Internships
Internships give economics majors an opportunity to polish the critical thinking, analytical, and communication skills they develop during their studies here and apply them in a professional setting. Internships are also a valuable way for students to explore various career options and build their professional networks.
Recent internships include Target, Goldman Sachs, Boston Consulting Group, and more.
Funding
Rising sophomores and juniors have access to special funding from the Arts and Letters Summer Internship Program to help defray expenses. Internships may be paid or unpaid—and in any industry or geographic location.
Since 2010, the Arts and Letters Summer Internship Program has given more than $600,000 in support more than 250 students interning around the world.
To apply for funding assistance, students must first secure an internship. The Career Center offers many resources to help students find and apply for internships in a wide range of industries.
- Learn more about the Arts and Letters Summer Internship Program and other internship funding options
- Get more information on how to apply for internship funding.
- Review the College’s internship policy.
Spotlight
Georgia Twersky loves diving deep into data when she’s studying economics. But her experiences at Notre Dame have helped her see the value of understanding the people behind the numbers, as well. An international economics major with a Spanish concentration and a minor in peace studies, the senior has found...