Internships

Early in your career, the work that interests you may be clearer than the job title you want. Explore how your studies, projects, and experience connect with investment, technology, or business operations.

Show us how you think

When applying for a relevant opportunity, give us a clear picture of something you have worked on. It could be a research paper, a financial analysis, a piece of software, or a project you helped organize.

Explain the question you were trying to answer, the part you played, and what you learned. Specific examples are more useful than a long list of skills.

Course materials

Internship coursework draws on learning materials from MIT OpenCourseWare.

Before you apply

Read the requirements for the position and tailor your application to the work involved. Include relevant coursework and projects alongside any employment, volunteering, or other experience.

We are accepting applications for unpaid educational internships across five tracks: Accounting, Business Operations, Technology & Data, Investment Research, and Cybersecurity. See the individual listings for available places.

All five tracks are remote within the United States and run for eight weeks at eight hours per week. Interns report to Piotr Kurasinski, CEO. Academic credit and employment after the program are not guaranteed. Review the individual listings and Recruitment Security Notice before applying.