You can earn course credit and gain valuable experience through communication and media internships.
Be one of several students who intern, work or volunteer on game days with Merrimack’s Division I Athletic Communications team. Email Us for More Info
Find internships through Indeed, Merrimack’s O’Brien Center Handshake site, LinkedIn, your personal network or other channels. Faculty advisors can help you with resumes, cover letters and interview prep. Email Sam Bruno, communication and media student advisor, for more information.
See Merrimack Student Internship Spotlights
Merrimack’s communication and media students typically complete at least one internship during their undergraduate education – with some students choosing to complete three or four internships. We highly recommend you pursue an internship because it provides you with valuable professional development opportunities. You’ll get to learn about your career passions and discover what you do and do not like along the way.
Science Fact x Science Fiction, the latest student art exhibit on display in the McCoy Gallery, features pieces in various mediums from 17 Merrimack students.
