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International Business Internships
Internship Placement Program:
The Internship Placement Program of the Weissman Center for International Business arranges internships for Baruch undergraduate and graduate students with firms doing business within the global market in the New York metropolitan area. The duration and structure of an internship is customized to meet the needs of both the host company and the student. The Program also seeks internship opportunities abroad for students who are interested in working in another country.
The Program conducts in-depth interviews with applicants in order to match host company preferences with qualified candidates. Selection criteria for interns include grade point average, language proficiency, and job-related requirements. Hosts for recent internships include AIG, Citigroup, Consulate General of Egypt, The Journal of Commerce, Mellon Financial Corporation, Merrill Lynch, Mitsui & Company, New York City Commission for the United Nations, New York Chinese Cultural Center, Philip Morris USA, The New York Board of Trade, UBS Financial Services Inc., and the U.S. Department of Commerce, as well as a number of small to mid-size firms.
The Program’s staff works one-on-one with the host companies and with Baruch students to successfully match students with internships. To learn more about either becoming a host company or to join the Program as a potential student intern, please select one of the following:
Company Internship Program Information
Student Internship Program Information
International/Work Abroad Interships:
The Internship Placement Program of the Weissman Center for International Business works in a variety of methods to fulfill the desire of Baruch students to work and live in a country outside of the United States within an internship experience. The Internship Placement Program works directly with international companies to place students and also works with official exchange programs with universities in a variety of countries (Spain, South Korea, etc.). Once a student joins the Internship Placement Program, they are eligible for international internships per their request.
Guidelines To Finding An Overseas Internship
In addition, students who are interested in an international work experience can seek the matching services of the Baruch Chapter of AIESEC, the largest student-run exchange organization in the world. AIESEC in the U.S. sends students from the U.S. to work abroad and receives students from around the world to work for companies in the U.S. To learn more about the services of the Baruch Chapter of AIESEC, you may either contact the Work Abroad Coordinator at 646-312-2070 or visit their website at: http://us.aieseconline.net/
Internship Placement Program Staff
The Weissman Center for International Business
137 East 25th Street, 8th Floor
New York, NY 10010
USA
Tel: (646) 312-2070 Fax: (646) 312-2071
E-mail: weissman.internships@baruch.cuny.edu