply to the GT Internship Program. We accept applications on an on-going basis from all majors. If you are a student interested in becoming part of the program, please click here for an application http://www.upi.gatech.edu/application_process.php We are always interested in forming new relationships with employers. If you are an employer interested in becoming part of the GT Internship program, please click here to find out how to get started. (http://www.upi.gatech.edu/employer_info.php)
Making Your Internship Official:
GTl interns maintain their full-time student status by registering for an audited internship course (http://www.upi.gatech.edu/registration.php). Maintaining full-time status is critical for housing, insurance and eligibility purposes. In addition, this course allows the internship to be officially recognized by the University on the student’s transcript and prevents any gaps in enrollment.
The number of audit credits depends upon the number of hours worked per week (20-29 hours = 6 audit credits, 30-34 hours = 9 audit credits, 35+ hours = 12 audit credits). Students participating in a part-time internship must maintain full-time student status using a combination of internship and academic credit.
Questions?
Our staff (http://www.upi.gatech.edu/office.php) - will be happy to discuss the GT Internship program with you. Please contact Ann Blasick, Mary Fisher, or me to explore the exciting possibilities the GT Internship program may hold for you or feel free to stop by the Division of Professional Practice Office, located on the 1st floor of the Savant Building, 631 Cherry Street next to Tech Tower.
