AIM2Flourish is an experiential learning assignment that can be added to many classes where students are asked to conduct interviews of business leaders/entrepreneurs and then submit a write-up to the AIM2Flourish website.
Type:
Creative Endeavor, Research, Service or Community Engagement
Interest Area:
Business: Accounting, Consulting, Finance, Human Resources, Marketing & Sales, Operations, Entrepreneurship, Public Service: Education, Government, Law, Non-Profit
Eligibility:
First Year, Second Year, Third Year, Fourth Year+, Graduate Students
Term Offering:
Academic Year, Summer
Location:
U.S.-based
In Person or Remote:
Remote Location
Time Commitment:
Flexible
Funding:
Funding not Available
Credit Offered:
No
While AIM2Flourish is something that students can participate in on their own through the Fowler Center for Business as an Agent of World Benefit, the program fits best when professors use it in their own classes as an experiential learning assignment for their students. Right now a huge benefit is that the interviews can take place in-person or virtually using Zoom, Skype, etc. The Fowler Center works with universities and professors all over the world who use this program in their classes.
The goal of the Cancer-focused Summer Undergraduate Research program is to generate excitement for a future career in cancer research in highly motivated undergraduates and help them prepare for the next stage of their careers.
Type:
Clinical, Research
Interest Area:
Engineering, Technology & Data Science, Healthcare: Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Other Health Professions
Eligibility:
First Year, Second Year, Third Year, Fourth Year+
Term Offering:
Summer
Location:
U.S.-based
In Person or Remote:
In Person
Time Commitment:
Full-time
Funding:
Funding Available
Credit Offered:
No
This is a unique program and one of the only ones like it in the country.
This is a shadowing program that allows students to shadow with an alum who is in an industry or position of career interest during spring break of their first year.
Type:
Service or Community Engagement
Interest Area:
Arts & Culture: Arts, Communication Entertainment, Media, Business: Accounting, Consulting, Finance, Human Resources, Marketing & Sales, Operations, Engineering, Technology & Data Science, Entrepreneurship, Exploratory, Healthcare: Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Other Health Professions, Public Service: Education, Government, Law, Non-Profit, Sciences: Life, Physical
Eligibility:
First Year
Term Offering:
Spring Break
Location:
U.S.-based
In Person or Remote:
Hybrid
Time Commitment:
Flexible
Funding:
Funding not Available
Credit Offered:
No
Career Year is a 12- month program that will provide professional development for first- and/or second-year students during the academic year and will culminate in a summer internship with a local company.
Type:
Internship
Interest Area:
Arts & Culture: Arts, Communication Entertainment, Media, Business: Accounting, Consulting, Finance, Human Resources, Marketing & Sales, Operations, Engineering, Technology & Data Science, Entrepreneurship, Exploratory, Healthcare: Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Other Health Professions, Public Service: Education, Government, Law, Non-Profit, Sciences: Life, Physical
Eligibility:
First Year, Second Year
Term Offering:
Academic Year, Summer
Location:
U.S.-based
In Person or Remote:
Hybrid
Time Commitment:
Flexible
Funding:
Funding not Available
Credit Offered:
No
Career Year is a 12- month program that will provide professional development for first- and/or second-year students during the academic year and will culminate in a summer internship with a local company. While open to all first- and second-year students, traditionally underserved students will be strongly encouraged to apply (underrepresented minority, first-generation college, one-parent household, and/or underperforming high school populations).
CCEL Serves is designed to offer CWRU students weekly opportunities to get involved in community service.
Type:
Service or Community Engagement
Interest Area:
Arts & Culture: Arts, Communication Entertainment, Media, Business: Accounting, Consulting, Finance, Human Resources, Marketing & Sales, Operations, Engineering, Technology & Data Science, Entrepreneurship, Exploratory, Healthcare: Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Other Health Professions, Public Service: Education, Government, Law, Non-Profit, Sciences: Life, Physical
Eligibility:
First Year, Second Year, Third Year, Fourth Year+, Graduate Students
Term Offering:
Fall, Winter Break, Spring
Location:
U.S.-based
In Person or Remote:
Hybrid
Time Commitment:
Flexible
Funding:
Funding not Available
Credit Offered:
No
CCEL Serves flexible sites do not require a weekly commitment. Students can participate as their schedules permit, whether it's once a semester or once a week. Semester Serves sites require students to commit to a specific site on a weekly basis for at least one semester. Many of the Semester Serves sites work directly with vulnerable populations, so building relationships and trust are critical.
Purpose, Projects, People. Training the next generation of innovative problem solvers to advance the public good.
Type:
Entrepreneurship, Service or Community Engagement, Study Abroad
Interest Area:
Arts & Culture: Arts, Communication Entertainment, Media, Business: Accounting, Consulting, Finance, Human Resources, Marketing & Sales, Operations, Engineering, Technology & Data Science, Entrepreneurship, Exploratory, Healthcare: Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Other Health Professions, Public Service: Education, Government, Law, Non-Profit, Sciences: Life, Physical
Eligibility:
First Year, Second Year, Third Year, Fourth Year+, Graduate Students
Term Offering:
Academic Year, Fall, Winter Break, Spring, Spring Break
Location:
U.S.-based, Latin America & Caribbean, Sub-Saharan Africa
Time Commitment:
Flexible
Funding:
Funding not Available
Credit Offered:
Yes
The mission of the Center for Engineering Action is to provide students with opportunities to participate in multi-disciplinary team-based design projects, research and coursework which focuses on advancing the public good through partnerships between local, regional, and global communities and Case Western Reserve University. Students participating in project can do so through enrollment in a credit bearing course or extracurricularly. Our student teams work around the world as well as here in the Cleveland area. Projects include solar implementation, water distribution and medical device design.
