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The Wilford Woodruff Papers Foundation is seeking Editorial Team interns who are interested in documentary editing including the transcription of historical documents, paleography, biographical research, digital humanities, and related work.

The Lieutenant Governor’s Office seeks a talented student to complete a part-time, paid internship in the areas of administrative support and communications. The intern may work on the following projects:

We’re a 13+ year company that’s profitable, self-funded, growing, and crazy fun! Grow with us! When you process around 2.5 billion address lookups a day, you can start to feel pretty good about yourself. But that’s just the beginning of where we’re going as a company. The same can be said for our writing—we're already cranking out a lot of quality content but plan to accelerate that even more. If you love weaving a great tale and also have the chops to explain technical details clearly to multiple audiences, we'd love to have you on the team!

Our mission is simple: we want to set people free to do meaningful work. People love our software—and it turns out that people love working here too. We've been recognized as a "Best Company to Work For” and we're proud of our team for creating software that makes an impact in the lives of HR pros and employees all over the world. We are currently hiring Content Creator and Social Media Interns for Summer 2025.

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.

Each summer, our interns bring a sense of enthusiasm and curiosity to Ancestry as they fully immerse themselves within the business in Lehi, Utah. From the beginning, you'll work on solving real business problems while also exploring many facets of the business to expand your skill sets. Through regular mentorship and project work, you can fully own, grow and develop with Ancestry while helping enrich the lives of millions across the globe.

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.

FOR 2025 LIBRARY INTERNSHIP INFORMATION, VISIT mls.byu.edu/internships. 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.