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It is the responsibility of the student to connect with their academic advisor and/or academic programs to determine the correct number of credits to register for, and to ensure that the registered credits will count towards their major or minor requirements.
Know Your Deadlines!
It is very important to be aware of your academic department’s submission deadlines. If you have questions about your deadline, reach out to your academic department.
Common deadlines include (but are not limited to) the first day of the semester, the first week of the semester, and the census date. All of these dates can be referenced on MSU Denver’s Academic Calendar.
Review the information below to learn about MSU Denver’s general policies, along with additional policies specific to your program.
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Internship for Academic Credit Policies
Every program has their own guidelines that students must meet in order to be able to earn academic credit for an internship, however there are some policies that apply to every internship for academic credit.
- Students must have a declared major, minor, or certificate that is associated with internship course they wish to register fore
- In the case that an academic department does not offer a specific internship course, UC 3980 – Internship can be taken for academic credit.
- IDP students should discuss internship options with their academic advisor
- Internships for credit can be paid or unpaid
- It is highly recommended that all unpaid internships are done for academic credit in order to provide worker’s compensation coverage
- Paid internships can be done for credit, but this is not required
- Unless your major-specific information states otherwise, the internship course is offered every semester
- Unless your major-specific information states otherwise, 1 credit = 45 work hours; 3 credits = 135 work hours
- During the fall or spring semester, 135 work hours can be achieved by working an average of 10 hours per week
- During the summer, 135 work hours can be achieved by working an average of 14 hours per week
To ensure academic integrity and compliance with federal financial aid regulations, the following rules apply to the timing of internship work and course registration for academic credit:
- Length of Internship: All work for a for-credit internship course must be completed within a single academic term (e.g., semester or part of term), not exceeding 21 weeks in total.
- Start and End Dates: Internship work hours may begin after the conclusion of the previous full term/semester (including any official break or intersession period) and must end no later than the last official day of the term in which the student is registered for internship credit. Hours worked prior to the end of the previous term or after the end of the registered term are not eligible for academic credit.
- Registration Timing: Students must be enrolled in the internship course during the same term in which the internship work occurs (including intersession periods).
- Retroactive registration or credit for work conducted during a prior full term is not permitted.
- Students may request, but are not guaranteed, formal late enrollment approval within the same term
- When an internship continues beyond the end of a semester, students must register for internship credit again in the next academic term to earn credit for the work completed during that period.
This policy applies to all for-credit internships, regardless of whether they are paid or unpaid.
College of Aerospace, Computing, Engineering, & Design
Department Contact: Shannon Roe – [email protected]
Internship Information: Students should consult the department’s website for additional information.
Department Contact: Shannon Roe – [email protected]
Internship Information: Students should consult the department’s website for additional information.
Course(s):
- AES 3980 – Internship in Aviation and Aerospace Science (1 – 12 credits, depending on the internship*)
Department Contact: Dr. Jeffrey Forrest – [email protected]
Academic Department Policies:
- AES 3980 can be taken for up to 12 credits per registration
- *A maximum of 6 credits can count toward the major
- Credit will count as upper division electives
Prerequisites:
- Junior or Senior standing
- Permission of instructor
Course(s):
- AES 3980 – Internship in Aviation and Aerospace Science (1 – 12 credits, depending on the internship*)
Department Contact: Dr. Jeffrey Forrest – [email protected]
Academic Department Policies:
- AES 3980 can be taken for up to 12 credits per registration
- *A maximum of 6 credits can count toward the major
- Credit will count as upper division electives
Prerequisites:
- Junior or Senior standing
- Permission of instructor
Course(s):
- AES 3980 – Internship in Aviation and Aerospace Science (1 – 12 credits, depending on the internship*)
Department Contact: Dr. Jeffrey Forrest – [email protected]
Academic Department Policies:
- AES 3980 can be taken for up to 12 credits per registration
- *A maximum of 6 credits can count toward the major
- Credit will count as upper division electives
Prerequisites:
- Junior or Senior standing
- Permission of instructor
Course(s):
- CET 3980 – Industry Internship (3 credits)
Department Contact: Dr. Zsuzsa Balogh – [email protected]
Academic Department Policies:
- CET 3980 can be taken as upper division technical elective credit
- Students can take a maximum of 3 or 6 credits depending on their catalog year
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Prerequisites:
- Sophomore, Junior, or Senior standing
- 2.5 minimum cumulative GPA at MSU Denver
The information below is for students with a catalog year of 2025 – 2026 or later.