The goal is to enhance the participation of individuals from racial and ethnic groups that are historically underrepresented in the behavioral and social sciences.
Type:
Research
Interest Area:
Healthcare: Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Other Health Professions, Public Service: Education, Government, Law, Non-Profit
Eligibility:
First Year, Second Year, Third Year, Fourth Year+, Graduate Students
Term Offering:
Fall, Spring, Summer
Location:
U.S.-based
In Person or Remote:
Hybrid
Time Commitment:
Flexible
Funding:
Funding Available
Credit Offered:
No
Funding is provided to underrepresented minority students, helping them gain applied research experience, enhance their education, and successfully prepare for a variety of careers or continued higher education.
Each scholar is paired with a Trauma Center Faculty Affiliate for a semester-long research mentorship. Scholars have opportunities to participate in research workshops and trainings, present and attend national and local research conferences, and complete a capstone project related to their applied research experience.
Please see website for eligibility and application process. https://case.edu/socialwork/traumacenter/student-training/research-scholars
Each scholar is paired with a Trauma Center Faculty Affiliate for a semester-long research mentorship. Scholars have opportunities to participate in research workshops and trainings, present and attend national and local research conferences, and complete a capstone project related to their applied research experience.
Please see website for eligibility and application process. https://case.edu/socialwork/traumacenter/student-training/research-scholars
Civic Engagement Scholars is a year-long program that promotes and recognizes meaningful student involvement in the Cleveland community for CWRU students who complete at least 30 civic engagement hours and a series of trainings on community issues.
Type:
Service or Community Engagement
Interest Area:
Arts & Culture: Arts, Communication Entertainment, Media, Business: Accounting, Consulting, Finance, Human Resources, Marketing & Sales, Operations, Engineering, Technology & Data Science, Entrepreneurship, Exploratory, Healthcare: Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Other Health Professions, Public Service: Education, Government, Law, Non-Profit, Sciences: Life, Physical
Eligibility:
First Year, Second Year, Third Year, Fourth Year+, Graduate Students
Term Offering:
Academic Year, Fall, Spring
Location:
U.S.-based
In Person or Remote:
Hybrid
Time Commitment:
Part-time
Funding:
Funding not Available
Credit Offered:
No
Registration for the program opens in August each year and closes in mid-September. Interested students should enroll by the September deadline as the program runs over both the fall and spring semesters.
Build leadership skills, meet peers who care about civic engagement, and network with social change leaders through CCEL’s Spring 2021 semester Civic Leadership Launchpad cohort program, open to first and second-year undergraduate students.
Type:
Service or Community Engagement
Interest Area:
Arts & Culture: Arts, Communication Entertainment, Media, Business: Accounting, Consulting, Finance, Human Resources, Marketing & Sales, Operations, Engineering, Technology & Data Science, Entrepreneurship, Exploratory, Healthcare: Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Other Health Professions, Public Service: Education, Government, Law, Non-Profit, Sciences: Life, Physical
Eligibility:
First Year, Second Year
Term Offering:
Spring
Location:
U.S.-based
In Person or Remote:
Remote Location
Time Commitment:
Part-time
Funding:
Funding not Available
Credit Offered:
No
Participants will meet as a cohort for six sessions every other Thursday from 5:30 to 7 p.m. EST from mid-February to mid-April 2021 while also participating in short reflection activities between sessions to get to know each other, meet CWRU alumni and other Cleveland area changemakers, and craft a vision for how they would like to be civically engaged on or off-campus. The program will be completed 100% virtually, and students studying on-site or remotely are both welcome to participate. Hosted by the Center for Civic Engagement & Learning (CCEL).
Co-op is a voluntary academic program for engineering and computer science students that provides students a unique opportunity to gain hands-on, paid experience relevant to their course of study.
Type:
Co-Op
Interest Area:
Engineering, Technology & Data Science
Eligibility:
Second Year, Third Year, Fourth Year+, Graduate Students
Term Offering:
Academic Year, Summer
Location:
U.S.-based
In Person or Remote:
In Person
Time Commitment:
Full-time
Funding:
Funding not Available
Credit Offered:
No
Co-op is non-credit, however, proper course registration maintains students' full-time status at the University. It is important for students to meet with their faculty advisor or co-op faculty advisor prior to applying to the co-op program to draft a graduation plan to ensure a timely graduation.
Schedule a time to meet with LaunchNET advisor to develop your idea.
