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The Coleman Entrepreneurship Center Internship Program gives students hands-on experience working closely with founders on specific projects at an entrepreneurial venture. All current undergraduate and graduate students are eligible to apply. The CEC hires students and they are paid a stipend or a scholarship to offset the costs of the program. The internship program takes place from the beginning of June until the end of August. Typically, 30-35 students are placed at organizations each summer. Occasionally, internship opportunities will arise throughout the year and placements are done on an individual basis.
Program participants will work for a total of 125 hours and no more than 20 hours a week at an organization. Students will receive a $2,000 stipend to offset the costs of the internship and if eligible may be able to take an Experiential Learning course for 4 credits. Selected students may work remote, in-person or hybrid and the schedule and projects will be determined by the organization prior to the start of the internship. Students will track their hours to ensure they are meeting the 125-hour requirement and attend monthly cohort sessions with fellow interns to share best practices.
"The coordinators at the Coleman Entrepreneurship Center did a great job of matching me with a position that fit my aspirations. I'm a person who wants a wide range of experiences packaged into one job, and that’s exactly what I got."
Taey
Master of Science in Entrepreneurship
Participate in the Internship Program
If you have any additional questions about the program, please contact:
Emily Doyle
Director of Emerging Company Programs, Coleman Entrepreneurship Center
edoyle14@depaul.edu