If your catalog year is 2024-2025 or earlier, consult your academic advisor.
Course(s):
- CEE 3980 – Internship in Computer and Electrical Engineering (3 credits)
Department Contact: Dr. Julio Proano – [email protected]
Academic Department Policies:
- CEE 3980 can be taken one time, for a total of 3 credits
- Credit will count as upper division electives
Prerequisites:
- Sophomore, Junior, or Senior standing
- Permission of instructor
Contact Dr. Feng Jiang [email protected] for help with questions related to internships for credit.
Contact Dr. Daniel Pittman [email protected]for help with questions related to internships for credit.
The information below is for students with a catalog year of 2026 – 2027 or later.
If your catalog year is 2025 – 2026 or earlier, consult your academic department.
Course(s):
- CPM 3980 – Industry Internship (1 – 9 credits)
Department Contact: Carolyn McGary – [email protected]
Academic Department Policies:
- CPM 3980: A minimum of 3 credit hours in an industry internship is required unless you have journeyman’s credentials after completing the four-year Registered Construction Trades Apprenticeship from the U.S. Department of Labor Office of Apprenticeship
- CPM 3980 can be taken for an additional 6 credits, applied as an upper division elective
Prerequisites:
- CPM 2950 with Grade of C or Better
- Department Permission
Contact Dr. Steve Geinitz ([email protected]) for help with questions related to internships for credit.
The information below is for students with a catalog year of 2025 – 2026 or later.
If your catalog year is 2024-2025 or earlier, consult your academic department.
Course(s):
- CEE 3980 – Internship in Computer and Electrical Engineering (3 credits)
Department Contact: Dr. Julio Proano – [email protected]
Academic Department Policies:
- CEE 3980 can be taken one time, for a total of 3 credits
- Credit will count as upper division electives
Prerequisites:
- Sophomore, Junior, or Senior standing
- Permission of instructor
Course(s):
- EVE 3980 – Internship in Environmental Engineering (3 credits)
Department Contact: Dr. Sung Hee Joo – [email protected]
Academic Department Policies:
- Environmental Engineering students can take EVE 3980 one time, for a total of 3 credits
- Credit will count as upper division electives
Prerequisites:
- Junior or Senior standing
- Permission of instructor
Course(s):
- IND 3980 – Elective Internship Experience (3 credits)
- IND 4960 – Professional Internship (3 credits)
Department Contact: John Wanberg – [email protected]
Academic Department Policies:
- IND 3980 (junior level) can be taken up to two times for a total of 6 credits, and will apply as upper division elective credit
- IND 4960 (senior level) is required for the major and registration is managed by the Industrial Design department.
Prerequisites:
- IND 3980: Junior standing, department approval
- IND 4960: Senior standing, IND 4450. Review the department website for additional information about IND 4960.
This major does not offer internships for credit.
If you are seeking teaching certification, see the information below.
- Department Contact: [email protected]
- Clinical Experience Information: Clinical Experiences for this major are managed by the School of Education (Office of Clinical Experiences and Partnerships). Students in the School of Education may visit the School of Education Student Site for further details.
Course(s):
- MET 3980 – Internship in Mechanical Engineering Technology (variable credits depending on internship)
Department Contact: Dr. Devi Kalla – [email protected]
Academic Department Policies:
- MET 3980 can be taken for a total of 6 credits, and will count as upper division electives
Prerequisites:
- Sophomore, Junior, or Senior standing
- Permission of instructor
This major does not offer internships for credit.
College of Business
Department Contact: Dr. Greg Clifton – [email protected]
Internship Information: Students should consult the College of Business SharePoint for information about internships.
Department Contact: Dr. Greg Clifton – [email protected]
Internship Information: Students should consult the College of Business SharePoint for information about internships.