Type:
Entrepreneurship
Interest Area:
Arts & Culture: Arts, Communication Entertainment, Media, Business: Accounting, Consulting, Finance, Human Resources, Marketing & Sales, Operations, Engineering, Technology & Data Science, Entrepreneurship, Healthcare: Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Other Health Professions, Public Service: Education, Government, Law, Non-Profit, Sciences: Life, Physical
Eligibility:
First Year, Second Year, Third Year, Fourth Year+, Graduate Students
Term Offering:
Academic Year, Fall, Winter Break, Spring, Spring Break, May Term, Summer
Location:
U.S.-based
In Person or Remote:
Hybrid
Time Commitment:
Flexible
Funding:
Funding not Available
Credit Offered:
No
Research Internships in Science and Engineering in Germany for undergraduates.
Type:
Internship, Research, Study Abroad
Interest Area:
Engineering, Technology & Data Science, Sciences: Life, Physical
Eligibility:
Second Year, Third Year, Fourth Year+
Term Offering:
Summer
Location:
Europe
In Person or Remote:
In Person
Time Commitment:
Full-time
Funding:
Funding Available
Credit Offered:
Yes
Research opportunities with funding by the German Federal Foreign Office. Students are matched with a host university in areas of interest (biology, chemistry, physics, earth sciences, eingeering or a closely related field). German language experience not required. For information and essay assistance, please reach out to the Office of Education Abroad, studyabroad @case.edu
Through EnRICH, Masters and Doctoral students explore future career opportunities, and employers network with and mentor talented and highly skilled students, further developing the talent pipeline for their organization.
Type:
Entrepreneurship, Internship, Research, Service or Community Engagement
Interest Area:
Engineering, Technology & Data Science, Entrepreneurship, Exploratory, Healthcare: Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Other Health Professions, Public Service: Education, Government, Law, Non-Profit, Sciences: Life, Physical
Eligibility:
Graduate Students
Term Offering:
Academic Year, Fall, Spring, Summer
Location:
U.S.-based
In Person or Remote:
Hybrid
Time Commitment:
Flexible
Funding:
Funding not Available
Credit Offered:
Yes
ExTEnD was designed to give doctoral students and post-doctoral fellows in the School of Medicine a formal program through which to locate training and opportunities to experience teaching at the college and university level.
Type:
Internship, Practicum
Interest Area:
Sciences: Life, Physical
Eligibility:
Graduate Students
Term Offering:
Academic Year, Fall, Spring
Location:
U.S.-based
In Person or Remote:
Hybrid
Time Commitment:
Flexible
Funding:
Funding not Available
Credit Offered:
No
Experiential Learning Fellowships in Anthropology support international projects for Anthropology majors to enhance cross cultural understanding.
Type:
Research
Interest Area:
Arts & Culture: Arts, Communication Entertainment, Media, Business: Accounting, Consulting, Finance, Human Resources, Marketing & Sales, Operations, Exploratory, Healthcare: Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Other Health Professions, Public Service: Education, Government, Law, Non-Profit
Eligibility:
Second Year, Third Year, Fourth Year+
Term Offering:
Summer
Location:
Multiple International Locations
In Person or Remote:
Remote Location
Time Commitment:
Full-time
Funding:
Funding Available
Credit Offered:
No
Eligibility: Only Anthropology majors who have an overall GPA of at least 3.0, have obtained at least sophomore status, and who have completed a minimum of 12 credits in anthropology, including ANTH 102 (Being Human: An Introduction to Social and Cultural Anthropology), are eligible to apply for these funds.
Project Eligibility: The fellowship is available to students with an interest in a project related in some way to business activities. These funds can be used to support a Senior Capstone project. They may also be used to support an experience or project conducted in conjunction with Study Abroad. The expenses associated with experiences such as attending field schools and conferences are not eligible.
Project Eligibility: The fellowship is available to students with an interest in a project related in some way to business activities. These funds can be used to support a Senior Capstone project. They may also be used to support an experience or project conducted in conjunction with Study Abroad. The expenses associated with experiences such as attending field schools and conferences are not eligible.
The Feldman Grants award $4,000 each to CWRU humanities and social science students to develop their passion and curiosity through the internship experience of their choice.
Type:
Creative Endeavor, Internship, Practicum, Research
Interest Area:
Arts & Culture: Arts, Communication Entertainment, Media
Eligibility:
First Year, Second Year, Third Year, Fourth Year+
Term Offering:
May Term, Summer
Location:
U.S.-based, Multiple International Locations
In Person or Remote:
Hybrid
Time Commitment:
Flexible
Funding:
Funding Available
Credit Offered:
No
Develop hands-on curriculum and lab activities on how natural resources are converted into higher-value products, for use in STEM schools in Ethiopia
Type:
Creative Endeavor, Entrepreneurship, Internship, Practicum, Research, Service or Community Engagement
Interest Area:
Engineering, Technology & Data Science, Sciences: Life, Physical
Eligibility:
Third Year, Fourth Year+, Graduate Students
Term Offering:
Academic Year, Summer
Location:
U.S.-based
In Person or Remote:
In Person
Time Commitment:
Flexible
Funding:
Funding Available
Credit Offered:
No
This one-year, interdisciplinary program focused on energy, blends student-centric education, personal guidance, and real world application together to create an experience unlike any other at CWRU.
