Intern
Roles focused on the intersections of tech, business and design
Complete a full-time internship, in-person or online
The Digital Innovation Programs are an opportunity for students to get real-world professional experience during their time at Miami while also receiving academic credit. With short-term and semester experiences with a variety of academic benefits, these unique study-away experiences are open to students from all majors who are interested in gaining career insights and acumen.
Intern
Roles focused on the intersections of tech, business and design
Complete a full-time internship, in-person or online
Network
Expand a professional network through curated company visits, events, workshops, and individual meetings
Advance
Enhance your resume and portfolio through work, insights, and/or capstone projects
Take advantage of Miami’s proximity to and relationships with companies within the Cincinnati or San Francisco area in the Digital Innovation program. Students participating in this opportunity will be able to leverage connections in Oxford and Southwest Ohio or San Francisco to maximize professional growth.
The Digital Innovation program combines full-time internships, senior design projects, and embedded and coordinated networking experiences, and thus allows students to complete the Digital Innovation minor over the course of the semester. It is academically efficient and professionally effective. On average, 75% of program participants continue working for their internship employers, either in an extended internship or full-time role.
A unique opportunity offered through the program is the chance to actively dive into the entrepreneurial and tech-informed ecosystems in the selected city. Throughout the semester, students will engage in events, mentorship, professional activities, and more, that are organized by relevant local organizations - thus tapping into the existing networks for professional connections.
As a part of Digital Innovation, students will complete full-time internships and can work Monday through Friday over the semester.
Students can seek work opportunities based in Southwest Ohio or San Francisco. The role itself can be in-person, hybrid, or remote, and could be paid or unpaid, but should allow students to live within the selected city or surrounding area. Students are invited to seek work responsibilities that best fit their professional interests and experiences, provided the work falls within the context of emerging technology, business, and design. Significant support is provided for participants to connect with companies within the Digital Innovation network, though ultimately it is a student’s responsibility to secure a position.
Students have interned at the following companies:
Overview | Details |
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Term | Fall or Spring Semester |
Academics | 15 credit hours. IMS 340 (Internship) - 8 hours IMS 452 (Senior Design Project) - 3 hours IMS 398 (Networking) - 1 hour IMS 396 (Inside the Innovation Ecosystem) - 3 hours. Can contribute to Focus Area, Integration, and Internship for ETBD majors. Completes to Digital Innovation minor. |
Cost | Full semester tuition based on individual Tuition Promise Plus $250 program fee |
We invite prospective employers to forge a partnership aimed at nurturing the next generation of skilled professionals. Through internships, you can play an integral role by offering students hands-on learning experiences, which will bridge the gap between academic learning and practical application and foster a dynamic learning environment.