Internship Ideas
Some of the possibilities available to Managerial Economics majors in Washington DC:
- Asia America Initiative
- Attorney General
- Carmen & Muss, P.L.L.C
- Common Cause
- D.C. Humanities Council
- D.C. Public Defender Service
- DLE Agency
- Economic Strategy Institute
- Federal Reserve Board
- Federal Reserve Board - Division of Community Affairs
- Financial Management Institute
- Humanities D.C.
- International Rescue Committee
- International Trade Administration (ITA) - Office of Health and Consumer Goods
- International Trade Administration - Trade Missions Program
- Japan America Society of Washington, D.C.
- Keith Watters & Associates
- Kidsave
- MBDA: Department of Commerce
- Merrill Lynch
- National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)
- National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration
- National Education Association
- National Football League Players' Association
- National Head Start Association
- Office of the Attorney General
- Office of the Attorney General for the District of Columbia
- Office of the Solicitor General
- Oxfam America
- Partnership for the Common Good
- Price Benowitz
- Raben Group
- Smithsonian Associates
- Talk Radio
- The Churchill Hotel & The Melrose Hotel
- The Globalist
- The National Attorneys General Training and Research Institute
- The World Bank
- U.S. Chamber of Commerce
- U.S. Department of Agriculture
- U.S. Department of Agriculture - Economic Research Services
- U.S. Department of Commerce - Small Business Administration
- U.S. Department of Commerce - Trade Information Center
- U.S. Department of Commerce - International Trade Administration
- U.S. Department of Commerce - Minority Business Development Agency
- U.S. Department of Treasury
Major/Minor Credit
Many UCD majors and minors incorporate credits earned while completing an internship and/or an independent research project. Students in some programs have been able to use their Washington Program Internship (WAS 192) and Research Seminar (WAS 199) credits as substitutions for their major or minor requirements.
Check with your advisor to see if you can do this as well!