Type:
Creative Endeavor, Entrepreneurship, Internship, Research, Service or Community Engagement
Interest Area:
Arts & Culture: Arts, Communication Entertainment, Media, Business: Accounting, Consulting, Finance, Human Resources, Marketing & Sales, Operations, Engineering, Technology & Data Science, Entrepreneurship, Exploratory, Healthcare: Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Other Health Professions, Public Service: Education, Government, Law, Non-Profit, Sciences: Life, Physical
Eligibility:
Second Year, Third Year, Fourth Year+, Graduate Students
Term Offering:
Academic Year, Summer
Location:
U.S.-based
Time Commitment:
Flexible
Funding:
Funding Available
Credit Offered:
No
Do you have a passion for clean energy? If so, the ThinkEnergy Fellowship Program is for you! It connects you with energy professionals from industry, academia, startups, government and nonprofits. The 12-month co-curricular program not only includes a
crash-course in all aspects of energy, but also gives you opportunities to apply this knowledge in the real world. Over the course of the year, you’ll participate in the ThinkEnergy Program’s six core activities: meetings with energy professionals, entrepreneurship challenges, research, group prototyping, campus involvement, and real-world experience.
crash-course in all aspects of energy, but also gives you opportunities to apply this knowledge in the real world. Over the course of the year, you’ll participate in the ThinkEnergy Program’s six core activities: meetings with energy professionals, entrepreneurship challenges, research, group prototyping, campus involvement, and real-world experience.
The Baker-Nord Center provides up to $500 in research funding for humanities students who incur research or research travel costs not covered by their home department.
Type:
Entrepreneurship, Practicum, Research
Interest Area:
Arts & Culture: Arts, Communication Entertainment, Media
Eligibility:
First Year, Second Year, Third Year, Fourth Year+
Term Offering:
Academic Year, Summer
Location:
U.S.-based, Multiple International Locations
In Person or Remote:
Hybrid
Time Commitment:
Flexible
Funding:
Funding Available
Credit Offered:
No
The Humanities@Work program provides internship stipends for humanities majors who are working in an unpaid position at the company or nonprofit of their choice.
Type:
Co-Op, Entrepreneurship, Internship, Practicum
Interest Area:
Arts & Culture: Arts, Communication Entertainment, Media
Eligibility:
First Year, Second Year, Third Year, Fourth Year+
Term Offering:
Academic Year, Summer
Location:
U.S.-based, Multiple International Locations
In Person or Remote:
Hybrid
Time Commitment:
Flexible
Funding:
Funding Available
Credit Offered:
No
Spend 8 weeks at the Weizmann Institute in Rehovot, Israel conducting laboratory or theoretical research, attending lectures by top scholars, and ending with a presentation of your work at a research symposium.
Type:
Research, Study Abroad
Interest Area:
Engineering, Technology & Data Science, Sciences: Life, Physical
Eligibility:
Third Year
Term Offering:
Summer
Location:
Middle East & North Africa
In Person or Remote:
In Person
Time Commitment:
Full-time
Funding:
Funding Available
Credit Offered:
No
Students should apply through the Office of Education Abroad's website linked to above and meet with a study abroad advisor to learn more.
The Schubert Center for Child Studies offers opportunities for rigorous educational and civic experiences working directly with professionals who design and implement policies that impact the lives of children and families.
Type:
Internship, Research, Service or Community Engagement
Interest Area:
Healthcare: Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Other Health Professions, Public Service: Education, Government, Law, Non-Profit
Eligibility:
Second Year, Third Year, Fourth Year+
Term Offering:
Fall, Spring, Summer
Location:
U.S.-based
Time Commitment:
Part-time
Funding:
Funding Available
Credit Offered:
Yes
Students in the Mann Child Policy Externship work in local organizations engaged in promoting effective public policy for children. Examples of previous placements include the Cleveland Department of Public Health, Invest in Children, Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court, the Mental Health Advocacy Coalition and many others. Students can earn 3-6 hours of course credit; the externship can be taken to fulfill the Capstone experience.
Selection is competitive; for a full list of criteria, contact the Schubert Center at schubertcenter@case.edu or visit our website.
Selection is competitive; for a full list of criteria, contact the Schubert Center at schubertcenter@case.edu or visit our website.
The Morgenthaler-Pavey Startup Competition is a pitch competition that gives entrepreneurs the chance to win funding to grow their ventures and support their business ideas.
Type:
Entrepreneurship
Interest Area:
Arts & Culture: Arts, Communication Entertainment, Media, Business: Accounting, Consulting, Finance, Human Resources, Marketing & Sales, Operations, Engineering, Technology & Data Science, Entrepreneurship, Exploratory, Healthcare: Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Other Health Professions, Sciences: Life, Physical
Eligibility:
First Year, Second Year, Third Year, Fourth Year+, Graduate Students
Term Offering:
Spring
Location:
U.S.-based
In Person or Remote:
In Person
Time Commitment:
Flexible
Funding:
Funding Available
Credit Offered:
No
The Practicum Program is a zero-credit experiential learning opportunity at CWRU coordinated by Post-Graduate Planning and Experiential Education which provides students with opportunities to develop and enhance skills, insights, and knowledge.
