Undergraduate Global Internships

Program Details 

Application Deadline: Feb 1, 2026

Program Dates: May 14 - July 11, 2026

Cost: $8,384 (3 credits); $8,684 (6 credits) 

Costs include: Tuition, housing, internship placement, orientation, welcome and farewell events, city tour, on-site staff support, and supplemental health insurance. 

Cost does not include: Roundtrip airfare, meals, local transportation, passport, visa (if applicable), and personal expenses

Offered through a partnership with CEA CAPA: http://www.ceastudyabroad.com/

For more information, contact Michelle Parker, global programs advisor.

Why Dublin?

Dublin is a thriving center for business, technology, finance, marketing, and the arts — making it an ideal destination for students looking to gain international experience in a fast-paced, professional setting. As the European headquarters for major companies like Google, Meta, and LinkedIn, as well as home to countless startups and NGOs, Dublin offers unmatched opportunities to grow your career.

You’ll experience Ireland’s welcoming culture and enjoy a work environment that values collaboration, innovation, and a strong work-life balance. Explore the city's rich history, lively music scene, and breathtaking landscapes — all just a short train ride from the city.

Wherever your career takes you, interning abroad in Dublin will help you build valuable skills like adaptability, global communication, and independence — all while forming lasting connections with professionals and fellow students from around the world. It’s more than an internship — it’s your gateway to global success.

Internship Placement

Students will work with the program provider to professionally revise their resume, prepare for interviews, and obtain an internship in the industry of their choice. You will intern part-time at your host organization for 8-weeks and complete 20 hours per week. You will likely intern during standard business hours Mondays-Fridays and your placement may include in-person, remote, and hybrid work depending on the needs of your host organization.

Once you are accepted into the program, you will be assigned a CEA CAPA Career Coach, who will work with you one-on-one to guide you through the steps and deadlines of the Internship Placement Process. They will be your main point of contact for your internship prior to your departure. During the Internship Placement Process, you will engage with an International Internship Coordinator in your host country, and your potential host site supervisor. Your International Internship Coordinator will draw from your application materials to source and match you with a personalized internship placement that best aligns with your unique experience, skills, career interests, and goals for your internship abroad. Please also note, your host site supervisor will retain the final decision of your placement, so it’s important to prepare in advance for your interview with your host site supervisor.

There is no fixed timeline for the placement process, as timing depends on factors such as company decision-making, the number of candidates under consideration, and the number of interviews required. However, every student is guaranteed a meaningful internship that provides valuable professional experience.

Note: Accounting and Finance internships will require candidates to have completed multiple upper division accounting and/or finance courses. 

Internship Career Fields: Advertising, Business, Communication, Data Administration, Finance & Accounting, International Relations, Law & Legal Services, Marketing, Media Technology, Non Profit Administration, Politics & Public Service, Supply Chain & Logistics

Summer Internship Housing and Transportation

Each CEA CAPA location has different housing options, ranging from apartments and dorm-style rooms to homestays and residence halls. Please see the Dublin Housing Guide for more information about the different housing options available. Every program has at least one standard housing option (standard apartment) that is built into the program cost. Air conditioning may not be included without an additional fee, but fans are provided.

You’ll complete an online Housing Preferences Form that includes personality/lifestyle questions and allows you to request roommates and indicate any special requests. While CEA CAPA tries their best to honor housing preferences, they cannot promise or guarantee preferences. Housing preferences are considered final after the housing application closure date.

Typical Commute: 20-45 minutes walking & using public transportation

Orientation and Activities

Upon arrival in Dublin, you’ll have an orientation that includes important meetings about your housing, health and safety, the academic component of the program, and your internship placement. Additional activities designed to help you orient to the city will include a city tour, weekend day trips, and cultural activities. Students have the opportunity to participate in additional extracurricular activities in Dublin and beyond.

