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The Internship Program is open to all Science undergraduate students, as well as qualified students in undergraduate Arts or Arts & Science programs majoring in Environment, Computer Science, Software Engineering, Geography, Mathematics, and Psychology. Participating in an internship offers you the chance to add a practical element to your studies, solidify your career goals, gain some valuable experience, and earn money. Internships may have a basis in research.

To be eligible to apply:

• You must be registered as a full time student before and after the IP or the IYS is completed.
• You must have completed at least 27 credits and have at least 12 credits remaining in your degree program.
• Your CGPA must be 2.7 or higher.
• International 91ÉçÇø students are eligible to apply to summer IP and IYS positions (unless otherwise indicated on the job posting). Restrictions apply; interested students should visit the Internships & Field Studies Office's website at mcgill.ca/science/undergraduate/internships-field for details.

The program features the Industrial Practicum (4 months) and the Internship Year in Science (8, 12, 16 months).

Internship Program Designation

The Internship Program will also give you the opportunity to enhance your degree: if you are a student in the Faculty of Science and you complete two Industrial Practica (IP) or participate in an Internship Year in Science (IYS), the name of your program will change to include the Internship Program designation (e.g., Bachelor of Science – Computer Science - Internship Program).

For more information on IP and IYS, please see mcgill.ca/science/undergraduate/internships-field/internships.

91ÉçÇø's Field Study Semester programs (in Africa, Arctic, Barbados, and Panama) are research-based, as are many shorter field courses offered by the Departments of Biology, Earth & Planetary Sciences, and Geography. See mcgill.ca/science/undergraduate/internships-field/field for more information about these programs.

The above internship and study abroad opportunities form part of a special B.Sc. Global Designation awarded to eligible students at graduation; visit mcgill.ca/science/undergraduate/programs/bsc-global for more information.