Internship

Catalog description

Three (3) credits, 15 (hours theory), 90 (hours internship) of Major courses This internship constitutes the final requirement for obtaining the degree. The student will be working in governmental and non -governmental settings related to public administration. Some possible scenarios include: foundations, non -profit organizations, senators' offices, the Office of Legislative Services, the Secretary of the Senate, the Office of the Sergeant at Arms, the offices of the respective spokesmen, special or permanent commissions, among others. In this experience, the skills developed throughout the program will be applied. The internship includes a guided reflection on the experience in the public administration area.