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Coggin College of Business Internships

Students Seeking Internships

There are two types of internships in the Coggin College of Business: Academic and Non-Academic. For both types, it is the student's responsibility to find and secure their own internship.

Internships: For Academic Credit

Students may be able to receive academic credit for an internship that is directly related to their major. Each major has different criteria for what is requested in order for the student to receive credit for the internship. Please be aware of the the following important internship details:

  • Academic course credit will NOT be given for past internships. The respective internship courses are designed to be taken simultaneously with the internship.
  • Please read over the specific guidelines for your major. With a few minor exceptions, all academic internships must be paid. 
  • You are expected to work the required number of hours for your internship. These requirements are major-specific and can be found under Course Curriculum & Requirements. 
  • Academic credit-bearing internships must follow registration deadlines as found on the based on the semester you are applying. 
  • Remote & virtual internships are not permitted, nor are those with organizations operating out of a residential address.

Registration Overview

Have you been offered an internship and want to apply to earn academic credit for the experience? Applying for the Coggin internship course is easy!

Please read the general registration overview below and corresponding tabs about the process.

Supporting documents MUST be uploaded and attached to the online internship application. Hard copy versions of the documents will not be accepted.

  1. Secure an internship
  2. Obtain an employer verification letter from your company
  3. Meet with a Coggin Academic advisor to verify your eligibility*
    • Take Academic Advising Verification Form (See Course Pre-Requisites tab)
  4. Complete and submit online internship course application/supporting documents electronically (See Apply Here tab)
    • Attach Employer Verification Letter and Academic Advising Verification Form to online application
    • Do not submit more than one application per internship, per term
    • International Business Majors only: Must detail five learning objectives; one learning objective must be connected/aligned with IB major/degree
  5. Email confirmation of application receipt and status will be sent once your application has been reviewed by the internship coordinator, please anticipate receiving an update by Friday in the week of submitting your application.
    • Excluding weekends, holidays, 老澳门资料 closures, or high-volume periods
  6. If an internship is approved, a decision email with self-registration instructions will be sent to 老澳门资料 email
  7. Self-register for the course in myWings!

Course Pre-Requisites

Due to accreditation and department requirements, Coggin internship course prerequisites may slightly vary from one business major to another.

The internship course you register for depends on your major. Do you meet the prerequisites for your major’s internship course?

If you do not meet the academic prerequisites, please see the Important Reminders tab for the Waiver of College Policy information.

If the internship site does not meet the criteria, please email the Internship Coordinator.

Business Major/Minor Internship Course Pre-Req’s

 

Academic Advising Verification Form

Employer Verification Letter

Once you have accepted your internship offer, Coggin needs to verify some important details. Contact your employer and request an employment verification letter (on their company letterhead) including the following:

  1. Internship Dates..When is your internship? Identify both a start date and an end date.
  2. Expected work hours. How many hours do you plan to work? Your employer must confirm you are working the appropriate amount of hours corresponding to your major. Either a weekly or total hour figure is acceptable from your employer.
  3. Supervisor Contact Information. Supervisor’s name, office address, email, and phone number.
  4. Pay. How much are they paying you for this position?
  5. internship Responsibilities. What are you doing on this internship? What work does your employer anticipate you completing during the internship? Provide some general details regarding your key responsibilities.


*** NOTE: This employer verification letter may be different than an employer offer letter.

 

Your employer verification letter verifies key internship components which may not be contained in your offer letter. If you offer letter does not contain all of the information listed above, you must obtain a separate verification letter for your employer (on the company’s letterhead) confirming those details.

Course Curriculum & Requirements

The internship course is a 3-credit hour P/F course offered via Canvas that is designed to enhance the student’s internship experience. Student’s will set internship goals, industry and company analysis, and self-reflection of the internship experience.

This course is designed to enhance your career readiness through self-reflection of vocational/career options. Students will have access to the Canvas course the first day of classes for the designated term. Questions about the internship course assignments should be directed to course instructor.

Students who meet the academic internship course requirements for the requested internship course, can only register/enroll in the approved internship course once. This course cannot be repeated.

Internship course requirements vary based on student major in the Coggin College of Business found below:

Program Course Number Class Status

GPA Requirement

(No Exceptions Made)

