Internship & Career Support

Whether you're seeking an internship for the required BUSX 460 Professional Experience course, for elective credit through an academic department or for additional experience to boost your resume, TU and CBE offer helpful resources.

Career Events

Save the Date!

CBE Spring Career Fair
Wednesday, March 13
11 a.m.-2 p.m.
West Village Commons, Ballroom A

BUSX 460 Professional Experience

This reflective course with an internship component is required for all accounting, business administration and business systems and processes majors and is typically taken in a student's junior or senior year. Learn what you need to know for this unique program.

Internships by Department

Each department offers a course through which students can earn credit that counts toward their major/concentration for completing an internship. See instructions and forms for each department below.

Tips for Finding an Internship

  • Start early. Be proactive! It's never too soon to look. At the least, you will get an idea of where and how you can be an intern. At the best, you might find a company willing to hire you whenever you're ready! Don't bank on one position you find either. Apply to multiple positions.
  • Use all available resources. In addition to the career services and events offered by TU and CBE (listed below), use job websites and LinkedIn to search for opportunities. Tap into your existing networks through family, friends, clubs, places of worship, etc. Let them know you're looking for opportunities.
  • Prepare your professional image. Employers want to see a polished resume, even if it just lists your part-time job or campus involvement. Practice interview and networking skills through the Career Center. Acquire professional-looking attire for interviews.
  • Network. Network. Network. Use every opportunity you have to meet and talk to business professionals. You never know where a casual acquaintance might lead. 
  • Keep in mind the internship requirements when seeking a position for BUSX 460 Professional Experience.

Resources for Your Search

TU JOB DATABASE

Handshake is a free, online job and internship database for TU students, alumni and employers. You can access it easily with your TU net ID credentials by logging in here.

CBE CONNECT

Distributed weekly by students for students, CBE CONNECT includes a list of newly added internships in Handshake for business students. Not receiving the e-newsletter? Contact . 

CAREER CENTER

Take advantage of the Career Center where you can meet with a counselor, practice interviewing, get resume advice and more. The Career Center also hosts several career fairs, event and on-campus interviewing with employers recruiting events throughout the year, which are all posted in Handshake.

EVENTS

CBE events like the Accounting Open House and CBE Career Ready Day are the perfect opportunity to network with employers and enhance your professional readiness.

COMPANY & ORGANIZATION INTERNSHIP WEB PAGES

Select an industry below to find direct links to web pages where you can explore and apply for internship opportunities at specific companies and organizations.

INTERNSHIP & CAREER PAGES BY INDUSTRY

Accounting and Consulting Firms

PWC

SC&H Group

Banking and Financial Services

Bank of America

Citigroup (College Programs)

Deutsche Bank, Alex Brown

M&T Bank

Morgan Stanley

PNC

Prudential Financial

T. Rowe Price

Wells Fargo

Consumer Goods and Services/Retail

Enterprise Holdings (Enterprise Rent-A-Car)

McCormick & Co.

Stanley Black & Decker

Target

Government, Public Utilities and Nonprofit Organizations

Centers for Medicare and Medicaid

Internal Revenue Service (IRS)

Northrop Grumman

State of Maryland

Social Security Administration

U.S. Department of Defense

U.S. Government

U.S. Postal Service

Healthcare

Carefirst BlueCross BlueShield

MedStar Health

ADDITIONAL SERVICES

Schedule an appointment or stop by Student Academic and Career Services in Stephens Hall, room 301 during walk-in hours on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 2 to 3 p.m.