Internships

Make a Wish Utah provides interns the opportunity to work with a nationally recognized nonprofit organization and build their personal portfolio while making a real difference in the lives of children with critical illness. Make a Wish is hiring several interns including a Marketing & Communications Intern, Development Intern and more.

The 4Life Marketing Copywriting Intern will become an integral part of the 4Life Marketing Team. This job is fast-paced and offers a unique opportunity to acquire real writing experience on the subjects of nutraceutical supplements and scientific research. The ideal candidate has top-notch communication and writing skills, along with a keen eye for detail and catching grammatical and spelling errors.

Nomen Global - America's English Language School is a small business in Orem, UT. We are professional, agile and our goal is to teach ESL to students from all over the world. Be part of a worldwide organization! Learn about new cultures, languages and people, all while helping students change their lives through the English language.

Apply by Feb. 1 to intern in London this Summer. There are a variety of internships available. BYU housing in the Kensington area of London is provided for participating students. College funding available.

Anxiety and depression are growing issues among kids and teenagers. United Way’s EveryDay Strong project is on a mission to empower parents and other caring adults to know how to build resilience in children. We’ve already reached over twenty thousand families in Utah and we’re still spreading. As the Mental Health Social Media Intern, you’ll help us remix featured content for our Facebook and Instagram channels to reach more families and teach them how to help their kids feel safe, connected, and confident.

This position is primarily for educational or religious purposes and should be used for providing valuable educational experiences for the Intern. It is to give the Intern an opportunity to see how principles and practices learned in their educational institutions are applied in actual work setting.

The Church News social media English intern works with the marketing team to develop strategies to grow our communities across multiple platforms and executing those strategies, as well as developing and managing relationships with our readers and potential readers.

BYU Brand & Creative, which provides editorial and design services for the university, is offering a paid editorial internship for a student who is diligent, dependable, teachable, and committed to working as a professional, entry-level editor.

Deseret News is currently accepting applications for an AUDIENCE INTERN and a TRENDING DIGITAL NEWS INTERN. These are paid internships in Salt Lake. Click on the job titles below to learn more and to apply. To see all Deseret News jobs/internships, visit https://deseretmanagement.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/DeseretNews.

The Publications Division seeks an Editorial Intern to help with current publishing projects. This is a temporary, one-year paid internship in which the intern will be expected to work 40 hours per week. The Editorial Intern will work as part of a large team of editors, historians, archivists, and writers. This is a great opportunity to participate in various aspects of the publishing process, to hone your skills, and to learn more about Church history.

Are you passionate about writing eye-catching hooks? Do you enjoy interviewing and diving deep into humanities topics? Or would you relish attending and reporting on exciting events sponsored by the College of Humanities across campus? Did you know there is an on-campus job where you can do all that and more?

Apply by December 8 for these great, student jobs that can qualify for internship credit (jobs may close sooner if filled). The Office of Information Technology offers competitive student salary and on-the-job training.

The life help intern participates in the disability specialist division of The Priesthood and Family Department. Tasks will include writing, researching, interviewing, answering calls and supporting advisory group work for members with disabilities and their families. Candidates should exhibit excellence in writing, communication skills, and disability awareness.

Y Magazine—BYU’s quarterly publication for alumni, students, and friends of the university—offers paid editorial internships for students who are creative, teachable, hard working, dependable, and committed to working as entry-level journalists. Interns at Y Magazine get published, work in a professional atmosphere, and get experience in writing, editing, research, web publishing, social media, and some of the backend, business aspects of putting out a magazine. It’s a varied and fun opportunity.

Utah’s Disability Law Center is seeking a qualified, self-starter to initiate a grassroots project aimed at improving the accessibility of Utah’s primary election and caucus systems. The chosen applicant will recruit, energize, and educate voters to prepare them to participate in their local caucus meetings or vote in-person during the presidential primary election. Volunteers will evaluate the accessibility of the site and the voting process, then report their observations. Qualitative and quantitative data will be compiled then a report produced.

W. W. Norton & Company’s 12-week internship program is designed to introduce motivated college students and recent graduates to publishing and to Norton. Internships provide valuable hands-on experience with the day-to-day business of bookmaking, as well as opportunities to network with employees at the company and with fellow interns who frequently go on to become colleagues in the field.

The Public Policy and Communications Intern will be an integral part of YWCA Utah’s Policy Team and will support advocacy efforts during the 2024 Utah Legislative General Session. The position will run from January through April 2024. The Public Policy and Communications Intern will have the opportunity to effect meaningful policy change, gain experience in nonprofit policy advocacy, and make valuable connections among community and state leaders.

The Legislative Intern works closely with the Community Engagement Manager and HEAL Utah staff to promote renewable energy and protect Utah from dirty air and toxic waste. Most of the Legislative Interns’ responsibilities will include work at the Utah State Capitol during the legislative session and outreach and research. In the spring of 2023, we expect this to mix in-person and virtual.