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Internships and Independent Study


Internships

Upper-level human resource management (HRM) majors can apply for academic credit for a paid or unpaid HRM sponsored internship provided they have completed five human resource management core classes (15 credits) with a grade-point average within the HRM core of 3.5 or better. Students can receive up to 3 academic credits from the Department of Human Resource Management toward one HRM internship. All applications for academic credit for internships will go through a rigorous process and require approval from the HRM undergraduate program director. More information regarding academic credit for HRM internships can be found at http://smlr.rutgers.edu/content/independent-study-internships-human-resources.

Independent Study

Upper-level HRM majors can apply for independent study credits provided they have completed five human resource management core classes (15 credits) with a grade-point average of 3.5 or better. Independent study projects typically carry 3 credits. Additional credits would require approval from the HRM undergraduate program credit director, Hazel-Anne Johnson. Interested students must first obtain joint approval from the HRM program credit director and a full-time faculty adviser from the Department of Human Resource Management. Students approved for independent study will be required to submit a 15-20 page final paper to be graded by the supervising faculty adviser.

 
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