Department Contact: Dr. Sally Baalbaki-Yassine – [email protected]
Internship Information: Students should consult the College of Business SharePoint for information about internships.
Department Contact: Dr. Abel Moreno – [email protected]
Internship Information: Students should consult the College of Business SharePoint for information about internships.
Department Contact: Dr. Abel Moreno – [email protected]
Internship Information: Students should consult the College of Business SharePoint for information about internships.
Department Contact: Dr. Alex Padilla – [email protected]
Internship Information: Students should consult the College of Business SharePoint for information about internships.
Department Contact: Dr. Debbie Gilliard – [email protected]
Internship Information: Students should consult the College of Business SharePoint for information about internships.
Department Contact: Dr. Silu Cheng – [email protected]
Internship Information: Students should consult the College of Business SharePoint for information about internships.
Department Contact: Dr. Debbie Gilliard – [email protected]
Internship Information: Students should consult the College of Business SharePoint for information about internships.
Department Contact: Dr. Debbie Gilliard – [email protected]
Internship Information: Students should consult the College of Business SharePoint for information about internships.
Department Contact: Dr. Debbie Gilliard – [email protected]
Internship Information: Students should consult the College of Business SharePoint for information about internships.
Department Contact: Dr. Sally Baalbaki-Yassine – [email protected]
Internship Information: Students should consult the College of Business SharePoint for information about internships.
Department Contact: Dr. Debbie Gilliard – [email protected]
Internship Information: Students should consult the College of Business SharePoint for information about internships.
Department Contact: Dr. Sally Baalbaki-Yassine – [email protected]
Internship Information: Students should consult the College of Business SharePoint for information about internships.
Department Contact: Dr. Silu Cheng – [email protected]
Internship Information: Students should consult the College of Business SharePoint for information about internships.
College of Health & Human Sciences
Course(s):
- HCM 4610 – Health Professions Internship (3 credits)
- PUB 4999 – Applied Learning with Lifestyle Medicine (3 credits)
Department Contact: Paige Ross – [email protected]
Academic Department Policies:
- Students must take one of the two courses listed above as part of their major requirements
Prerequisites:
- HCM 4610: Senior Standing, completion of 80% of HCM courses with C- or better; or permission of instructor
- PUB 4999: Senior Standing
Department Contact: Dr. Jenn Cheek – [email protected]
Internship Information: Students should consult the department’s website for additional information.
Department Contact: Dr. Jenn Cheek – [email protected]
Internship Information: Students should consult the department’s website for additional information.
Course(s): CYBM 6000 – Internship in Cybersecurity (3 credits)
Department Contact: Dr. Henry Jackson – [email protected]
Academic Department Policies:
- CYBM 6000 can be taken one time
- Credit will count as electives
Prerequisites:
- 18 credit hours of completed CYBM coursework
- Permission of the instructor
Department Contacts:
- Dr. Joe Quatrochi – [email protected]
- Dr. Ben Thompson – [email protected]
Internship Information: Internships for this major are managed by the academic department. Students should consult the department’s website for additional information.
Course(s):
- FER 3980 – Internship: Fire and Emergency Response (1 – 6 credits)
Department Contact: Dr. Mike Williams – [email protected]
Academic Department Policies:
- FER 3980 can be repeated for up to a total of 6 credits
- Credit will count as electives
- 1 credit = a minimum of 50 hours worked; 3 credits = a minimum of 150 hours worked
Prerequisites:
- Junior or Senior standing is recommended
Course(s):
- MHA 5001 – Master of Health Administration Internship Elective (3 credits)
Department Contact: Paige Ross – [email protected]
Academic Department Policies:
- This course is an elective that students have the choice to take if they would like to gain field experience before graduating. For students who have not had field experience or would like to add to their field experience, MHA 5001 is encouraged.
- Credit from MHA 5001 will not count toward the degree.
