Internships

As a Horrocks Public Engagement Intern, you will assist in the planning and execution of strategic outreach plans in local and outside markets.

Apply by June 1 for fall semester. Intern in London—a city at the crossroads of the U.S and European culture and a hub for global business and politics. An internship in London will provide you with valuable real-world experience that will set you apart when applying for future employment and/or academic programs. Professional internships are available in an array of fields, including editing/publishing, education, non-profit, marketing, government, banking, fine arts, startups, creative industries, and hospitality.

BYU Broadcasting's Content Development and Writing Team is a highly selective student-driven content development program led by a seasoned team of industry professionals. Selected applicants will work as part of a student writing team under the direct supervision and guidance of a professional television writer and content executives from BYUtv and BYUradio.

This position is for a part-time student journalistic writer in the College of Family, Home, and Social Sciences. The successful candidate will work with the Communications Supervisor in the Dean¿s Office for Communications & External Relations to communicate the college¿s programs, events, and successes to internal and external audiences. Responsibilities include planning and executing communications campaigns, writing journalistic articles for the college magazine and the college news site, creating copy for web pages, emails, posters, ads, newsletters, and social posts. This job is 20 hours/week.

Are you a talented student with a passion for storytelling and engaging writing? Do you have a knack for conducting interviews and writing compelling articles that inform and inspire? BYU Public Health is seeking a creative individual to join our team as an Editorial Writer. In this role, you'll have the opportunity to contribute to our department's content strategy by writing companion articles to our "Y Health" podcast episodes, news articles about research projects, and highlights on students, alumni, and faculty members.

As a Mental Health Advocacy Intern at Psycophi, you will have the unique opportunity to take charge of our social media advocacy campaign, titled "A Year of Mental Health: 2024." This internship is designed to empower you with the skills and experience needed to create meaningful content for a mental health company, engage in mental health advocacy, and gain a deep understanding of social media marketing.

Let's face it, you need a job, and we need an editor to help reorganize, edit, and redesign our website (wordcruncher.com). This internship will span the length of the project, with potential to continue part-time afterwards, if desired. If possible, we will finish by the beginning of July.

Signals, a Signal Marketing Platform and Consulting Solutions provider, is looking for a marketing intern who can support the marketing team in their marketing efforts. This would mainly include content writing around emails, social posts, blogs, etc.

As Social Media Content Creator will you work with the Social Media Strategist to take a brand in many ways born on social to the next level. At heart you are a storyteller with a knack for concepting and tying story together with purpose. You take part in shaping our brand's online presence on all social platforms, content strategy, and cultivating strategic partnerships with other brands. Your role is pivotal in expanding trü frü’s digital footprint, enhancing audience engagement, and driving brand growth. This role will continue to build and support a loyal fanbase by developing creative strategies and affiliated programs to promote the organization's products and services through the Internet or other digital channels and manage the implementation of digital marketing programs and analyze their effectiveness.

The School of Music Journal is a student-run journal that highlights interesting events in the School of Music and the accomplishments of students, faculty, alumni, and retirees. The monthly journal aims to publish content that shares light and inspiration through music. They are currently hiring a journal editorial team member and a managing editor.

BYU's College of Fine Arts and Communications is hiring student employees to help promote the arts (performances, etc.) through writing, social media, and public relations.

This internship is an opportunity for someone passionate about marketing to gain valuable hands-on experience with a leader in the Health & Wellness consumer products industry. We are looking for someone passionate about the world of influencer and ambassador marketing within social media. This role will largely focus on helping us expand our existing programs, while working closely with the social media team to develop trending content, engage with our audiences, and more.

We are looking for writers with a flair for creating original stories that appeal to the whole family to join the staff of BYUradio's audio drama podcast Kaboom: An Audio Adventure Podcast. The team is organized like a TV writer's room, so we are especially looking for writers who thrive in a collaborative setting.

This internship position represents an unusual and exciting opportunity to work for one of the largest information technology centers in the Wasatch front. This individual works with divine guidance to provide or support technology that furthers the mission of the Church and reflects the eternal impact of the gospel. A skilled and seasoned mentor will be provided to guide you during the internship.

Salt Lake County is hiring several paid communications interns for the summer. Each of these internships is hybrid with flexible hours and will run May 20 through August 2. (May have the option to extend.) The application deadline is Sunday, April 28.

The House Majority Communications Intern will gain valuable experience in the legislative process and communications field by working closely with legislative staff on a variety of projects. Duties may include graphic design, social media management, writing, content creation, and special projects. The ideal candidate will be a highly motivated and organized student with a strong interest in public relations, marketing, government, public policy, and communications.

The Wilford Woodruff Papers Foundation is excited to offer an opportunity for college and high school students to join the Wilford Woodruff Papers Project as interns. We are looking for research, editorial, content, and public relations interns.

The BYU Library internship program is a great way to be mentored by current library professionals and get real work experience in BYU’s Library. This program allows BYU students to be hired on as student interns for 130 hours. The position is paid and the hours can be very flexible. These internships are only available to current full-time BYU students. Often, students can be matched with internship opportunities that relate to specific areas of interest, but it can depend on what departments have internships available. We recommend that all students interested in pursuing librarianship as a career and/or earning a Masters of Library Science degree participate to learn more about libraries and the specific roles academic librarians fulfill.