
Shane Seifert '18
Business major with concentrations in healthcare leadership and long-term care administration who interned with Sanford Health
Internships let you take your classroom knowledge and apply it to the workforce. As a cooperative learning experience, internships and practicums can be applied for classroom credits toward graduation. When you do an internship for credit, the Career Center will enroll you in the Cooperative Education program, converting your internship to a "co-op" for 1-8 credits in your major.
Concordia is prepared to find the perfect opportunity for you, utilizing resources such as Handshake, LinkedIn, and the Career Center. Concordia challenges you through these experiences to grow your learning and understanding as part of the workforce. Many Cobbers have taken advantage of internships throughout their four years in a variety of ways.
Business major with concentrations in healthcare leadership and long-term care administration who interned with Sanford Health
Interned with Emerging Prairie as a double major in communication and English writing
Communication major who found her calling after interning with the Kilbourne Group in Fargo
The Career Center can help you find an internship that fits your goals.
Handshake is a job search tool utilized by Concordia students, faculty and staff.
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