Semester Internship

Catalog description

This course will expose students to the expectations of the professional workforce while learning how to apply scientific knowledge in a professional research and development environment. It will also give students the opportunity to test their interest in and aptitude for a particular career path outside of academia. This internship will take place at an off-campus public or private entity engaged in work relevant to ISM Program-oriented research topics. Prerequisite(s): Graduate level ISM 8000 Minimum Grade of C and Graduate level ISM 8010 Minimum Grade of C