Some of the top internships sought by Management and Business students are in advertising, marketing, and sales.
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AT&T offers a variety internships where students are encouraged to incorporate classroom theory and gain hands-on experience to help develop the knowledge and skills in fields such as sales, marketing, IT, etc., and the many opportunities that exist at AT&T that could be just right experience for students.
Weber Shandwick offers opportunities inmarketing communications, media relations, for an organization specializing in interactive and emerging media, advocacy advertising, marketing res arch and visual communications
Google offers internship opportunities for Computer Science (and other technical) majors in Engineering & Product Management as well as additional positions for students studying in the liberal arts in majors such as Psychology, Art History, etc., who are interested in further pursuing their interests in Sales, Marketing and Finance.
The Multicultural Advertising Internship Program (MAIP) provides opportunities for students to be able to work at real advertising agencies and gain the experience required for obtaining positions in similar positions after graduation.
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Although Walmart may not be the first place college students look to find an internship, it may be surprising to learn that the largest retail chain in the world has been hosting interns for over the past 20 years. Opportunities in logistics, finance, merchandising, Information Systems, operations, and marketing offer excellent opportunities for business and computer science students.