Type:
Practicum
Interest Area:
Arts & Culture: Arts, Communication Entertainment, Media, Business: Accounting, Consulting, Finance, Human Resources, Marketing & Sales, Operations, Entrepreneurship, Exploratory, Healthcare: Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Other Health Professions, Public Service: Education, Government, Law, Non-Profit, Sciences: Life, Physical
Eligibility:
First Year, Second Year, Third Year, Fourth Year+, Graduate Students
Term Offering:
Academic Year, Summer
Location:
Multiple International Locations
In Person or Remote:
Hybrid
Time Commitment:
Flexible
Funding:
Funding not Available
Credit Offered:
No
The practicum program is can be taken domestically and internationally, either on-site or remotely. Please schedule a consultation with a Career Consultant in Post-Graduate Planning & Experiential Education for additional details and requirements.
The PRCHN Internship program provides students with a dynamic experiential internship in preparation for a career in public health by developing core public health practice skills.
Type:
Internship, Research
Interest Area:
Healthcare: Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Other Health Professions
Eligibility:
First Year, Second Year, Third Year, Fourth Year+, Graduate Students
Term Offering:
Fall, Spring, Summer
Location:
U.S.-based
In Person or Remote:
Remote Location
Time Commitment:
Part-time
Funding:
Funding Available
Credit Offered:
No
The PRCHN offers three internship sessions during the year. A limited number of competitive paid internships are offered each year. The internship commitment is for a minimum of 120 hours. While at the PRCHN, interns work specifically on one project but also have the opportunity to gain an overview of all the research and surveillance conducted at the center. Currently, most opportunities are remote.
Department of Religious Studies will offer competitive fellowships in support of summer projects undertaken by majors or minors in Religious Studies.
Type:
Creative Endeavor, Research, Service or Community Engagement
Interest Area:
Arts & Culture: Arts, Communication Entertainment, Media
Eligibility:
First Year, Second Year, Third Year, Fourth Year+
Term Offering:
Summer
Location:
U.S.-based
In Person or Remote:
Hybrid
Time Commitment:
Flexible
Funding:
Funding Available
Credit Offered:
No
Saturday of Service is a one-day service event designed to encourage students to get involved in the Cleveland community with both on-campus and off-campus projects available.
Type:
Service or Community Engagement
Interest Area:
Arts & Culture: Arts, Communication Entertainment, Media, Business: Accounting, Consulting, Finance, Human Resources, Marketing & Sales, Operations, Engineering, Technology & Data Science, Entrepreneurship, Exploratory, Healthcare: Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Other Health Professions, Public Service: Education, Government, Law, Non-Profit, Sciences: Life, Physical
Eligibility:
First Year, Second Year, Third Year, Fourth Year+, Graduate Students
Term Offering:
Academic Year, Fall, Spring
Location:
U.S.-based
In Person or Remote:
In Person
Time Commitment:
Flexible
Funding:
Funding not Available
Credit Offered:
No
The Center for Civic Engagement and Learning partners with Greek Life on these large-scale service days to coordinate on-campus and off-campus service opportunities for students. For more information contact, Erin Corwin, exc390@case.edu or 216.368.1372.
Empowering physicists, biologists, and chemists to be innovators & entrepreneurs.
Type:
Co-Op, Entrepreneurship, Internship, Practicum
Interest Area:
Business: Accounting, Consulting, Finance, Human Resources, Marketing & Sales, Operations, Engineering, Technology & Data Science, Entrepreneurship, Healthcare: Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Other Health Professions, Sciences: Life, Physical
Eligibility:
Third Year, Fourth Year+, Graduate Students
Term Offering:
Fall, Winter Break, Spring, Spring Break, May Term, Summer
Location:
U.S.-based
In Person or Remote:
Hybrid
Time Commitment:
Flexible
Funding:
Funding Available
Credit Offered:
Yes
Student of all majors can and do study abroad at CWRU, transferring credits back to meet their degree requirements (the specific courses are determined in advance), retaining all of their aid, and boosting their job prospects in today's global marketplace
Type:
Study Abroad
Interest Area:
Arts & Culture: Arts, Communication Entertainment, Media, Business: Accounting, Consulting, Finance, Human Resources, Marketing & Sales, Operations, Engineering, Technology & Data Science, Entrepreneurship, Exploratory, Healthcare: Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Other Health Professions, Public Service: Education, Government, Law, Non-Profit, Sciences: Life, Physical
Eligibility:
Second Year, Third Year, Fourth Year+
Term Offering:
Academic Year, Fall, Spring, Summer
Location:
Multiple International Locations
In Person or Remote:
In Person
Time Commitment:
Full-time
Funding:
Funding Available
Credit Offered:
Yes
Participate in a 3-credit hour CWRU course that goes abroad over winter break if a fall semester course, spring break or early May if a spring semester course, or summer if a summer course. Develop great faculty & peer connections while studying abroad!
Type:
Creative Endeavor, Entrepreneurship, Research, Service or Community Engagement, Study Abroad
Interest Area:
Arts & Culture: Arts, Communication Entertainment, Media, Business: Accounting, Consulting, Finance, Human Resources, Marketing & Sales, Operations, Engineering, Technology & Data Science, Entrepreneurship, Exploratory, Healthcare: Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Other Health Professions, Public Service: Education, Government, Law, Non-Profit, Sciences: Life, Physical
Eligibility:
First Year, Second Year, Third Year, Fourth Year+, Graduate Students
Term Offering:
Winter Break, Spring Break, May Term
Location:
Multiple International Locations
In Person or Remote:
In Person
Time Commitment:
Flexible
Funding:
Funding Available
Credit Offered:
Yes
PSURG is a 10-week on-campus research program directed at students in STEM and lab-based social sciences.
