Nonprofit Internships
Strengthen your business skills and make a difference.
Miami Herbert's Nonprofit Summer Internship program encourages students to intern with a nonprofit organization to work on projects that benefit the community. Students selected into the program are responsible for securing the internship, and will be given a monetary stipend to cover food, lodging, transportation, and other incidental expenses.
Why work for a Nonprofit?
- Your work can make a difference in your local community
- Your work will likely have more variety in responsibilities
- The opportunity to work in a connected environment
- You gain valuable work experience to add to your resume
Benefits of Miami Herbert’s Nonprofit Internships
- Provides students with an opportunity to get great experience in an important business area
- Students receive a significant monetary stipend to cover food, lodging, transportation, and other incidental expenses
- Provides an opportunity to pursue a job and work in a unique space
Requirements
- The opportunity is only available to Freshmen and Sophomore students
- The student must be employed by a nonprofit organization
- Students are responsible for finding and securing the internship on their own
- The internship must be at least six weeks in duration
- The stipend will be direct deposited into the student’s CaneLink account, NOT issued a check or cash payment
- Reflections Document, which is a summary that details the internship experience. This is due at the end of the internship.
- Interested students must participate in an interview process to be considered for selection by a committee
- Students must register for the Toppel Internship Program to be considered for participation in this program. To register, click here.
Important Dates
Information Session | March 13, 2024 |
Application Deadline | April 3, 2024 |
Interviews Begin | April 8, 2024 |
Acceptance Notification | April 19, 2024 |
Acceptance Deadline | May 1, 2024 |
Reflections Report Due | August 24, 2024 |
For more information, please contact Garth Birch, Gab203@miami.edu; or Yamirca Blanco, yblanco@bus.miami.edu.