Internships provide students with opportunities to apply their useful liberal-arts educations beyond campus. Dickinson interns tackle real-world issues, make connections, navigate professional environments and develop experience that they can integrate and transfer into new contexts.

Experiential learning like internships and research provide opportunities for students to enhance their thinking on leadership, personal values, professional ethics, workplace culture and more. To enrich this experiential learning, our Internship Notation Program and grant program provide intentional pathways for reflection so students can evaluate their progress and articulate their goals. 

Whether you plan to pursue employment, public service or graduate/professional school immediately after Dickinson, our vast alumni network and student success resources offer a wide array of opportunities for you to prepare for and secure internships.

“This internship gave me the opportunity to apply what I’ve learned in the classroom to real-world research. I feel more confident as a scientist and more prepared for the challenges of graduate school.” 

—Helena Holley '25 (biology), Pfizer