Co/Prerequisite:
- MHA 5000
Course(s):
- HCM 4610 – Health Professions Internship (3 credits)
Department Contact: Paige Ross – [email protected]
Academic Department Policies:
- HCM 4610 is required for major
Prerequisites:
- Senior standing, completion of 80% of HCM courses with C- or better; or permission of instructor
Course(s):
- HCM 4610 – Health Professions Internship (3 credits)
Department Contact: Paige Ross – [email protected]
Academic Department Policies:
- HCM 4610 is required for the major
Prerequisites:
- Senior standing, completion of 80% of HCM courses with C- or better; or permission of instructor.
Course(s):
- HCM 4610 – Health Professions Internship (3 credits)
Department Contact: Paige Ross – [email protected]
Academic Department Policies:
- HCM 4610 is required for the major
Prerequisites:
- Senior standing, completion of 80% of HCM courses with C- or better; or permission of instructor.
Department Contact: Yaz Rivera – [email protected]
Internship Information: Internships for this major are managed by the academic department. Students should consult the department’s website for additional information.
The Department of Health Professions is in the process of sunsetting he Integrative Health Care (IHC) Degree. This program will remain available through a teach-out period and will conclude in Fall 2028. After that time, the programs will no longer be offered, and new students will not be admitted to IHC.
All students currently enrolled in the IHC program are able to complete their degree.
If you have questions about your degree plan or graduation timeline, please contact your academic advisor or the Department of Health Professions.
Course(s): Please contact your advisor to discuss your SE credit. Each student will choose a pathway and senior experience.
- PUB 3980 – Internship in Integrative Therapeutic Practices (3 credits)
- PUB 4990 – Internship in Integrative Therapeutic Practices (3 credits )
- HCM 4610 – Health Professions Internship (3 credits)
- PUB 4950 – Community Coaching for Health (3 credits)
Department Contact: Paris Prestridge – [email protected]
Department Policies:
- PUB 3980 can be taken for additional internship credit hours, and will apply as upper division electives
- PUB 4990 is required for the major
Prerequisites:
- 2.5 GPA
- PUB 3980: Sophomore, Junior, or Senior standing
- PUB 4990: ITP 4500
The Department of Health Professions is in the process of sunsetting the Lifestyle Medicine (LMS) Degree. This program will remain available through a teach-out period and will conclude in Fall 2028. After that time, the programs will no longer be offered, and new students will not be admitted to LMS.
All students currently enrolled in the LMS program are able to complete their degree.
If you have questions about your degree plan or graduation timeline, please contact your academic advisor or the Department of Health Professions.
Course(s): Please contact your advisor to discuss your SE credit. Each student will choose a pathway and senior experience.
- ESS 4950- Community Coaching for Health (3 credits)
- PUB 4950- Community Coaching for Health (3 credits)
Department Contact: Paris Prestridge – [email protected]
Academic Department Policies:
- No additional policies
Prerequisites:
- Senior Standing
Department Contact: Matthew Faas – [email protected]
Clinical Placement Information: Clinical placements are managed by the academic department. Students should consult the Nursing Student Handbook for additional information.
Course(s):
- NUT 3980 – Internship in Nutrition (credit variable depending on the internship)
Department Contact: Dr. Prabhdeep Sandha – [email protected] or 303.615.0990
Academic Department Policies:
- Credits will apply as upper division electives
- Any Nutrition faculty member can supervise an internship
Prerequisites:
- Junior or Senior standing
- 2.5 minimum GPA
- Permission of the instructor
Course(s):
- NUT 3980 – Internship in Nutrition (credit variable depending on the internship)
Department Contact: Dr. Prabhdeep Sandha – [email protected] or 303.615.0990
Academic Department Policies:
- Credits will apply as upper division electives
- Any Nutrition faculty member can supervise an internship
Prerequisites:
- Junior or Senior standing
- 2.5 minimum GPA
- Permission of the instructor
Course(s):
- NUT 3980 – Internship in Nutrition (credit variable depending on the internship)
Department Contact: Dr. Prabhdeep Sandha – [email protected] or 303.615.0990
Academic Department Policies:
- Credits will apply as upper division electives
- Any Nutrition faculty member can supervise an internship
Prerequisites:
- Junior or Senior standing
- 2.5 minimum GPA
- Permission of the instructor
Course(s):
- HCM 4610 – Health Professions Internship (3 credits)
- PUB 4020 – Peer Health Education: Field Experience (3 credits)
- PUB 4999 – Applied Learning with Lifestyle Medicine (3 credits)
Department Contact: Paige Ross – [email protected]
Academic Department Policies:
- Students must complete one of the three courses listed above as part of their major requirements
Prerequisites:
- HCM 4610: Senior standing, completion of 80% of HCM courses with C- or better; or permission of instructor.
