HIST 487 - Cooperative Education/Internship, History

3 - 6 Credit(s) | Lecture |
Course can be counted for credit once

Description:
Through the cooperative education/internship program majors in the history department are placed in paid work assignments or non-paying internships which relate to studies in applied history. Work periods are generally six months and begin in either January or July. Students are placed by the cooperative education/internship office and awarded credit for study in conjunction with the work experience: typically six credits for full time work and three credits for part time work. Credit is awarded only to students who successfully complete a study plan submitted to and approved by a member of the department. The plan should detail a body of work equivalent to that expected in a classroom-based course for the same number of credits. The study plan should include appropriate reading and writing assignments.

Enrollment Requirements:
Prerequisite: a minimum of 60 credits

Instructor consent

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