Students can apply to paid, meaningful on-campus internships through the Temple University Internship Program (TUIP). The Career Center supports staff and faculty to recruit and hire interns, and to ensure that TUIP internships support students' career development and growth. Internships average roughly 10 hours/week depending upon the agreement of the students and their supervisors/mentors.

Students cannot receive academic credit for their TUIP internships. We cannot guarantee all TUIP internships will appeal to all majors. If you have suggestions for departments to invite to recruit, reach out to Holly Logan, Associate Director of Internships & Experiential Learning, at [click-for-email]. Faculty and staff at Temple University can learn more about TUIP on the Supervisor page.

Reasons to Participate in TUIP

• Work alongside Temple University staff and faculty.
• Gain experience to add to your resume.
• Work on a variety of Temple campuses, as well as remote/hybrid options.
• Receive additional career development support.

Apply for TUIP

Undergraduate students in good academic standing are welcome to apply for the Temple University Internship Program by applying for internships on Handshake. Students eligible for Federal Work Study are highly encouraged to apply.

• Students are only allowed to work in one TUIP internship at a time.

Timeline For Spring 2025 TUIP

• December: Students apply to TUIP internships
• December - January: Departments interview selected students
• Mid-late January (approximately): Departments hire qualified students
• Late January - Early February (approximately): First week of the TUIP internship
• February, March: Career development workshops with the Career Center
• April: End of semester reflection & celebration

After Accepting a TUIP Internship

Students who have been hired for TUIP internship will:

1. Connect with the internship supervisor about expectations, tasks and assignments related to the internship.
2. Adhere to the schedule, responsibilities, and goals established by the student and the supervisor.
3. Participate in workshops ledby the Career Center.
4. Complete the final evaluation and short reflection on their TUIP experience.

Consecutive TUIP Internships

• TUIP internships do not automatically continue from one semester to the next, however some departments may choose to re-hire their interns.
• Students with Federal Work Study may check with your supervisor and Student Financial Services (SFS) on their eligibility for more funding for additional semesters.

For questions about TUIP, email Associate Director of Internships & Experiential Learning Holly Logan: [click-for-email].