CJU-483 Internship in Criminal Justice
Students are provided with the opportunity to apply academic learning in a supervised internship consistent with their personal career goals or academic interest. The course covers such topics as career exploration and development, resume and cover letter writing, job fairs, networking, and workplace ethics and diversity. In addition to the course assignments, students must spend at least 8 hours per week working at their internship. Suffolk Career Development Center can help students find an internship.
Prerequisite
Students must be Criminal Justice majors with at least a 3.0 GPA; must at least be Sophomore status at the time of application; students must spend at least 8 hours per week working at their internship. Applications for the Internship in Criminal Justice course must be approved by the Instructor.
Offered
Fall, Spring