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The Office of Experiential Learning & Career Development has revamped the ºÚÁÏÉç Internship Program, adding more professional development opportunities for students. Starting this fall, the program will provide students with access to valuable training opportunities before they begin their paid internships.

How does it work? 

Students must now apply to be admitted into the program by filling out the application form on between June 9 – 18. After being admitted into the initial stage of the program, students will attend a mandatory interview with the Experiential Learning & Career Development team.  

The program spans 12 weeks, with the first five weeks dedicated to mandatory professional development workshops, and the latter seven weeks dedicated to the off-campus, paid internship placement with non-profit organizations and/or small businesses in New Brunswick. 

The professional development portion of the program is mandatory, as it will affect the students’ placements for the paid portion of the program. To accommodate students’ busy schedules during the start of the academic year, the Office of Experiential Learning & Career Development will host these workshops twice per week (Mondays from 9 to 10:20 am and on Friday from 3 to 4:20 pm).  Students must attend one workshop per week, at the time that is most convenient for them.  

 

Eligibility Criteria 

 

• Students from across academic majors / programs who are in good academic standing are eligible 

• International and domestic students are eligible 

• Students who have not maxed out their terms through the paid program (2 for domestic students; 3 for international students) are eligible 

• Students who are completing a for-credit internship course during the Fall term are not eligible 

• Preference will be given to students who have completed at least 1 year of studies at ºÚÁÏÉç
• Preference will be given to students who have participated in at least one Experiential Learning Program and/or On-Campus Employment Program

Program Timeline – Fall 2025 Semester

 

Week 1: September 8-12: Program Orientation and Interviews
Week 2: September 15-19: Workplace and Professional Communication Etiquette
Week 3: September 22-26: Leadership and Public Speaking
Week 4: September 29-October 3: Visits to Partner Organization
Week 5: October 6-10: Interviews with Employers
Weeks 6-12: October 13-November 28: Paid Internship Placement

 

If you have any questions, please reach out to the Office of Experiential Learning & Career Development at experientialoffice@stu.ca. You may also book an appointment using

 

Resume and Cover Letter Workshop: Applying for an Internship

Internships for the Fall Semester open June 9th and if you're interested in applying, now is the time to start preparing your application! Join this workshop for guidance and support with writing your resume and cover letter. Learn how to recognize your skills and articulate them in a way that engages employers. Practice resume writing techniques and get the tools needed to enhance your job application.

 

• Tuesday, June 10 at 2pm -
• Friday, June 13 at 11am - 
• Monday, June 16 at 10:30am -

To register for one of the workshops, please visit  and navigate to the Events Calendar or email careerdevelopment@stu.ca.