Academic Credit

Upon completion of the program, Eller students will receive three units of BNAD 393A credit for the international internship course. These units can be applied directly towards the Global Business Program minor or can be used as general elective credit. Students are also able to enroll in an additional 3-unit course, including MKTG 456 (MKTG major elective), Sports MGMT elective, a General Education course requirement, or a Global Business Program elective. 

Internship in Dublin: 3-unit program (3-unit Internship course)

Study + Internship in Dublin: 6-unit program (3-unit Internship course & additional 3-unit course)

Please speak with an Eller Global Advisor about which course you are interested in completing abroad, so we can determine how the credit will transfer back and satisfy your remaining degree requirements.

Eligibility and Application Process

• Minimum GPA of 2.75
• Rising juniors and seniors
• Valid passport

Global Internship Spotlights 

Wondering what it’s like to intern abroad? Hear from fellow students as they share their experiences—navigating new cities, gaining real-world skills, and building confidence that will carry them into their future careers.

• Blake Shamblin (Summer 2025)
• Rachelle Korte (Summer 2025)
• Colin Dempsey (Summer 2024)
• Gabriella Currie (Summer 2024)

Apply Here

Program Details 

Application Deadline: Feb 1, 2026

Program Dates: May 27 - July 24, 2026

Cost: $7,884 (3 credits); $8,184 (6 credits) 

Costs include: Tuition, housing, internship placement, orientation, welcome and farewell events, city tour, on-site staff support, and supplemental health insurance. 

Cost does not include: Roundtrip airfare, meals, local transportation, passport, visa (if applicable), and personal expenses

Offered through a partnership with CEA CAPA: http://www.ceastudyabroad.com/

For more information, contact Michelle Parker, global programs advisor.

Why Prague?

Prague is a thriving hub for business, technology, sustainability, and culture—making it an ideal destination for students eager to gain international experience in a dynamic, historic European capital. As home to global companies, innovative startups, and influential NGOs, Prague offers exciting opportunities to grow your career in a city known for both tradition and innovation.

You’ll experience a collaborative work environment shaped by Central Europe’s growing role in global business, while also enjoying the city’s rich history, stunning architecture, and vibrant cultural scene. With easy access to the rest of Europe, Prague blends professional development with unforgettable travel and exploration.

Wherever your career takes you, interning abroad in Prague will help you strengthen key skills like adaptability, cross-cultural communication, and independence—all while building lasting connections with professionals and peers from around the world.

Internship Placement

Students will work with the program provider to professionally revise their resume, prepare for interviews, and obtain an internship in the industry of their choice. You will intern part-time at your host organization for 8-weeks and complete 20 hours per week. You will likely intern during standard business hours Mondays-Fridays and your placement may include in-person, remote, and hybrid work depending on the needs of your host organization.

Once you are accepted into the program, you will be assigned a CEA CAPA Career Coach, who will work with you one-on-one to guide you through the steps and deadlines of the Internship Placement Process. They will be your main point of contact for your internship prior to your departure. During the Internship Placement Process, you will engage with an International Internship Coordinator in your host country, and your potential host site supervisor. Your International Internship Coordinator will draw from your application materials to source and match you with a personalized internship placement that best aligns with your unique experience, skills, career interests, and goals for your internship abroad. Please also note, your host site supervisor will retain the final decision of your placement, so it’s important to prepare in advance for your interview with your host site supervisor.

There is no fixed timeline for the placement process, as timing depends on factors such as company decision-making, the number of candidates under consideration, and the number of interviews required. However, every student is guaranteed a meaningful internship that provides valuable professional experience.

Internship Career Fields: Advertising, Business, Data Administration, Design, Hospitality, Human Resources, Information Technology (IT), International Relations, Law & Legal Services, Marketing, Sales, Sustainability, Urban Planning Internships Abroad

Summer Internship Housing and Transportation

Each CEA CAPA location has different housing options, ranging from apartments and dorm-style rooms to homestays and residence halls. Please see the Prague Housing Guide for more information about the different housing options available. Every program has at least one standard housing option (standard apartment) that is built into the program cost. Air conditioning may not be included without an additional fee, but fans are provided.