- PUB 4020: Senior Standing and Approval of Instructor
- PUB 4999: Senior Standing
Course(s):
- SLHS 3980 – Internship in Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences (credit variable depending on the internship, 1 – 4 credits)
Department Contact: Dr. Marcia Walsh-Aziz – [email protected]
Academic Department Policies:
- Students must officially apply for SLPA internship the semester before
- An SLHS faculty member must approve your placement and credit before you are registered
- 1 credit = a minimum of 45 hours of internship or 25 guided hours of observation; 4 credits (SLPA) = a minimum of 180 hours worked
Co/Prerequisites:
- Most SLHS required courses before your internship
- Internships require being enrolled in SLHS 4300 simultaneously for full credit.
Department Contacts:
- Dr. Logan Schuetz – [email protected]
- Dr. Jay Martyn – [email protected]
Internship Information: Internships for this major are managed by the academic department. Students should consult the department’s website for additional information.
The Sport Nutrition major is new as of Fall 2026, and additional information about internship requirements will be added as the program progresses.
Department Contacts:
- Dr. Chad Harris – [email protected]
- Dr. Ben Thompson – [email protected]
College of Letters, Arts, & Sciences: Fine & Performing Arts
Course(s):
- ART 3980 – Internship in Art (1 – 3 credits)
Department Contact: Leslie Boyd – [email protected]
Academic Department Policies:
- Direct faculty advisement needs to be secured by a full-time faculty member in your area of study
- 1 credit = a minimum of 50 hours worked; 3 credits = a minimum of 150 hours worked
Prerequisites:
- Junior or Senior standing
- Permission of the instructor
Department Contact: [email protected]
Clinical Experience Information: Clinical Experiences for this major are managed by the School of Education (Office of Clinical Experiences and Partnerships). Students in the School of Education may visit the School of Education Student Site for further details.
Course(s):
- ARTH 3980 – Internship in Art History (1 – 3 credits)
Department Contact: Jessica Weiss – [email protected]
Academic Department Policies:
- Direct faculty advisement needs to be secured by a full-time faculty member in your area of study
- 1 credit = a minimum of 50 hours worked; 3 credits = a minimum of 150 hours worked
Prerequisites:
- Junior or Senior standing
- Permission of the instructor
Course(s):
- CDES 3980 – Communication Design Junior Internship (credit variable depending on the internship, up to 4 credits per internship)
- CDES 4625 – Communication Design Internship (3 credits)
Department Contact: Shawn Meek – [email protected]
Academic Department Policies:
- The student must consult with the faculty coordinator before starting the internship for credit application
- Student may work remotely with direct supervision, phone or video check-in’s each shift with regular availability during intern’s work hours.
- Student is provided appropriate equipment to conduct internship (i.e. computer and/or software)
- Student has a design mentor directly supervising their work (i.e. Senior Art director, Creative Director)
- Additional policies for CDES 3980:
- Can be taken as additional internship credit hours and will apply as an upper division elective
- Can be repeated for a maximum total of 5 credits
- Additional policies for CDES 4625:
- This course is required for the major
- 3 credits = a minimum of 150 hours worked
Prerequisite Requirements:
- CDES 3980:
- Sophomore, Junior, or Senior standing
- Cumulative MSU Denver GPA of 2.5 or higher; and CDES 3215 with a “C-” or better; or permission of the academic department
- CDES 4625:
- CDES 3602 and CDES 4450 with a C- or better and permission of the academic department.