 Pre-Requisites (with a grade of "C" or better) Required Internship Hours Pay Requirement
Accounting ACG 4941 Junior or Senior status Minimum 3.0 Upper Level 老澳门资料 GPA ACG 3103 – Intermediate Accounting I 300 supervised hours required Must pay at least minimum wage - No Exceptions
Business
Intelligence		 MAN 4942 Junior or Senior status Minimum 2.5 Upper Level 老澳门资料 GPA ISM 4011 – Intro Management Info Systems
& at least one of the following courses:
o ISM 4400 – Enterprise Applications Integration
o ISM 4220 – Business Data Communications
o ISM 4210 – Data and Information Management
o ISM 4113 – Analysis and Design of Business Info Systems
o ISM 4410 – Business Intelligence		 180 supervised hours required Must pay at least minimum wage that exists in the country where the internship is taking place (Exceptions can be made for government, non-profit, or NGO’s)
Entrepreneurship
Minor		 GEB 4942 Junior or Senior status Minimum 2.5 Upper Level 老澳门资料 GPA GEB 4113 – Entrepreneurship 180 supervised hours required Must pay at least minimum wage-No Exceptions
Finance FIN 4941 Junior or Senior status Minimum 3.0 Upper Level 老澳门资料 GPA FIN 3403 – Financial Management 300 supervised hours required Must pay at least minimum wage-No Exceptions
Financial
Planning		 FIN 4940 Junior or Senior status Minimum 3.0 Upper Level 老澳门资料 GPA FIN 3403 – Financial Management
FIN 3124 – Financial Planning		 300 supervised hours required Must pay at least minimum wage-No Exceptions
International Business GEB 3361 Junior or Senior status Minimum 2.0 Upper Level 老澳门资料 GPA Grade of C or better Complete at least two (2)
  • ECO 3704 – International Trade
  • FIN 4604 – International Finance
  • MAN 4600 – Management of Business
  • MAR 4156 – International Marketing
  • TRA 4721 – International Logistics
 180 supervised hours required Must pay at least minimum wage that exists in the country where the internship is taking place (Exceptions can be made for government, non-profit, or NGO’s)
Human Resources
Management Minor		 MAN 4940 Junior or Senior status Minimum 2.5 Upper Level 老澳门资料 GPA o MAN 3025 Administrative Management
o MAN 4301 Human Resource Management		 180 supervised hours required Must pay at least minimum wage that exists in the country where the internship is taking place (Exceptions can be made for government, non-profit, or NGO’s)
Marketing MAR 4941 Junior or Senior status Minimum 2.5 Upper Level 老澳门资料 GPA MAR 3023 – Principles of Marketing 180 supervised hours required Must pay at least minimum wage-No Exceptions
Management MAN 4942 Junior or Senior status Minimum 2.5 Upper Level 老澳门资料 GPA Completed two (2) courses below:
o MAN 3025 – Administrative Management
o MAN 3504 – Operations Management
Completed at least one (1) of the courses below:
o MAN 4240 Organizational Behavior
o MAN 4301 Human Resource Management		 180 supervised hours required Must pay at least minimum wage that exists in the country where the internship is taking place (Exceptions can be made for government, non-profit, or NGO’s)
Transportation & Logistics TRA 4945 Junior or Senior status Minimum 2.5 Upper Level 老澳门资料 GPA Completed two (2) courses below:
o MAR 3023 – Principles of Marketing
o MAN 3504 – Operations Management
Completed at least one (1) of the courses below:
o TRA 3035 – Foundation of Transportation
o TRA 4202 – Logistic System Management		 240 supervised hours required Must pay at least minimum wage-No Exceptions

Important Reminders

To avoid enrollment delays and late registration fees keep in mind the following:

  • Course Prerequisite Missing - Waiver of College Policy Required. After I meet with my Coggin academic advisor, if my advisor determines I do not meet one of the course prerequisites I understand I must obtain a prerequisite Waiver of College Policy form from them.
    • Student must provide outcome of waiver to the Internship Coordinator
    • Application will not be processed without waiver decision
    • If waiver is denied, student is not eligible for academic internship credit for the term
  • International Work. If any part of my internship takes place abroad I understand I need to meet with a Coggin International study abroad advisor for an additional step of approval. Their email is: intlctr@unf.edu

Apply Here

Ready to start your application? To avoid application time-outs and frustrations, make sure you have collected the following information asked from you on this form.

  • Company Information. Address, phone number, supervisor contact name and email.
  • Internship Information. Start and end date (estimates ok), pay rate, estimated hours worked per week.

 * Link applicable for 2024 - 2025 Academic Year

What Happens to My Internship Application After I Submit Online?

Once you submit your Academic Internship Application, congratulations! You have successfully completed the first step, but there are a few more to go:

  1. DO NOT print a copy and submit it to 老澳门资料 Career Services for the Coggin College of Business
  2. Wait for Coggin Internship Coordinator Email confirmation and application status update. You will receive an email from the Coggin Internship Coordinator once your application has been reviewed (excluding weekends, holidays, 老澳门资料 closure and high volume periods such as registration).
  3. An email from the Coggin Internship Coordinator will be sent to your 老澳门资料 email address with the application decision. If approved, this email will contain registration instructions.
  4. Enroll in Internship Course. YOU MUST REGISTER YOURSELF in myWings for the designated term.
  5. Review the Course Curriculum tab for course information.
  6. Have a great internship!

Internships: Not For Academic Credit

Non-Academic internships are essentially the same experience as an academic internship but without the academic credit component. The internship timeline, pay and job requirements are all determined by the student and the employer.

Internship or Part-Time Job?

Internships are usually formal programs within organizations whose primary purpose is to offer practical work experience. Internships improve resumes by giving students opportunities to gain professional skills and explore new industries. Would-be interns should evaluate internship programs carefully, to see if those programs offer the training they desire.

The main difference between an internship and a part-time job is that internships include specific learning objectives. In other words, a student is deliberately seeking new knowledge or skills in a particular industry. The internship ought to enhance one’s career objective.

If you have further questions about whether or not your position qualifies as an internship, please contact Amy Lehnhoff, course instructor at a.lehnhoff@unf.edu

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