You’ll complete an online Housing Preferences Form that includes personality/lifestyle questions and allows you to request roommates and indicate any special requests. While CEA CAPA tries their best to honor housing preferences, they cannot promise or guarantee preferences. Housing preferences are considered final after the housing application closure date.

Typical Commute: 20-45 minutes walking & using public transportation

Orientation and Activities

Upon arrival in Prague, you’ll have an orientation that includes important meetings about your housing, health and safety, the academic component of the program, and your internship placement. Additional activities designed to help you orient to the city will include a city tour, weekend day trips, and cultural activities. Students have the opportunity to participate in additional extracurricular activities in Prague and beyond.

Academic Credit

Upon completion of the program, Eller students will receive three units of BNAD 393A credit for the international internship course. These units can be applied directly towards the Global Business Program minor or can be used as general elective credit. Students are also able to enroll in an additional 3-unit course, including MGMT 435 (MGMT major elective), Sports MGMT elective, a General Education course requirement, or a Global Business Program elective. 

Internship in Prague: 3-unit program (3-unit Internship course)

Study + Internship in Prague: 6-unit program (3-unit Internship course & additional 3-unit course)

Please speak with an Eller Global Advisor about which course you are interested in completing abroad, so we can determine how the credit will transfer back and satisfy your remaining degree requirements.

Eligibility and Application Process

• Minimum GPA of 2.75
• Rising juniors and seniors
• Valid passport

Apply Here

Program Details 

Application Deadline: Feb 15, 2026

Program Dates: June 5 - August 1, 2026

Cost: $8,311 (3 credits)

Costs include: Tuition, housing, internship placement, orientation, airport pick-up and drop off, check-in dinners, on-site staff support, and supplemental health insurance.

Cost does not include: Roundtrip airfare, meals, local transportation, passport, visa (if applicable), and personal expenses

Offered through a partnership with Global Academic Ventures: https://www.globalacademicventures.com/ 

For more information, contact Lauren Findlow, assistant director for global programs.

Why Auckland?

Auckland is New Zealand’s largest city and a rising hub for business, technology, sustainability, and the creative industries—making it an inspiring destination for students eager to gain international experience in a diverse and welcoming environment. Home to multinational corporations, innovative startups, and organizations driving social and environmental change, Auckland offers exciting opportunities to grow your skills and career.

In Auckland, you’ll find a collaborative work culture that values innovation, balance, and global perspectives. Beyond the workplace, you can explore the city’s stunning waterfront, vibrant neighborhoods, and world-class dining—while breathtaking beaches, mountains, and islands are just a short trip away.

Wherever your career takes you, interning abroad in Auckland will help you develop essential skills like adaptability, cross-cultural communication, and independence—all while building meaningful connections with professionals and peers from around the world.

Internship Placement

Students will work with the program provider to professionally revise their resume, prepare for interviews, and obtain an internship in their field of study. You will intern at your host organization full-time for 8-weeks and complete 40 hours per week. You will intern during standard business hours Mondays-Fridays and your placement may include in-person, remote, and hybrid work depending on the needs of your host organization.

Once you complete your Internship Interest Form, the program provider will share your information and updated resume with the local placement team in Auckland. From there, the placement team will begin contacting host companies and circulating resumes to organizations that best align with each student’s major, career goals, and interests.

Depending on the company, students may be placed directly without interviews, or they may participate in one or more interviews before a final decision is made. Throughout the process, the program provider will remain your primary point of contact. Once a placement is confirmed, they will work directly with the host company to prepare an official offer letter for you to review and sign.

There is no fixed timeline for the placement process, as timing depends on factors such as company decision-making, the number of candidates under consideration, and whether interviews are required. However, every student is guaranteed a meaningful internship that provides valuable professional experience.

