Internships in FCS

Family & Consumer Sciences

Internships are a powerful opportunity for students to connect classroom learning with real-world experience. In Family and Consumer Sciences, our internships help students explore career paths, build professional skills, and make substantive contributions to organizations that support individuals, families, and communities. Whether students are interested in education, nutrition, human development, design, or community services, internships provide experiential learning opportunities that prepare them for success.

Internships also allow students to form a valuable network with professionals in their chosen fields. Through mentorship, collaboration, and hands-on projects, students gain confidence and clarity about their future goals. These experiences not only strengthen r茅sum茅s but also help students develop the practical skills and professional mindset needed to thrive in careers that support individuals, families, and communities.

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TYPES OF INTERNSHIPS IN FCS

INTERNSHIPS IN DMT

Our Design, Merchandising, and Textiles (DMT) internship program immerses students in creative, hands-on industry experiences that build professional skills in fashion, product development, and consumer-focused design.

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INTERNSHIPS IN HDFS

Students in our Human Development and Family Sciences (HDFS) major are required to complete an internship as part of the HDFS program. This opportunity challenges you to apply all of your academic knowledge in an environment full of opportunities for practical application.

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INTERNSHIPS IN PCD

Our Professional Child Development (PCD) internship program gives majors hands-on experience working with children and families in real-world settings to build the skills needed for a career in early childhood and human development.

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WHERE CAN I FIND AN INTERNSHIP?

You can find internships through a variety of campus and community resources, including your academic advisor, the Family and Consumer Sciences department, Handshake, faculty mentors, local organizations, and professional networks that partner with our programs. Networking opens doors to hidden opportunities, helping students connect with professionals who can offer guidance, mentorship, and access to internships that may never be publicly posted. Don't be afraid to reach out to local business and inquire what it would take to setup an internship with their organization or business. Here is another resource that may help you:

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