Through opportunities that include internships, externships, co-ops, research and practicums, we help you learn to lead in ways that reflect who you are and what you value.
David Simas ’92, chief executive officer, Obama Foundation
Whether it’s working with world-renowned scientists at NASA or with the Boston Red Sox, Stonehill can connect you with internships that help you hone your career plans and give you contacts that can turn those plans into reality.
Local internships are a great way to gain firsthand knowledge of a specific field. Most local internships are part-time, but depending on the opportunity, students may also have the opportunity to intern full time.
Experience New York, Washington, D.C., or Los Angeles with one of our domestic internship programs. We’ve got housing, transportation and amazing opportunities waiting for you.
Students have the opportunity to explore their career interests in Boston, New York, San Francisco and Washington, D.C. while enhancing their networking skills and independently navigating their way around the city.
The Career Development Center (CDC) at Stonehill College recognizes the individuality and unique needs of each student, graduate and employer, and is committed to flexible and personalized engagements.
New York City is the largest city in the United States and a Stonehill program provides students of all majors with the chance to learn and lead in coveted NYC internships.
Whether in the entertainment industry, healthcare or law, our semester-long LA Internship Program positions students to be leaders in their fields.
From discovering a new species of bacteria to uncovering the motivations of an enigmatic Russian poet, undergraduate research at Stonehill is broad and varied. You will even find students working closely with faculty on graduate-level research as early as the summer after their first year. Our programs are also distinctive for the range of available opportunities, within and across disciplines, to complete in-depth inquiry in the social sciences, natural sciences and the humanities.
For nearly 20 years, the Stonehill Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) has given Stonehill students an outstanding opportunity to be part of a community of scholars. Those accepted into the program as SURE Scholars receive a stipend for an eight- or ten-week full-time summer session and complete intensive research projects in the liberal arts, business, education and the sciences alongside knowledgeable faculty mentors.
Through in-depth study, SURE projects help students define and solidify career choices and provide a competitive advantage when applying to graduate school. Many participants also go on to co-publish results in professional journals or present research conclusions at regional and national conferences.
Organizations often tap female executives when they’re on the verge of collapse. A student-professor research team hopes science will show it’s unfair to blame gender when the collapses happen.
One-on-one research with professors gives undergraduates valuable experience and a competitive edge no matter what their major.
Living what you learn not only gives you a competitive advantage once you graduate but also helps you sharpen your sense of who you are and what you want to do. Stonehill makes sure students have a robust selection of ways to gain greater understanding of – and experience in – the fields that intrigue them.
Career Development Center programs and resources for student seeking to explore careers and put themselves in the lead when applying for competitive internships and jobs
Number of jobs listed in Handshake in 2019-2020, a tool Stonehill students use to search for jobs and internships, and find events and workshops that match their professional development needs.
Number of Stonehill Undergraduate Research Experiences (SURE), which paired 45 students with 24 professors to conduct graduate-level research over the summer.
Students should choose the application option that best suits their interest and complete their applications by the appropriate deadline. Please know that information and materials submitted to the Office of Undergraduate Admission cannot be returned to students.
Early Action is a nonbinding application option. If you choose to apply to Stonehill as an Early Action applicant, you’ll be considered for admission earlier than students who apply as Regular Decision applicants, but you’re not required to enroll if you’re admitted. You will be notified of the decision in early January, and have until May 1 to enroll.
Early Decision is a binding application option. If you choose to apply to Stonehill as an Early Decision applicant and you’re admitted, you must enroll. As an Early Decision applicant, you’ll be considered for admission earlier than students who apply as Regular Decision applicants. Early Decision applicants must complete the Early Decision Agreement.
Regular Decision is a nonbinding application option. If you choose to apply to Stonehill as a Regular Decision applicant, the grades from your grade 12 first semester or trimester will be considered in our review. You will be notified of the decision early to mid-March, and have until May 1 to enroll.
The Office of Undergraduate Admission assists students and families as they learn more about Stonehill and navigate the college application process.