Summer Internship Housing and Transportation

Housing is located in and around the city center with easy access to local transportation. GAV arranges the student housing, in one of several centrally-located apartment-style furnished residences. Students will complete an online Housing form that includes personality/lifestyle questions and allows you to request roommates and indicate any special requests. 

Auckland is easy to navigate on public transportation. Students will have limited credit added to their local public transportation pass to get them started. 

Typical Commute: 20-45 minutes walking & using public transportation

Orientation and Activities

Students are typically met at the airport by GAV staff and then transported into the city on the day of arrival. The first few days of the program will include an on-site orientation that covers important meetings about your housing, health and safety, and your internship placement. Additional activities designed to help you orient to the city will include a city tour and cultural activities, such as Waiheke Island. Students have the opportunity to participate in additional extracurricular activities in Auckland and beyond.

Academic Credit

Upon completion of the program, Eller students will receive three units of BNAD 393A credit for the international internship course. These units can be applied directly towards the Global Business Program minor or can be used as general elective credit. 

Eligibility and Application Process

• Minimum GPA of 3.0
• Rising juniors and seniors
• Valid passport

Apply Here

Program Details 

Application Deadline: Feb 15, 2026

Program Dates: June 5 - August 1, 2026

Cost: $8,981 (3 credits)

Costs include: Tuition, housing, internship placement, orientation, airport pick-up and drop off, check-in dinners, on-site staff support, and supplemental health insurance.

Cost does not include: Roundtrip airfare, meals, local transportation, passport, visa (if applicable), and personal expenses

Offered through a partnership with Global Academic Ventures: https://www.globalacademicventures.com/ 

For more information, contact Lauren Findlow, assistant director for global programs.

Why Hong Kong?

Hong Kong is a vibrant international hub for business, finance, technology, marketing, and the arts—making it an ideal destination for students eager to gain hands-on experience in a fast-paced, global city. As home to multinational corporations, innovative startups, and influential organizations across industries, Hong Kong offers unmatched opportunities to advance your career.

Beyond the office, you’ll experience a dynamic work culture that values creativity, collaboration, and innovation, all set against a city rich in history, culture, and breathtaking views. From bustling markets and iconic skylines to tranquil harbors and scenic hikes just outside the city, Hong Kong blends professional growth with unforgettable adventures.

Wherever your career takes you, interning abroad in Hong Kong will help you develop essential skills—adaptability, global communication, and independence—while forming lasting connections with professionals and peers from around the world.

Internship Placement

Students will work with the program provider to professionally revise their resume, prepare for interviews, and obtain an internship in their field of study. You will intern at your host organization full-time for 8-weeks and complete 40 hours per week. You will intern during standard business hours Mondays-Fridays and your placement may include in-person, remote, and hybrid work depending on the needs of your host organization.

Once you complete your Internship Interest Form, the program provider will share your information and updated resume with the local placement team in Hong Kong. From there, the placement team will begin contacting host companies and circulating resumes to organizations that best align with each student’s major, career goals, and interests.

Depending on the company, students may be placed directly without interviews, or they may participate in one or more interviews before a final decision is made. Throughout the process, the program provider will remain your primary point of contact. Once a placement is confirmed, they will work directly with the host company to prepare an official offer letter for you to review and sign.

There is no fixed timeline for the placement process, as timing depends on factors such as company decision-making, the number of candidates under consideration, and whether interviews are required. However, every student is guaranteed a meaningful internship that provides valuable professional experience.

Summer Internship Housing and Transportation

Housing is located in and around the city center with easy access to local transportation. GAV arranges the student housing, in one of several centrally-located apartment-style furnished residences. Students will complete an online Housing form that includes personality/lifestyle questions and allows you to request roommates and indicate any special requests. 

Hong Kong is easy to navigate on the MTR (public transportation). Students will have limited credit added to their local public transportation pass to get them started. 

