ECON 398: Economics Internship 4 to

Course Description

This internship affords the student the opportunity to apply tools learned in economics courses to real-world work situations. The student has 10-20 hours of unpaid work per week under the guidance of a faculty advisor and complementary academic work supervised by an economics professor. Only 4 credit hours may be applied to meeting the concentration requirements in economics; up to 8 credit hours may be applied toward graduation credit. The internship is offered only on the S/E grading basis. Students cannot receive credit for both ECON398 and ECON498.(F,W,S).
4 TO 8 Credit hours (F, W, S).