Connected to DC

 

Complement your classroom learning with internship, research, and networking opportunities that are unique to DC.

 

Caitlin Carfano recalls her internship and the advantages of doing internships in Washington, DC.

 

 

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Where We Intern

SEAS encourages our students to make the most of the plethora of options that Washington, DC offers them and to gain valuable internship and research experience.

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The SEAS Network

With a foundation built at SEAS, our graduates have a wealth of career opportunities. See a partial list of the employers that hire SEAS graduates.

 

800+ employers engages on & off campus

 

 

 

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Live and Learn in DC

From monuments and museums to embassies and the arts, Washington, DC is a fascinating city to explore—and SEAS students do just that.

 

 

Join other SEAS students who already are making an impact in their fields and communities.

 

Christianne Chua describes her research experience in Dr. Emilia Entcheva’s lab.

 

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Research Stories

These SEAS undergraduate students have had the chance to make real contributions to university research, present their work at conferences, and even publish papers.

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Internship Stories

Successful internships can help pave the way to expanded career opportunities. Read the stories of the internship experiences of some of our SEAS students and recent graduates.

 

Nearly 90% of our undergraduates complete internships or research experiences