The BSIT Undergraduate Internship course is a final milestone in your academic journey. The course was designed to bridge the gap between academic learning and professional employment in your field of study. This course provides an invaluable opportunity to acquire industry-specific competencies and gain insights into your potential career path. Learn more about the options that Purdue Global has to offer.
IT296: Associate's-Level Information Technology Internship
IT469: Bachelor's-Level Cloud Computing and Solutions Internship
IT479: Bachelor's-Level Cybersecurity Internship
IT489: Bachelor's-Level Information Technology Internship
IN489: Bachelor's-Level Analytics Internship
IT597: Master's-Level Information Technology Internship I
IT598: Master's-Level Information Technology Internship II
Enrollment Steps (Click to Expand)
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Begin your internship process early to ensure an experience tailored to your professional goals. While your BSIT Undergraduate Internship course begins in the last term, you can apply for internship openings at organizations that align with your career objectives. Begin your research four to five terms before your graduation deadline. Ensure that:
The internship is not at your place of employment.
You can meet the 10-hour/10-week requirement before the last unit of your last term. This information may require validation from your supervisor via email and/or voice confirmation.
The program aligns with your field of study.
Decide between an internal or external organization. Here are some resources to help you find an internship with an external organization. You can also look into Purdue Global Internship Program (PGIP) for remote options that fit your needs.
Section A
Once you have been selected for an external internship or decided to do your internship with PGIP, enroll in your corresponding internship course at the Purdue Global Campus website or by speaking with your Student Advisor.
Section B
After completing section A, submit your application for approval by the BSIT Internship Course Administration (BICA).
IMPORTANT:
If you choose "yes" to the question "Is this your current place of employment?" your application will be denied.
Submit only one application to avoid any delays.
Begin your internship, document your activities, and ensure you record communications with the parties involved in your internship program.
Find an Internship Place
Need Help Finding an Internship?
You may choose one of the following when available via the internship application:
Global NextGen: Perfect for individuals who can work alone and are capable of delivering valuable work to their customers.
InIn: Provides a taste of what it is to be in a real job remotely with a work schedule for meeting attendance.
Innovations Lab: A project-based initiative that allows interns to support faculty or industry professional-led projects.
Internship Research: Interns participate in research of trending topics for possible publications, books, and conferences.
Teach-IT-forward: Interns use their new skills to teach low-resource communities worldwide remotely.