Typical Commute: 20-45 minutes walking & using public transportation

Orientation and Activities

Students are typically met at the airport by GAV staff and then transported into the city on the day of arrival. The first few days of the program will include an on-site orientation that covers important meetings about your housing, health and safety, and your internship placement. Additional activities designed to help you orient to the city will include a city tour and cultural activities. Students have the opportunity to participate in additional extracurricular activities in Hong Kong and beyond.

Academic Credit

Upon completion of the program, Eller students will receive three units of BNAD 393A credit for the international internship course. These units can be applied directly towards the Global Business Program minor or can be used as general elective credit. 

Eligibility and Application Process

• Minimum GPA of 3.0
• Rising juniors and seniors
• Valid passport

Apply Here

Program Details 

Application Deadline: Feb 15, 2026

Program Dates: June 5 - August 1, 2026

Cost: $8,022 (3 credits)

Costs include: Tuition, housing, internship placement, orientation, airport pick-up and drop off, check-in dinners, on-site staff support, and supplemental health insurance.

Cost does not include: Roundtrip airfare, meals, local transportation, passport, visa (if applicable), and personal expenses

Offered through a partnership with Global Academic Ventures: https://www.globalacademicventures.com/ 

For more information, contact Lauren Findlow, assistant director for global programs.

Why Kuala Lumpur?

Kuala Lumpur is a bustling center for business, technology, finance, marketing, and the creative industries—making it an ideal destination for students eager to gain international experience in a dynamic, fast-growing city. As home to multinational corporations, innovative startups, and influential organizations, Kuala Lumpur offers exciting opportunities to develop your skills and advance your career.

Beyond the office, you’ll experience a vibrant work culture that values collaboration, innovation, and global perspectives, all set against a city known for its rich heritage, diverse cuisine, and striking modern skyline. From colorful markets and historic landmarks to lush parks and nearby natural escapes, Kuala Lumpur blends professional growth with unforgettable experiences.

An internship abroad in Kuala Lumpur will help you strengthen adaptability, cross-cultural communication, and independence, while fostering meaningful connections with professionals and peers from around the world.

Internship Placement

Students will work with the program provider to professionally revise their resume, prepare for interviews, and obtain an internship in their field of study. You will intern at your host organization full-time for 8-weeks and complete 40 hours per week. You will intern during standard business hours Mondays-Fridays and your placement may include in-person, remote, and hybrid work depending on the needs of your host organization.

Once you complete your Internship Interest Form, the program provider will share your information and updated resume with the local placement team in Kuala Lumpur. From there, the placement team will begin contacting host companies and circulating resumes to organizations that best align with each student’s major, career goals, and interests.

Depending on the company, students may be placed directly without interviews, or they may participate in one or more interviews before a final decision is made. Throughout the process, the program provider will remain your primary point of contact. Once a placement is confirmed, they will work directly with the host company to prepare an official offer letter for you to review and sign.

There is no fixed timeline for the placement process, as timing depends on factors such as company decision-making, the number of candidates under consideration, and whether interviews are required. However, every student is guaranteed a meaningful internship that provides valuable professional experience.

Summer Internship Housing and Transportation

Housing is located in and around the city center with easy access to local transportation. GAV arranges the student housing, in one of several centrally-located apartment-style furnished residences. Students will complete an online Housing form that includes personality/lifestyle questions and allows you to request roommates and indicate any special requests. 

Kuala Lumpur is easy to navigate using public transportation. Students will have limited credit added to their local public transportation pass to get them started. 

Typical Commute: 20-45 minutes walking & using public transportation

Orientation and Activities

Students are typically met at the airport by GAV staff and then transported into the city on the day of arrival. The first few days of the program will include an on-site orientation that covers important meetings about your housing, health and safety, and your internship placement. Additional activities designed to help you orient to the city will include a city tour and cultural activities. Students have the opportunity to participate in additional extracurricular activities in Kuala Lumpur and beyond.

