Global Business Management Plus Internship Program

Combine your certificate program with an internship in Riverside for a 6-month program

Participants who successfully complete the
10-week Global Business Management
(GBM) certificate
program may enter the 10-week Internship
Program which provides placement in an
American company. The internship
includes both work and academic
components. Participants may choose to
do the intern in Riverside.

Participants are not guaranteed a
particular job or company, but we will try
our best to satisfy your preferences.

If you are applying for an F-1 student visa,
it is advisable to apply for both the Global
Business Management Program and the
Internship program at the same time.
There is a short break between the two
programs (see schedule), with a longer
break before and after the fall quarter.

Tuition
Tuition for the Internship please see the Dates & Fees page.
For additional fees, please see additional costs.

Application Deadline
Application deadline for the Internship
Programs is one month before the starting
date of the program.
Applicants must submit an up-to-date
resumé, a cover letter and an “Internship
Request Form.”

Requirements of Program
Participants will be expected to work 20-30 hours per week (unpaid), attend a 4-hour weekly seminar on topics relevant to the
workplace and complete assigned papers and projects. Participants are responsible for providing their own transportation for the work placement.

At a Glance Length: 10-week
 
Prerequisites: Successful completion of a 10-week session of the
Global Business Management certificate programs.
Total Hours Per Week: 20-30
Days Per Week: 5
Minimum age : 18
When is it offered?
Please see the Dates & Fees page
 

“The GBM Internship Program gave me the
opportunity to work in a large American company and to evolve in the well-known US work environment. My job was rewarding, enriching and perfectly fit my educational background. It was an exciting experience that is for sure good preparation for a future career.”
— Emeraud Hugues
France
 Management and ESL "I had the opportunity to find out how a race is put together – how it’s promoted, the coordination of events, the networking between the race
track, sponsors, and teams and about the general management of a race track.
—Henrique Laier
Brazil

More Information
Tel: (1-951) 827-4346
Fax:(1-951) 827-1074
ucriep@ucx.ucr.edu
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