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Internships

See the world and learn about new cultures, all while gaining relevant internship experience!

Benefits

According to Forbes, 93% of employers agree that relevant internship experience is the most important qualification for hiring someone.

Why pursue an international internship? A Global HR News study found that 73% of respondents cited study abroad as important when evaluating the resume of a job candidate for a junior-level position. Another survey found that one out of every two companies would choose a candidate with international experience over another otherwise equally-qualified candidate.

International internships enable students to:

  • Gain deeper cultural immersion
  • Develop cross-cultural communication skills
  • Experience working with professionals in an international environment
  • Participate in intensive practical language training
  • Apply lessons learned in the classroom outside the U.S.
  • Gain valuable international work experience

Overview

CIBS offers professionally enriching international internship opportunities that equip students with meaningful global work experience while strengthening their professional networks. Through career‑focused 8‑week group internships, students travel abroad and live alongside fellow business students, creating a supportive and immersive environment for both personal and professional growth. These programs are coordinated in partnership with select internship placement providers who deliver tailored internship placements and comprehensive on‑site support.

Process

  • Applications open on Sept. 1 for summer 2027.
  • Students must complete an application in the TAMU Education Abroad Portal for their chosen program.
  • Upon acceptance in the TAMU portal, students receive instructions to apply to the internship placement provider.
  • CIBS facilitates pre-departure meetings and the internship placement provider facilitates the internship matching and in-country logistics.

Credits

  • Undergraduate students receive 3 credit hours of IBUS 484 with submission of the IBUS 484 Internship Course Form
  • Graduate students receive 3 hours of BUAD 684 with prior approval from their department head
  • Students accepted for IBUS 484 or BUAD 684 credit for an international internship are also eligible for the CIBS Global Programs Scholarship

Financial Matters

  • Administrative fees (totaling $500): Covers program coordination and institutional processing.
  • Travel expenses: Includes airfare, passport, visa (if applicable), and CISI international health insurance.
  • Provider program fee: Includes furnished housing, a guaranteed internship placement, 24/7 on‑site support, career development resources, and organized social activities and cultural excursions.
  • In‑country living expenses: Estimated costs for meals, local transportation, and day‑to‑day personal expenses.

Funding

Mays Group Intern Programs

PROGRAMLOCATIONDATESCOURSEEST. COST*APPLICATION
Australia Group InternshipSydneyJune 3 – Aug. 1, 2026IBUS 484$6,845^Closed
France Group InternshipParisMay 27 – July 25, 2026IBUS 484$10,970Closed
Germany Group InternshipBerlinJune 3 – July 31, 2026IBUS 484$10,870Closed
Japan Group InternshipTokyoJune 4 – Aug. 1, 2026IBUS 484$6,275^Closed
New Zealand Group InternshipAucklandJune 4 – Aug. 1, 2026IBUS 484$8,825Closed
Singapore Group InternshipSingaporeJune 3 – Aug. 1, 2026IBUS 484$9,695Closed
Spain Group InternshipValenciaJune 4 – Aug. 1, 2026IBUS 484$6,775^Closed
UK Group InternshipLondonJune 5 – Aug. 1, 2026IBUS 484$11,810^Closed
*Estimated cost does not include Texas A&M tuition.
^Estimated cost is for shared room accommodation. Private room available for additional cost.

Students seeking additional flexibility can also pursue high‑impact internship opportunities in other locations through Education Abroad or by securing a self‑acquired internship, allowing the experience to align with their individual career goals. CIBS can facilitate IBUS 484 credit for internships of 6-weeks or longer.