Academic Credit

Upon completion of the program, Eller students will receive three units of BNAD 393A credit for the international internship course. These units can be applied directly towards the Global Business Program minor or can be used as general elective credit. 

Eligibility and Application Process

• Minimum GPA of 3.0
• Rising juniors and seniors
• Valid passport

Apply Here

Program Details 

Application Deadline: Feb 15, 2026

Program Dates: June 4 - August 1, 2026

Cost: $8,984 (3 credits)

Costs include: Tuition, housing, internship placement, orientation, airport pick-up and drop off, check-in dinners, on-site staff support, and supplemental health insurance.

Cost does not include: Roundtrip airfare, meals, local transportation, passport, visa (if applicable), and personal expenses

Offered through a partnership with Global Academic Ventures: https://www.globalacademicventures.com/ 

For more information, contact Lauren Findlow, assistant director for global programs.

Why Singapore?

Singapore is a world-class hub for business, finance, technology, logistics, and the arts—making it an exceptional destination for students eager to gain international experience in a fast-paced, innovative city. As home to leading multinational corporations, pioneering startups, and influential global organizations, Singapore offers unparalleled opportunities to build your career.

Beyond the workplace, you’ll experience a forward-thinking culture that values collaboration, creativity, and diversity, all set in one of the most dynamic and cosmopolitan cities in Asia. From iconic landmarks and bustling food markets to lush gardens and easy access to the rest of Southeast Asia, Singapore blends professional development with unforgettable cultural experiences.

An internship abroad in Singapore will help you build essential skills such as adaptability, global communication, and independence, while creating lasting connections with professionals and peers from around the world.

Internship Placement

Students will work with the program provider to professionally revise their resume, prepare for interviews, and obtain an internship in their field of study. You will intern at your host organization full-time for 8-weeks and complete 40 hours per week. You will intern during standard business hours Mondays-Fridays and your placement may include in-person, remote, and hybrid work depending on the needs of your host organization.

Once you complete your Internship Interest Form, the program provider will share your information and updated resume with the local placement team in Singapore. From there, the placement team will begin contacting host companies and circulating resumes to organizations that best align with each student’s major, career goals, and interests.

Depending on the company, students may be placed directly without interviews, or they may participate in one or more interviews before a final decision is made. Throughout the process, the program provider will remain your primary point of contact. Once a placement is confirmed, they will work directly with the host company to prepare an official offer letter for you to review and sign.

There is no fixed timeline for the placement process, as timing depends on factors such as company decision-making, the number of candidates under consideration, and whether interviews are required. However, every student is guaranteed a meaningful internship that provides valuable professional experience.

Summer Internship Housing and Transportation

Housing is located in and around the city center with easy access to local transportation. GAV arranges the student housing, in one of several centrally-located apartment-style furnished residences. Students will complete an online Housing form that includes personality/lifestyle questions and allows you to request roommates and indicate any special requests. 

Singapore is easy to navigate using the MRT (public transportation). Students will have limited credit added to their local public transportation pass to get them started. 

Typical Commute: 20-45 minutes walking & using public transportation

Orientation and Activities

Students are typically met at the airport by GAV staff and then transported into the city on the day of arrival. The first few days of the program will include an on-site orientation that covers important meetings about your housing, health and safety, your internship placement, and activating your Work Holiday Pass (WHP). Additional activities designed to help you orient to the city will include a city tour and cultural activities. Students have the opportunity to participate in additional extracurricular activities in Singapore and beyond.

Academic Credit

Upon completion of the program, Eller students will receive three units of BNAD 393A credit for the international internship course. These units can be applied directly towards the Global Business Program minor or can be used as general elective credit. 

Eligibility and Application Process

• Minimum GPA of 3.0
• Rising juniors and seniors
• Valid passport 

Global Internship Spotlights 

Wondering what it’s like to intern abroad? Hear from fellow students as they share their experiences—navigating new cities, gaining real-world skills, and building confidence that will carry them into their future careers.

