H@W Micro-Internship Program Undergraduate Humanities
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| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2027-02-02 | - |
Program Overview
College of Arts and Sciences
The College of Arts and Sciences offers various programs and opportunities for undergraduate humanities students.
Undergraduate Humanities
The undergraduate humanities program provides students with a comprehensive education in the humanities, preparing them for a wide range of careers.
Funding and Opportunities
The college offers several funding opportunities for undergraduate humanities students, including:
- Flash Grants
- Humanities@Work Internship Funding
- Humanities@Work Summer Stipends
- Feldman Internship Grants
- Cramer Internship Fellow
- Kulas Undergraduate Student Ticket Program
- Undergraduate Research Award
- Guthrie Prize for Public Speaking
- Undergraduate Humanities Prize
Humanities@Work
The Humanities@Work program provides students with opportunities for professional development and career exploration.
- H@W Events
- H@W Micro-Internship Program
- H@W Academic Year Internship Program
- 2025 H@W Summer Internship Program
- Spring 2026 Micro Internship Employers
- Internship Resource Page
Baker-Nord Scholars
The Baker-Nord Scholars Program offers undergraduate humanities students the opportunity to engage in scholarly research and projects.
- The Baker-Nord Scholars Program
- The Scholars Stipend
- Previous Baker-Nord Scholars
Humanities Courses
The college offers a wide range of humanities courses, including those focused on research and professional development.
H@W Micro-Internship Program
The H@W Micro-Internship Program provides undergraduate humanities students with the opportunity to work on short-term, project-based micro internships with partner companies and non-profit organizations.
Program Details
- The program will span between February 2 and April 27, 2026.
- Projects will be substantive and meaningful, consisting of 6-8 hours per week of work, and lasting 8 weeks in duration.
- Projects can be fully remote, in-person, or hybrid.
- Students will receive a $600 stipend at the successful completion of their projects.
- Students will be matched with employers based on project descriptions, student skills, areas of interest, and submitted resumes.