Course(s):
- DANC 3980 – Internship for Dance (3-9 credits per internship)
Department Contacts:
- Nicole Predki – [email protected]
- Leslie Merrill Schmidt – [email protected]
Academic Department Policies:
- DANC 3980 can be repeated for up to a total of 12 credits
- DANC 3980 credit will apply as upper level electives
- Must see dance faculty and complete an internship contract before registering for the course
Prerequisite Requirements:
- 10 credits completed in dance
- Permission of dance faculty
- Completed internship contract
Department Contact: Dr. Brandon Matthews – [email protected]
Internship Information: Internships for this major are managed by the academic department. Contact Dr. Matthews for additional information.
Department Contact: [email protected]
Clinical Experience Information: Clinical Experiences for this major are managed by the School of Education (Office of Clinical Experiences and Partnerships). Students in the School of Education may visit the School of Education Student Site for further details.
Course(s):
- THE 3980 – Professional Internship: Theatre (1 – 12 credits per internship)
Department Contact: Jacob Welch – [email protected]
Academic Department Policies:
- Students can earn up to 12 credits in a single internship
- THE 3980 can be completed for up to 15 credits total
- 1 credit = a minimum of 50 hours worked; 3 credits = a minimum of 150 hours worked
- All students must meet with faculty for pre-approval before beginning an application for academic credit
- Additional Information for BFA students:
- BFA students are required to take 4 internship credits for the degree
- THE 3980 can be repeated for upper division elective credit, but the internship must be separate from the required 4 credits
Prerequisite Requirements:
- Permission of instructor
College of Letters, Arts, & Sciences: Sciences
Course(s):
- GEL 4950 – Internship in Geology (2 – 15 credits*)
Department Contact: Dr. Gabrielle Katz – [email protected]
Academic Department Policies:
- *A maximum of 3 credits can apply to the major
- Internship credit will apply as upper division electives within the major
- Students should discuss their internship opportunity with the academic department prior to submitting the application for academic credit
Prerequisites:
- 12 upper division hours of earth science courses
- Permission of the chair of the Earth and Atmospheric Sciences Department
- Junior or Senior standing is recommended
Course(s):
- CHE 3980 – Internship in Chemistry (1 – 6 credits per internship)
Department Contacts:
- For Criminalistics: Dr. April Hill – [email protected]
- For all other areas: Dr Andrew Bonham – [email protected]
Academic Department Policies:
- CHE 3980 can be repeated for a maximum of 6 credits
- Credits will apply as upper-division electives
Prerequisites:
- Sophomore, Junior, or Senior standing
- Permission of instructor
Department Contact: Dr. Jennifer Gagliardi Seeley – [email protected]
Internship Information: Students should consult the department’s website for additional information.
Course(s):
- CHE 3980 – Internship in Chemistry (1 – 6 credits per internship
Department Contacts:
- For Criminalistics: Dr. April Hill – [email protected]
- For all other areas: Dr Andrew Bonham – [email protected]
Academic Department Policies:
- CHE 3980 can be repeated for a maximum of 6 credits
- Credits will apply as upper-division electives
Prerequisites:
- Sophomore, Junior, or Senior standing
- Permission of instructor
Course(s):
- ENV 3980 – Internship in Environmental Science (2 – 15 credits*)
Department Contact: Dr. Gabrielle Katz – [email protected]
Academic Department Policies:
- *A total of 3 credits from Directed Study and Internship combined may be used as elective credits.
- Internship credits will apply as upper division electives within the major
- Students should discuss their internship opportunity with the academic department prior to submitting the application for academic credit
Prerequisites:
- Permission of the chair of the Earth and Atmospheric Sciences Department
- Junior or Senior standing is recommended
Course(s): Students should consult with their academic department to determine which internship is most appropriate for their course of study.
Options include:
- ENV 3980 – Internship in Environmental Science
- GEG 4950 – Internship in Geography
- GIS 4950 – Internship in GIS
- GEL 4950 – Internship in Geology
Department Contact: Dr. Gabrielle Katz – [email protected]
Course(s):
- GIS 4950 – Internship in GIS (1 – 12 credits*)
Department Contact: Dr. Gabrielle Katz – [email protected]
Academic Department Policies:
- *No more than 3 credits from GIS 4950 and GEG 4950 combined can count toward the GIS minor. No more than 3 credits from GIS 4950 can count toward the GIS certificate.
