Academic Credit Options - Career Services Center

Career Services Center
Academic Linkages/Credit Options for Interns and Co-ops
DEPARTMENT
NUMBER
OF
CREDITS
COURSE
MGMT 399: Administrative Sciences
Internship
Administrative and
Managerial Sciences
3
ECAC 399: Accounting Internship
PREREQUISITES
DEPARTMENTAL CONTACT / WEBSITE
Intern/co-op position must
have a business or
management component,
MGMT 210 and Junior
standing.
Intern/co-op position must
have accounting
component, completion of
ECON 121 and ECON 122
or concurrent enrollment in
ECON 301
Carolyn Seamen
Course Description: http://informationsystems.umbc.edu/home/undergraduateprograms/undergraduate-course-listing/mgmt-399-administrative-internshipcredits-3/
Syllabus: http://userpages.umbc.edu/~redding/MGMT399/MGMT399Syl.pdf
Jeanne St. Martin
Open to all faculty.
http://www.umbc.edu/africana_studies/research-internships.php
6
AFST 490: Community Internship Project
AFST 377, Consent of
Instructor
Aging Services
3-6
AGNG 460: Internship in Management of
Aging Services
AGNG 462: Internship in Aging Studies
AGNG 463: Internship in Aging Studies
15 credits in either MAgS
core or elective courses
and at least a 2.5 GPA
American Studies
1-3
AMST 404: Internship
Ancient Studies
1-6
ANCS 397: Internships in Ancient Studies
Anthropology
1-3
ANTH 399/499: Independent Study
2-3
BIOL 396: Undergraduate Teaching
Assistantship
Selection by BIOL faculty
Phillip Sokolove1
1-3
BIOL 398:Co-op/Internship in the Biological
Sciences
45 total credits earned,
including BIOL 100, 100L,
and 9 upper-level Biology
credits completed.
Kevin Omland2
http://biology.umbc.edu/files/2012/08/Biol398RequirementsEmailWebFall12.pdf
1-3
CHEM 299: Training in Experimental
Chemistry
Africana Studies
Biological Sciences
Chemistry
1
Six credits of AMST
courses, Consent of
Instructor
Consent of Instructor
You must complete a
minimum of 9 credits of
Anthropology courses each
with a minimum grade of
"C".
Work must be Chemical,
not Biological, in nature.
Jeffrey Ash
http://www.umbc.edu/catalog/2012/display.php?major=25
Open to all faculty. http://www.umbc.edu/amst/deptresources.html
Open to all faculty.
Open to all faculty. http://sociology.umbc.edu/undergrad/independent.html
Paul Smith
No permission slip necessary. These students (BIO 100 TAs) can be enrolled in PRAC 96 or 98 – it is their choice. If they elect PRAC 98, they only need to do the tabs in UMBCworks – their work
with Dr. Sokolove satisfies all other requirements.
2 Students should forward a scanned version of the Permission slip as well as the information requested at http://www.umbc.edu/biosci/undergrad/BIOL398reqs.pdf to request permission for the
course.
Career Services Center
Academic Linkages/Credit Options for Interns and Co-ops (continued)
DEPARTMENT
Computer
Science/Computer
Engineering
NUMBER
OF
CREDITS
1-3
COURSE
PREREQUISITES
CMSC 498: Independent Study in Computer
Science for CMSC Interns and Co-op
Students
Consult the department
Web page on CMSC 498
for more information.
Students must sign a
contract stating that they
understand the
requirements for credit and
submit technical learning
objectives. Students must
complete a placement
registration form (PRAC)
obtained at the Career
Center.
CMSC 696: Independent Study for Intern and
Co-op Students
Consent of Instructor
Open to all faculty.
ECON 311 and ECON
312, Consent of Instructor
Senior standing and
consent of program
coordinator.
ENGL 100 or 391 with a
grade of “C” or better,
junior standing,
recommendation of
instructor, declared writing
minor. 3.0 GPA
ENGL 380, 382 or 383
with a grade of “C” or
better and permission of
instructor.
Upper-division status, at
least a cumulative 3.0 GPA
and consent of instructor.
Doug Lamdin http://www.umbc.edu/economics/internships.html
Economics/Financial
Economics
1-3
ECON 313: Economics Internship
Education
1-3
EDUC 490: Individual Projects in Education
ENGL 395: Writing Internship
English
1-4
ENGL 398: Journalism Internship
ENGL 495: Internship
Entrepreneurship
Geography and
Environmental
Systems
3
ENTR 300: Internship
3
GES 482: Cartographic Internship
3
GES 483: GIS Internship
3
GES 497: Research Internship
3
GES 498: Geography and Environmental
Systems Internship
Student must be minoring
in entrepreneurship
GES 483 or consent of
instructor.
Department Consent
Reserved for on-campus
research with GES faculty
Formal application and
acceptance by department.
Off-campus sites.
