MIM 525 - Internship

Min Units: 4
Max Units: 4
Internship experience provides students with the opportunity to better understand an organization and its industry, while provided a chance to apply business skills garnered earlier in the MiM program. It is heavily experiential in nature and should help MiM graduates feel positive about their abilities and their opportunity to impact organizations. Internship work will be monitored by the Lacy School of Business to assure that organizations employing interns are offering an opportunity for rigorous work that challenges a student’s capabilities. (G) Spring
Prerequisite(s): MiM degree-seeking status, MIM 502, and MIM 504