Type:
Research
Interest Area:
Engineering, Technology & Data Science, Healthcare: Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Other Health Professions, Sciences: Life, Physical
Eligibility:
First Year, Second Year, Third Year
Term Offering:
Summer
Location:
U.S.-based
In Person or Remote:
In Person
Time Commitment:
Full-time
Funding:
Funding Available
Credit Offered:
No
Summer funding available for STEM projects mentored by CWRU (or affiliated) faculty.
Type:
Research
Interest Area:
Engineering, Technology & Data Science, Exploratory, Healthcare: Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Other Health Professions
Eligibility:
First Year, Second Year, Third Year
Term Offering:
Summer
Location:
U.S.-based
In Person or Remote:
Hybrid
Time Commitment:
Flexible
Funding:
Funding Available
Credit Offered:
No
As of October 2020, SOURCE will consider summer research projects that are on-campus, remote AND hybrid.
SOURCE wants to fund summer projects in ANY field related to energy and sustainability.
Type:
Creative Endeavor, Research
Interest Area:
Arts & Culture: Arts, Communication Entertainment, Media, Business: Accounting, Consulting, Finance, Human Resources, Marketing & Sales, Operations, Engineering, Technology & Data Science, Entrepreneurship, Exploratory, Healthcare: Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Other Health Professions, Public Service: Education, Government, Law, Non-Profit, Sciences: Life, Physical
Eligibility:
First Year, Second Year, Third Year
Term Offering:
Summer
Location:
U.S.-based
In Person or Remote:
In Person
Time Commitment:
Full-time
Funding:
Funding Available
Credit Offered:
No
As of October 2020, SOURCE SURES will consider projects for summer 2021 that are on-campus, remote AND hybrid. Housing allowance will not be awarded for remote projects.
Summer funding available for research, scholarly or creative projects mentored by a CWRU (or affiliated) faculty member.
Type:
Creative Endeavor, Internship, Research
Interest Area:
Arts & Culture: Arts, Communication Entertainment, Media, Entrepreneurship, Public Service: Education, Government, Law, Non-Profit
Eligibility:
First Year, Second Year, Third Year
Term Offering:
Summer
Location:
U.S.-based
In Person or Remote:
Hybrid
Time Commitment:
Flexible
Funding:
Funding Available
Credit Offered:
No
AHSS projects may include travel both within and outside the United States (as the university allows for summer 2021).
Case Western Reserve students can participate in bespoke summer internships abroad at CWRU partner universities across the globe. Access the current offerings through this posting.
Type:
Internship, Study Abroad
Interest Area:
Arts & Culture: Arts, Communication Entertainment, Media, Business: Accounting, Consulting, Finance, Human Resources, Marketing & Sales, Operations, Engineering, Technology & Data Science, Entrepreneurship, Exploratory, Healthcare: Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Other Health Professions, Public Service: Education, Government, Law, Non-Profit, Sciences: Life, Physical
Eligibility:
Second Year, Third Year
Term Offering:
Summer
Location:
Multiple International Locations
In Person or Remote:
In Person
Time Commitment:
Flexible
Funding:
Funding Available
Credit Offered:
No
Students should apply through the Office of Education Abroad's website linked to above and meet with a study abroad advisor to learn more.
Summer on the Cuyahoga offers paid, meaningful internships, cost-free housing, over 40 events/activities, peer and local alumni host (mentor) pairings and opportunities for full-time roles in Northeast Ohio.
Type:
Internship
Interest Area:
Arts & Culture: Arts, Communication Entertainment, Media, Business: Accounting, Consulting, Finance, Human Resources, Marketing & Sales, Operations, Engineering, Technology & Data Science, Entrepreneurship, Exploratory, Healthcare: Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Other Health Professions, Public Service: Education, Government, Law, Non-Profit, Sciences: Life, Physical
Eligibility:
First Year, Second Year, Third Year, Fourth Year+
Term Offering:
Summer
Location:
U.S.-based
Time Commitment:
Full-time
Funding:
Funding Available
Credit Offered:
No
Summer on the Cuyahoga (SOTC) is all about exposing the best young talent to the abundance of professional opportunities in Northeast Ohio. It’s a unique summer internship program open to students who are rising sophomores, juniors, rising seniors and recent graduates and attend one of our eight partner schools: Case Western Reserve, Colgate, Cornell, Denison, Oberlin, Ohio Wesleyan, Smith, and University of Chicago. The program brings together 50-70 students for an intensive summer immersion program designed to help interns explore the professional, civic & social offerings of the Cleveland area. SOTC offers students challenging internships, community introductions, alumni connections & group housing for the summer.
Many internships, research, volunteer, clinical and other creative endeavors are available via summer study abroad. Explore the study abroad database to see more!
