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Criminal Justice
Internship Opportunities
Students will complete
two internships or two co-ops.
While internships are generally unpaid (as this is the nature
of the placements
in governmental
agencies), these
placements will earn students academic credit while providing hands-on
learning with criminal justice professionals. The networking aspects of these
internships
are
invaluable for future career development. In addition to the learning
experiences, past students have received excellent letters of recommendation
for future employment and for graduate and law school admissions.
In recent
years, students have been placed in local agencies such as the District
Attorney’s Office, the Institutional Law Center, the Philadelphia and Bucks
County Prison Systems and the Pennsylvania Prison Society. Several students
have interned and later worked full time at the Eastern State Penitentiary
Historical Site and Museum. On the state level, interns have worked with
the Board of Probation & Parole and other agencies. At the federal level, The US Customs Service had
an agreement to accept cooperative education placements after having been
screened by Dr. Hall in her SOC 205 Criminology/Criminal Justice course.
Other students have interned at The Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA), Alcohol,
Tobacco & Fire Arms (ATF) and students have interned in the Federal Bureau of Investigation
(FBI) Honors Internship Program, a highly selective, nationally competitive
program.
Visit the Drexel
Steinbright Career Development Center page for more detailed information on opportunities.
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