Utilize the resources available at NYU to learn more about internship and career prospects. If you have questions, please contact the internship program advisor in Liberal Studies.
Career Resources
The Wasserman Center posts internship and job listings, provides workshops and relevant programming, offers career advice and coaching, host career fairs and on-campus recruitment, connects students with alumni and mentors, and counsels students on interviewing skills and professional documents, among other services.
- Handshake: Register for an account and use the online database of full-time, part-time, and internship positions.
- Wasserman Internship Grant: Apply for $1000 grant for students pursuing unpaid internships within non-profit organizations, arts and creative institutions, education, public service, and other industries.
Other Resources for LS Students
LS Career Board

GLS Experiential Learning

International Students

On-Campus Employment
Study Away Internships

Grants & Fellowships

Husniye Cogur
LS Core ’19
Hometown: Little Falls, NJ
Internship: Office of New York Senator Kristin Gillibrand
Responsibilities: Worked as Constituent Liaison in the Immigration Department; processing documents, fielding case inquiries, and drafting letters for the Senator
Skills gained: Communication. I had to learn to navigate my words, often in emotional situations, and balance wanting to help with not always being able to guarantee anything.
Advice about interning: One thing that was incredibly important for me in getting this internship was reaching out to older students who had already interned. Having them proofread my resume and cover letter or even just give me advice was so incredibly helpful. I cannot emphasize enough how important mentorship is. There are a lot of people out there who are willing to help you.