For students
For employers
Summer Internships for Engineers
Students
Whether your dream is to start your own company, become a research scientist or a member of congress, develop an innovative financial instrument, or design the next great
consumer product, a summer internship can provide you with valuable experience during your undergraduate years. Our goal is to provide you with resources and guides as starting
points in your efforts to secure a meaningful summer internship.
Among the pages here, you'll find links that take you to various resources within the Office of Career Services web site, which contains a tremendous amount of information to help you with your search. A subset of that information, aimed specifically at engineering students, is presented here. We encourage you to explore the Internships and Job Search sections (in the Undergraduate section) of the Career Services web site.
Career services programs, workshops, career fairs, and special events are held throughout the year. These are designed to help you build the skills and knowledge you'll need to find the right internship or job. For details, see the Career Services calendar.
Employers
The Center is continually seeking employers who are interested in hiring Princeton engineering students for summer internships. Students are interested in a wide range of summer experiences and in a wide range of industries and geographies (domestic and international). We encourage you to explore our Preparing to Lead summer internship program.
If you have additional questions after reviewing this site, please contact Bob Monsour, Associate Director for External Affairs at 609-258-7221, or bmonsour@princeton.edu to discuss these opportunities.