• Sowadhana Sim (Summer 2025)
• Marcus Carson (Summer 2025)
• Kyle Fujii (Summer 2025)
• Caroline Brady (Summer 2023)
• Kaitlyn Hsu (Summer 2023)

Apply Here

Program Details 

Application Deadline: Feb 15, 2026

Program Dates: June 5 - August 1, 2026

Cost: $8,311 (3 credits)

Costs include: Tuition, housing, internship placement, orientation, airport pick-up and drop off, check-in dinners, on-site staff support, and supplemental health insurance.

Cost does not include: Roundtrip airfare, meals, local transportation, passport, visa (if applicable), and personal expenses

Offered through a partnership with Global Academic Ventures: https://www.globalacademicventures.com/ 

For more information, contact Lauren Findlow, assistant director for global programs.

Why Sydney?

Sydney is a thriving hub for business, finance, technology, media, and the creative industries—making it an ideal destination for students eager to gain international experience in a dynamic, world-class city. As home to global corporations, innovative startups, and influential NGOs, Sydney offers exceptional opportunities to develop your skills and advance your career.

Beyond the office, you’ll experience a professional culture that values collaboration, innovation, and balance, all set against the backdrop of one of the most iconic cities in the world. From the Sydney Opera House and bustling waterfronts to golden beaches and nearby national parks, Sydney combines career growth with unforgettable adventures.

An internship abroad in Sydney will help you strengthen adaptability, cross-cultural communication, and independence, while forging meaningful connections with professionals and peers from around the globe.

Internship Placement

Students will work with the program provider to professionally revise their resume, prepare for interviews, and obtain an internship in their field of study. You will intern at your host organization full-time for 8-weeks and complete 40 hours per week. You will intern during standard business hours Mondays-Fridays and your placement may include in-person, remote, and hybrid work depending on the needs of your host organization.

Once you complete your Internship Interest Form, the program provider will share your information and updated resume with the local placement team in Sydney. From there, the placement team will begin contacting host companies and circulating resumes to organizations that best align with each student’s major, career goals, and interests.

Depending on the company, students may be placed directly without interviews, or they may participate in one or more interviews before a final decision is made. Throughout the process, the program provider will remain your primary point of contact. Once a placement is confirmed, they will work directly with the host company to prepare an official offer letter for you to review and sign.

There is no fixed timeline for the placement process, as timing depends on factors such as company decision-making, the number of candidates under consideration, and whether interviews are required. However, every student is guaranteed a meaningful internship that provides valuable professional experience.

Summer Internship Housing and Transportation

Housing is located in and around the city center with easy access to local transportation. GAV arranges the student housing, in one of several centrally-located apartment-style furnished residences. Students will complete an online Housing form that includes personality/lifestyle questions and allows you to request roommates and indicate any special requests. 

Sydney is easy to navigate using public transportation. Students will have limited credit added to their local public transportation pass (Opal card) to get them started. 

Typical Commute: 20-45 minutes walking & using public transportation

Orientation and Activities

Students are typically met at the airport by GAV staff and then transported into the city on the day of arrival. The first few days of the program will include an on-site orientation that covers important meetings about your housing, health and safety, and your internship placement. Additional activities designed to help you orient to the city will include a city tour and cultural activities. Students have the opportunity to participate in additional extracurricular activities in Sydney and beyond.

Academic Credit

Upon completion of the program, Eller students will receive three units of BNAD 393A credit for the international internship course. These units can be applied directly towards the Global Business Program minor or can be used as general elective credit. 

Eligibility and Application Process

• Minimum GPA of 3.0
• Rising juniors and seniors
• Valid passport from the U.S. or the EU

Global Internship Spotlights 

Wondering what it’s like to intern abroad? Hear from fellow students as they share their experiences—navigating new cities, gaining real-world skills, and building confidence that will carry them into their future careers.

• Payton Vosik (Summer 2025)
• Amber Jester (Summer 2024)

Apply Here