Type:
Clinical, Creative Endeavor, Entrepreneurship, Internship, Research, Service or Community Engagement, Study Abroad
Interest Area:
Arts & Culture: Arts, Communication Entertainment, Media, Business: Accounting, Consulting, Finance, Human Resources, Marketing & Sales, Operations, Engineering, Technology & Data Science, Entrepreneurship, Exploratory, Healthcare: Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Other Health Professions, Public Service: Education, Government, Law, Non-Profit, Sciences: Life, Physical
Eligibility:
First Year, Second Year, Third Year
Term Offering:
Summer
Location:
Multiple International Locations
In Person or Remote:
In Person
Time Commitment:
Flexible
Funding:
Funding Available
Credit Offered:
Yes
This program provides financial support for undergraduate student projects for experiential learning to students seeking a major or minors in any of the following academic departments: art history and art. classics, English, modern languages and literatures, music, and theater and dance.
Type:
Creative Endeavor, Research
Interest Area:
Arts & Culture: Arts, Communication Entertainment, Media, Exploratory, Public Service: Education, Government, Law, Non-Profit
Eligibility:
Second Year, Third Year, Fourth Year+
Term Offering:
Academic Year
Location:
U.S.-based
In Person or Remote:
Remote Location
Time Commitment:
Part-time
Funding:
Funding Available
Credit Offered:
No
This fund supports declared majors who are pursuing degrees offered by the College of Arts and Sciences related to the history, politics, public policy or economics of the Northern Ohio region.
Type:
Creative Endeavor, Research
Interest Area:
Public Service: Education, Government, Law, Non-Profit
Eligibility:
Second Year, Third Year, Fourth Year+
Term Offering:
Academic Year
Location:
U.S.-based
In Person or Remote:
Remote Location
Time Commitment:
Part-time
Funding:
Funding Available
Credit Offered:
No
This fellowship support a wide range of undergraduate student projects including but not limited to support of research projects, Senior Capstone projects, travel to research conferences to present research, or project-oriented travel abroad associated with completion of majors or minors programs in the arts, humanities, or social sciences.
ThinkImpact is an opportunity for CWRU students to identify social or environmental issues and form teams to craft innovative solutions to their chosen problem or issue.
Type:
Entrepreneurship
Interest Area:
Business: Accounting, Consulting, Finance, Human Resources, Marketing & Sales, Operations, Engineering, Technology & Data Science, Entrepreneurship
Eligibility:
First Year, Second Year, Third Year, Fourth Year+, Graduate Students
Term Offering:
Academic Year
Location:
U.S.-based
In Person or Remote:
In Person
Time Commitment:
Part-time
Funding:
Funding Available
Credit Offered:
No
The CWRU Translational Fellows Program seeks to train individuals in entrepreneurship and the translation of innovation to benefit humanity by connecting them to programs and workshops around campus while protecting time for entrepreneurial activities.
Type:
Entrepreneurship
Interest Area:
Engineering, Technology & Data Science, Entrepreneurship, Healthcare: Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Other Health Professions, Public Service: Education, Government, Law, Non-Profit, Sciences: Life, Physical
Eligibility:
Graduate Students
Term Offering:
Academic Year
Location:
U.S.-based
In Person or Remote:
Hybrid
Time Commitment:
Part-time
Funding:
Funding Available
Credit Offered:
No
Research Internships in Germany for undergraduates
Type:
Internship, Practicum, Research, Study Abroad
Interest Area:
Business: Accounting, Consulting, Finance, Human Resources, Marketing & Sales, Operations, Engineering, Technology & Data Science, Sciences: Life, Physical
Eligibility:
Second Year, Third Year, Fourth Year+
Term Offering:
Fall, Spring
Location:
Europe
In Person or Remote:
In Person
Time Commitment:
Full-time
Funding:
Funding Available
Credit Offered:
Yes
The UAS7 Internship Program is designed for students interested in semester long hands-on research opportunities at a German university of applied sciences. Internships offered by UAS7 member faculty allow participants to work in and alongside teams in our campus research laboratories and institutes in areas of Materials Design / Media Projects / Mobile Computing / Nanoanalytics and Biophysics / Web Applications / Urban Planning and Landscape Architecture / Music & much more. Appropriate documentation may also be provided for interns seeking co-op rather than academic credit at their home institutions. Internship includes €1000 travel stipend.
For information and essay assistance, please reach out to the Office of Education Abroad, studyabroad @case.edu
For information and essay assistance, please reach out to the Office of Education Abroad, studyabroad @case.edu
The Veale Snyder cohort will participate in a wide range of entrepreneurial education and experiences from credit-bearing courses to a summer internship program, as well as the chance to immerse themselves in start-up culture.
Type:
Entrepreneurship, Internship
Interest Area:
Arts & Culture: Arts, Communication Entertainment, Media, Business: Accounting, Consulting, Finance, Human Resources, Marketing & Sales, Operations, Engineering, Technology & Data Science, Entrepreneurship, Exploratory, Healthcare: Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Other Health Professions, Public Service: Education, Government, Law, Non-Profit, Sciences: Life, Physical
Eligibility:
First Year, Second Year, Third Year, Fourth Year+
Term Offering:
Academic Year, Fall, Spring, Summer
Location:
U.S.-based
In Person or Remote:
In Person
Time Commitment:
Full-time
Funding:
Funding Available
Credit Offered:
Yes
Virtual Global and Intercultural Learning opportunities allow students to take courses in their field of study without leaving home.
