Description

Since 1950, IES has been building quality study abroad programs and introducing U.S. students to new places, studies, and ways of thinking. A non-profit educational organization, IES offers high academic standards and extensive financial aid in almost 30 programs throughout the world.

IES internships are offered as academic options earning IES credit. They feature a strong academic component, which includes an academic seminar led by an IES coordinator in which they discuss their work experiences and cross-cultural differences and an evaluative report from the supervisor of the organization offering the internship. Students are expected to keep a work journal and submit a final report that analyzes and evaluates the activities performed during the internship.

Past placements have included assignments with fashion designers, photographers and international companies.