Whether a student is seeking a paid internship or a credit-based internship, we do not place students with employers. We do however provide several resources to guide students through the process of finding an internship. Visiting our internship Program Highlights page will link you to several company web sites popular with our students. In addition, we encourage you to:

1. View the latest internship listings -- an extensive database of current opportunities. You will need your NYU e-mail log in and password to access this page.


2. Browse through the Student Internship Binders located in the Internship Information Area of the Department of Media, Culture, and Communication on the 7th floor of the East Building. These binders contain student evaluations of all internships taken for credit by students in this department.


3. Talk to a fellow student at the Department of Media, Culture, and Communication's Internship Forum conducted every semester.


4. Search for full-time and internship opportunities on NYU's job listing site, NYU CareerNet. Or visit the Wasserman Center for Career Development located 133 E. 13th Street – 2nd Floor, Tel. (212) 998-4730.
   
   
5. Utilize your own efforts and contacts (i.e. The New York Times, monster.com, hotjobs.com, etc.)


6. Read the job and internship listings on professional association web sites and in trade publications of the industry in which you would like to work. Links to several communication related professional associations and trade publications are listed below.

American Association of Advertising Agencies "Founded in 1917, the American Association of Advertising Agencies (AAAA) is the national trade association representing the advertising agency business in the United States Professional Association for advertising industry."	Adweek "Covering the industry from an agency perspective, Adweek focuses on those who create the strategy and the ads as well as those who buy the media and handle client relations."
Advertising Age "Advertising Age is the world's leading brand for news and insight on marketing, advertising and media."	American Marketing Association "The American Marketing Association is a professional association for individuals and organizations involved in the practice, teaching and study of marketing worldwide."
Billboard "Billboard magazine focuses on the music business, providing charts, data, analysis, profiles, news and trend reporting for aspiring artists, top executives, tour promoters, publishers, radio programmers, lawyers, retailers, etc."	Broadcasting & Cable "B&C is the leading voice of the television industry, serving the broadcast, cable and syndication communities each week."
Editor & Pubisher "Editor & Publisher is the authoritative journal covering all aspects of the North American newspaper industry, including business, newsroom, advertising, circulation, marketing, technology, online and syndicates."	Folio "Folio serves the entire community of the magazine publishing industry. Its aim is to encourage a richer dialogue between buyers and sellers."
The Hollywood Reporter "The Hollywood Reporter covers the business of the entertainment industry via a network of media outlets. They include the print daily and weekly editions, the web site, various electronic-media offerings and high-profile events such as the Key Art Awards and Women in Entertainment."	PR Week "PRWeek provides timely news, reviews, profiles, techniques, and ground-breaking research for practitioners. This research includes annual salary, CEO, and corporate surveys, as well as key industry sector rankings and regional forums."
PROMO Magazine "PROMO Magazine provides insights into using promotion marketing as a strategic, measurable component of an overall marketing mix."	Public Relations Society of America "With the vision to unify, strengthen and advance the profession of public relations, the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) has established itself as the pre-eminent organization that builds value, demand and global understanding for public relations."
Publishers Weekly "The international voice for book publishing and book selling."	Variety "Variety is the premier source of entertainment news. Since 1905, the most influential leaders in the industry have turned to Variety for timely, credible and straight forward news and analysis - information vital to their professions."