Type:
Internship, Research, Study Abroad
Interest Area:
Arts & Culture: Arts, Communication Entertainment, Media, Business: Accounting, Consulting, Finance, Human Resources, Marketing & Sales, Operations, Engineering, Technology & Data Science, Entrepreneurship, Exploratory, Healthcare: Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Other Health Professions, Public Service: Education, Government, Law, Non-Profit, Sciences: Life, Physical
Eligibility:
First Year, Second Year, Third Year, Fourth Year+, Graduate Students
Term Offering:
Fall, Spring, Summer
Location:
Asia, Europe, Latin America & Caribbean, Middle East & North Africa, Multiple International Locations, Oceania, Sub-Saharan Africa
In Person or Remote:
Remote Location
Time Commitment:
Flexible
Funding:
Funding not Available
Credit Offered:
Yes
Benefits:
- Add to transcript and include as a resume builder and interview conversation starter
- Ability to transfer credits back to Case Western Reserve University
- Gain international work or research experience while staying on track to graduate
- Access to a curated list of quality programs appropriate for Case Western Reserve and the ability to apply to a program not on the list with the same application
- Add to transcript and include as a resume builder and interview conversation starter
- Ability to transfer credits back to Case Western Reserve University
- Gain international work or research experience while staying on track to graduate
- Access to a curated list of quality programs appropriate for Case Western Reserve and the ability to apply to a program not on the list with the same application
The program, supported by collaborations between New York City-area alumni, University Relations, Post-Graduate Planning and Experiential Education and Professor Scott Fine, allows students who have an interest in careers on Wall Street to engage key leaders in the financial services area.
Type:
Service or Community Engagement
Interest Area:
Arts & Culture: Arts, Communication Entertainment, Media, Business: Accounting, Consulting, Finance, Human Resources, Marketing & Sales, Operations, Engineering, Technology & Data Science, Entrepreneurship, Exploratory, Healthcare: Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Other Health Professions, Public Service: Education, Government, Law, Non-Profit, Sciences: Life, Physical
Eligibility:
First Year, Second Year, Third Year
Term Offering:
May Term
Location:
U.S.-based
In Person or Remote:
In Person
Time Commitment:
Full-time
Funding:
Funding Available
Credit Offered:
Yes
An opportunity for a Weatherhead undergraduate student to connect with a Weatherhead graduate over a cup of coffee or online. This opportunity allows alumni to share their experiences and career insights with students.
Type:
Creative Endeavor
Interest Area:
Business: Accounting, Consulting, Finance, Human Resources, Marketing & Sales, Operations
Eligibility:
First Year, Second Year, Third Year, Fourth Year+
Term Offering:
Fall
Location:
U.S.-based
In Person or Remote:
Hybrid
Time Commitment:
Flexible
Funding:
Funding not Available
Credit Offered:
No
The program funds summer public service internships for 3-5 Political Science majors each year.
Type:
Internship
Interest Area:
Public Service: Education, Government, Law, Non-Profit
Eligibility:
First Year, Second Year, Third Year
Term Offering:
Summer
Location:
U.S.-based, Multiple International Locations
In Person or Remote:
Remote Location
Time Commitment:
Full-time
Funding:
Funding Available
Credit Offered:
No
Only Political Science majors may apply. The deadline is in early February. However, students must find their own internships and some deadlines are in the fall and early winter. We therefore encourage students to begin their search as soon as possible.
The fellowship supports undergraduate student experiential learning and research in the areas of childhood and adolescence through conference grants, research funding and internship support.
Type:
Creative Endeavor, Internship, Practicum, Research, Service or Community Engagement
Interest Area:
Healthcare: Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Other Health Professions, Public Service: Education, Government, Law, Non-Profit
Eligibility:
First Year, Second Year, Third Year, Fourth Year+
Term Offering:
Academic Year, Winter Break, Spring Break, Summer
Location:
U.S.-based
In Person or Remote:
Hybrid
Time Commitment:
Flexible
Funding:
Funding Available
Credit Offered:
No
The xLab digital innovation project is a student project team working with a real world client together on digital innovation projects.s.
Type:
Creative Endeavor, Practicum, Research
Interest Area:
Business: Accounting, Consulting, Finance, Human Resources, Marketing & Sales, Operations, Engineering, Technology & Data Science, Exploratory, Public Service: Education, Government, Law, Non-Profit
Eligibility:
Second Year, Third Year, Fourth Year+, Graduate Students
Term Offering:
Fall, Spring
Location:
U.S.-based
In Person or Remote:
Hybrid
Time Commitment:
Part-time
Funding:
Funding not Available
Credit Offered:
Yes
This is a unique opportunity for a multidisciplinary team of 6-8 students to learn how to conceive, design, develop, and present a novel digital innovation project idea, by working on a client-sponsored real-life digital innovation project for an xLab client. Students are expected to learn skills in project management, design thinking, digital business models, agile development, presentations, and how to use industry standard digital design & development platforms & tools. The project will be managed as an agile project, following a scrum method. Client deliverables include: User Research Report, Design Report, and Prototype.