Listed below are links to sites that post internship opportunities. However, do not isolate your strategy to this method alone. You may be surprised to learn how simply talking about your internship search with others can produce results for you. Additional strategies include:
Attend job fairs, employer information sessions, speaker series events and other on-campus events
Network with friends, family, neighbors, professors, coaches and service professionals
Participate in civic activities through student organizations
Join a professional organization with a local and national presence
Volunteer on campus or in the community
Join a sports team or extracurricular club
Subscribe to a newsletter, magazine or journal in your industry of choice
UB Resources
BizLink (Exclusive to School of Management students)
New York City Internship Guide: Created by one of our interns, this guide provides multiple resources to help you search for an internship in New York City.
Educational Housing Services: If you are looking for an internship in New York City and need to find housing this organization manages a number of buildings in Manhattan and Brooklyn, including furnished rooms, high-speed internet, cable, utilities and a private bathroom.
Now available in the Career Resource Center's resource area in 308 Alfiero
The Vault Guide to Top Internships (book) outlines the nation's top internships from the student perspective; includes application instructions.
Business First Book of Lists (directory) lists Western New York area companies by industry and productivity; includes contact information.
Disclaimer: Please note, the CBIP and the CRC are merely suggesting, not endorsing, external sites listed on this page. Use caution when considering your application to internships or jobs. Always conduct research on the employer before applying to ensure legitimacy. See our Safety Tips for Your Job Search handout for assistance.
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