- Internship credits will apply as upper division electives within the minor or certificate
- Students should discuss their internship opportunity with the academic department prior to submitting the application for academic credit
Prerequisite:
- Permission of the chair of the Earth and Atmospheric Sciences Department
- Junior or Senior standing is recommended
Course(s):
- GEG 4950 – Internship in Geography (2 – 15 credits*)
Department Contact: Dr. Gabrielle Katz – [email protected]
Academic Department Policies:
- *A maximum of 3 credits can count toward the major
- Credits will apply as upper division elective credit within the major
- Students should discuss their internship opportunity with the academic department prior to submitting the application for academic credit
Prerequisite:
- Permission of the chair of the Earth and Atmospheric Sciences Department
- Junior or Senior standing is recommended
Department Contact: Jovan Hernandez – [email protected]
Internship Information: Students should consult the department’s website for additional information.
Course(s):
- MTR 3710 – Meteorology Internship (1 – 3 credits)
Department Contact: Dr. Gabrielle Katz – [email protected]
Academic Department Policies:
- MTR 3710 can be repeated for up to 12 credits
- The first registration of the course must be at least 3 credits
- Internship credits will apply as upper division electives within the major
- Students should discuss their internship opportunity with the academic department prior to submitting the application for academic credit
Prerequisites:
- Permission of the chair of the Earth and Atmospheric Sciences Department
- Junior or Senior standing is recommended
Course(s):
- PHY 3980 – Physics Internship (1 – 3 credits)
Department Contact: Dr. Azure Avery – [email protected]
Academic Department Policies:
- PHY 3980 can be repeated for a maximum of 6 credits
- Credits will apply as upper-division electives
Prerequisites:
- Sophomore, Junior, or Senior Standing
- Permission of the instructor
Department Contact: Jovan Hernandez – [email protected]
Internship Information: Students should consult the department’s website for additional information.
One World One Water Center
Course(s): Students should consult with the One World One Water Center and their major academic department to determine which internship is most appropriate for their course of study.
Department Contacts:
- Nona Shipman – [email protected]
- Mia Pino – [email protected]
School of Education
Department Contact: [email protected]
Clinical Experience Information: Clinical Experiences for this major are managed by the School of Education (Office of Clinical Experiences and Partnerships). Students in the School of Education may visit the School of Education Student Site for further details.
Department Contact: [email protected]
Clinical Experience Information: Clinical Experiences for this major are managed by the School of Education (Office of Clinical Experiences and Partnerships). Students in the School of Education may visit the School of Education Student Site for further details.
Course:
- EDT 4090 – Instructional Prototyping (3 credits)
Department Contact: Dr. Hsin-Te (Chuck) Yeh – [email protected]
Academic Department Policies:
- EDT 4090 is required for for the post-baccalaureate certificate program, and optional for the major and minor programs
- Consultation with and approval by a faculty advisor is required before taking this course
- EDT 4090 can be taken for a total of 3 credits toward the major
Prerequisites:
- EDT 2050 and EDT 2060
Prerequisites/Corequisites:
- EDT 3050, EDT 3060, and EDT 4050
Department Contact: [email protected]
Clinical Experience Information: Clinical Experiences for this major are managed by the School of Education (Office of Clinical Experiences and Partnerships). Students in the School of Education may visit the School of Education Student Site for further details.
Department Contact: [email protected]
Clinical Experience Information: Clinical Experiences for this major are managed by the School of Education (Office of Clinical Experiences and Partnerships). Students in the School of Education may visit the School of Education Student Site for further details.
School of Hospitality
Course(s):
- HLDR 3980 – Internship in Hospitality (3 credits)
Department Contact: Smita Singh – [email protected]
Academic Department Policies:
- Credit will apply as upper-division electives
- 3 credits = 150 hours worked
Prerequisites:
- Sophomore, Junior or Senior standing
- Minimum 2.5 GPA
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Administration Building (AD)
1201 5th St
Denver, CO 80204