Arts Work Experience Internship - Information for Community Partners

The Arts Internship Program can help connect you with part-time, unpaid support for your community organization. University of Regina Arts student major in over 20 different programs in the Social Sciences and Humanities. These students bring a broad range of skills, talents and experiences to the work place.

How does the Arts Internship work?

Qualified Faculty of Arts undergraduate students are placed for part-time work within your organization
Students pay regular tuition but there is no fee for your organization
Your input helps ensure the best candidates are selected to work with your team
There are two placement cycles per year: September to December, and January to April
Internships are 13 weeks in length
Students work up to eight hours per week

Who is eligible to receive an intern placement?

First priority for internship placements will go to nonprofit community organizations
These organizations do not have the resources to hire students but are demonstrably committed to facilitating learning and career-building opportunities for interns

Why place an Arts intern in your organization?

You will gain a skilled and motivated student to support and enhance your organization's work in the community.
Students bring new perspectives, different experiences, enthusiasm and energy to your team.
Interns can provide additional support to special projects or events, or assist your team with new ideas or initiatives.
You'll gain valuable networking partnerships and advocates at the University of Regina, as program facilitators get to know your organization, and as students relay their experience with your organization.
You will have the opportunity to provide mentorship, training and guidance to the next generation of talent within your profession or area.
The Internship program could translate into a longer term recruitment opportunities for your organization.

Are you interested in learning more? Contact:

Dr. Lynn Gidluck, Community Director
Community Research and Engagement Centre
Email: lynn.gidluck@uregina.ca
Phone: 306-585-4084