Globalize your liberal arts education this summer in Dublin
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- Globalize your liberal arts education this summer in Dublin
- CANCELLED: Industry Insiders on Mar. 13
- Intern Spotlight: Adam Seltzer
- What LSA students are saying about the ALA 325 course
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- In-person, drop-in coaching is paused until further notice
- Our coaches are online and ready to provide virtual coaching
- April Virtual Alumni Connections
- Gain critical leadership experience as a Hub ambassador
- What can LSA students be doing right now to further their career goals?
- Virtual internships in spring and summer of 2020 are now eligible for funding
- May Virtual Alumni Connections
- Get a first look into the upcoming release of LSA’s new mentoring platform
- Sign up for June's coach-led workshops
- Why early career exploration really matters
- Alum Story: Discover how this 2009 English grad secured his first job during the housing market crash
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- August's Employer Connections
- What’s ‘Happening’ virtually this Fall at the LSA Opportunity Hub
- Discover what LSA’s online community has been buzzing about
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- Fostering career connections from home
- A transformation from on-site and in-person to virtual and remote
- Alum Story: Hear how this LSA alum and Detroit native transformed tragedy into human achievement
- Alum Story: From schoolcraft to statecraft
- Connecting all Corners
- LSA Connect turns six months!
- Host an LSA student’s virtual internship this summer
- More than $350,000 awarded to LSA students as virtual internship support
- Are virtual internships as valuable as on-site ones? The experts weigh in with a resounding “Yes”
- 2021 Internship Forum
- Alum Story: A journey to the center of the self
- Student spotlight: Unlocking the mysteries of the human body—and demystifying the career exploration journey
- 2021 Grad School Fair
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- How to (net)work your way into a new career opportunity
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- What is ‘career exploration’—and why does it matter?
- Three alums, three identities, three incredibly diverse career paths
- Internships: A way to trying on different careers for size
- An inside look into career coaching
- Where will your LSA degree take you?
- Waste not, want not
- 2022 LSA Internship Fair
- Making career choices with a little help from your LSA friends
- "Be your own advocate"
- 2022 Grad School Fair
- Take the pressure off
- Unlocking your next internship opportunity
- The Grad School Question
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- Navigating the unexpected
- Putting your LSA degree to work
- Networking: The key that unlocks career opportunities and mentoring support
- Dispelling common career myths
- Part Two: Dispelling common career myths
- To all summer interns
- Signing off
- What is Social Capital?
- 5 Ways to Make the Most of Your Undergraduate Career
- 4 Ways to Look After Your Mental Health as a Student
- So, you’re considering a virtual internship?
- Navigating Internship Rejection
- LSA Opportunity Hub Offers Free Professional Headshots For U-M LSA Students
- The 2023 LSA Internship Fair: Employers hiring winter and summer interns
- Reflections From a Recent BIPOC Grad Student Roundtable
- 3 Ways LSA Connect Will Help Launch Your Career
- Peer Coaching
- Upgrade Your LSA Engage Profile
- 4 Tips to Maintain Your Wellness with LSA’s Mental Health and Well-Being Student Advocates
- Alum Spotlight: Yezenia Sandoval’s Inspiring Impact on U-M LSA Latinx/e Student Community
- 2024 LSA Internship Fair: Program Guide
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New York, Los Angeles, Chicago: these are just a few of the major cities that come to mind when we think about major networking and internship hubs. Yet, we know that an LSA degree stretches farther than just the confines of the United States. LSA students are taking their degrees to new heights, especially as the world continues to become more interconnected. The Opportunity Hub is thrilled to announce a new, engaging program centered in Dublin, Ireland, one of the largest centers of economic growth and development in Europe.
The IES Summer Abroad in Dublin experience is currently accepting applications until Friday, February 14 from LSA students interested in the summer 2020 program. Unlike other summer abroad experiences, acceptance into the program guarantees a placement in an internship in Dublin. The program works with you to find the internship that best suits your skills and interests. To truly make the most out of your summer experience, the Hub is thrilled to offer a unique and personable mentorship connection with LSA alumni living in Dublin, through:
- Pre-departure virtual connections with alums living and working in Dublin at companies such as Google, LinkedIn, Qualtrics, YouTube, and more
- On-site networking event with fellow LSA students and alums to build mentorship connections and learn more about their professional paths to Dublin
- Post-departure reflection sessions aimed at helping you communicate your experiences during job interviews, grad school applications, and more
The program costs range from $7,190-$7,690, which includes housing, a 3 or 6 credit course, and the cost of the program. Airfare, food, and other expenses are not covered, but for students concerned with costs, there are a number of funding sources available. The LSA Internship Scholarship awards up to $7,500 for international internship experiences, and funding is also available through IES’s funding options. Any questions, whether it be about funding, the logistics of the program, or the process of applying can be directed to our Global Alumni & Employer Relations Manager, Alia Orra (aliaorra@umich.edu).
The deadline to apply is Friday, February 14 so be sure to use this opportunity to maximize your liberal arts education and become a global student this summer in Dublin, Ireland.