DEPARTMENTAL CONTACT / WEBSITE
Peng Yun
http://www.csee.umbc.edu/~ugrad/etc/cmsc498.shtml
Education Program Coordinator
Mary Hickernell
Chris Corbett http://www.umbc.edu/english/internships.html
Piotr Gwiazda, Sally Shivnan, Chris Corbett
http://www.umbc.edu/english/internships.html
George Karabatis
http://entrepreneurship.umbc.edu/entr-minor/
Joseph School
Joseph School
Open to all faculty. http://ges.umbc.edu/internships/
Eugene (Sandy) Parker http://ges.umbc.edu/internships/
Career Services Center
Academic Linkages/Credit Options for Interns and Co-ops (continued)
DEPARTMENT
NUMBER
OF
CREDITS
COURSE
5
HAPP 495: HAPP Internship
Health Science &
Policy
History
1-3
HAPP 499: Independent Study
3
HIST 391: Internship in History
HIST 790: Internship/Practicum in Historical
Studies
3-6
Honors College
3
HONR 410: Honors Internship
Interdisciplinary
Studies
1-4
INDS 410: Internships
Information Systems
1-3
IS 399: Co-op/Internship in Information
Systems
1-4
MATH 496/STAT 496: Internship Practicum
Math/Statistics
Mechanical
Engineering
1-3
ENME 489: Special Topics in Mechanical
Engineering
PREREQUISITES
DEPARTMENTAL CONTACT / WEBSITE
Open only to HAPP
program majors. Senior
status, HAPP 496
Open only to HAPP
majors. Department
Consent.
Luis Pinet Peralta http://happ.umbc.edu/internship/
Formal application and
acceptance by department.
Open to all faculty. http://history.umbc.edu/internships/
Andrew Nolan (Shady Grove contact)
Students must be members
of the Honors College.
Junior Standing,
Registered Students with
INDS
Students must complete a
placement registration
form (PRAC) obtained at
the Career Center. Must
have 2.5 GPA
A student should first
discuss the nature of the
intended internship with
faculty and obtain
permission to enroll.
Copies of the permission
should be forwarded to
Department Undergraduate
Committee and
Department Chair for
record. At the conclusion
of the internship and under
faculty direction the
student will write a report
summarizing the
mathematical concepts and
techniques used in the
internship. Copies of the
report should be forwarded
to Department
Undergraduate Committee
and Department Chair for
record.
Junior Standing, 3.0
minimum GPA
Jodi Kelber-Kaye http://www.umbc.edu/honors/current_students.html
Stephen Freeland
http://www.umbc.edu/inds/content/files/Internship%20410%20Form.pdf
Sreedevi Sampath
http://userpages.umbc.edu/~cseaman/IS399.htm
Mathhias Gobbert
All Math/Stat faculty can oversee credit
Open to all faculty.
Career Services Center
Academic Linkages/Credit Options for Interns and Co-ops (continued)
DEPARTMENT
Media and
Communication
Studies
Modern Languages
and Linguistics
Music
Political Science
NUMBER
OF
CREDITS
COURSE
3
MCS 404: Media and Communication Studies
Internship
1-6
3
3
1-4
MLL 430: Internship in Modern Languages
and Linguistics
MLL 790: Internship/Practicum in
Intercultural Communication
MUSC 418: Music Technology Internship
POLI 401: Independent Study
POLI 403: Research Internship
POLI 428: Legislative Internship
POLI 438: Legal Internship
PREREQUISITES
Consent of Instructor
Request for permission to
register must be in writing
and must specify the
number of credits sought.
MUSC 319
Formal Application and
acceptance by the
instructor/department
POLI458: Administrative Internship
Physics
Psychology
1-4
PHYS 450: Special Topics
1-3
PSYC 397: Research Experience in
Psychology
PSYC 398: Applied Psychology Internship
PSYC 399: Cooperative Education in
Psychology
SOCY 396: Community Service and Learning
Internship
Sociology
3
SOCY 399: Independent Study
Sara Poggio http://www.umbc.edu/mll/intern.html
Sara Poggio,
John Stolle-McAllister
Alan Wonneberger
401 & 403 - Open to all faculty. 428, 438 & 458 - Students should contact the
dept. to participate in one of their political science intern programs.
http://www.umbc.edu/politicalsci/internships/
Open to all faculty.
PSYC 100
Junior/senior standing
Students must be placed in
a Shriver Center servicelearning program.
Open to all faculty.
Diane Alonso (Shady Grove contact)
Open to all faculty. http://sociology.umbc.edu/undergrad/independent.html
Nine credits in sociology.
Carolyn Tice and
1-3
SOWK 499: Independent Study
Visual and
Performing Arts
Kacie Glenn
Open to all majors no matter how many MCS credits they have. Can be repeated,
but only with a different internship. Required for graduation.
http://mcs.umbc.edu/internships/
Sunil Dasgupta (Shady Grove contact)
SOWK 200: Social Work/Social Action
Social Work
DEPARTMENTAL CONTACT / WEBSITE
1-6
ART 494: Internship
Graphic Design students
must complete GD IV
Katie Leiser (Shady Grove contact)
Students must see faculty within their specific concentration.
http://art.umbc.edu/undergraduate/opportunities/internships.php

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