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The Utah State Archives and Records Service is offering four internship opportunities for the 2025 fall semester. These competitive internships will require an application and interview. Internships require 120 hours of work with exact schedules and number of hours being determined individually. Course credit can be provided if approved by interns’ institutions. A stipend of $1,000 will be provided at the end of the semester.

The Church History Department is pleased to announce a 40 hour per week, 12 month, paid, conservation internship, based at the Church History Museum. Starting dates are flexible between July-September 2025.

The Springville Museum of Art has opened applications for our Fall (September-December) 2025 internship cycle. Applications will be open until 11:59pm on July 12. This semester, we will be taking interns in the areas of Collections Management, Grants and Fundraising, and Education.

As a Collections Management intern, you will work within the department as an entry level museum collections intern. You will learn the role of a WDI Curator and assist on several projects. This person would work with a highly diverse collection of museum objects.

The Crandall Printing Museum is in need of your assistance! We are making some changes this year and have a few projects that could use your help. Come join us this summer and/or fall as an intern!

The BYU Museum of Art is now accepting applications for their internship program for summer, and their fellowship program for summer and fall. Please see the information below for the different programs. Apply for the internship program by March 15, and the fellowship program by March 17.

The Springville Museum of Art has a proud tradition of facilitating internships, working with interns to help them gain hands-on industry experience in a community art museum. Within specific departments, interns can acquire valuable work experience, developing and refining marketable skills while exploring possible career paths and networking with museum professionals.

Every year, the Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage involves over a hundred interns in our various activities. We offer internships year-round in various fields, including folklore, cultural anthropology, ethnomusicology, linguistics, museum studies, arts administration, graphic and web design, videography, marketing, social media, and library science. Internships can take place remotely or in Washington, D.C. APPLY BY MARCH 1.

Apply by February 1 for Summer 2025 internships, and priority applications for Fall 2025. 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, museum/curatorial, education, non-profit, PR/communications, marketing, government, banking, fine arts, startups, creative industries, pre-law, and more.

Are you a college or graduate student interested in gaining work experience? We offer paid internships in a wide array of disciplines. You'll learn from knowledgeable mentors in a variety of fields, from curatorial research to administration, all in the dynamic atmosphere of Washington, DC. You'll work with distinguished scholars, accomplished professionals, and iconic artifacts in an immersive experience as multifaceted as the Museum itself. APPLY BY JANUARY 31.

Internships at the Smithsonian Institution are as varied as the museums and research centers themselves. From Art History to Zoology, exhibit building to investments, Smithsonian Internships provide workplace-based learning experiences for a wide range of educational and career paths.