Work-Based Learning and Internships
Work-based Learning & Internships
Build experience that moves you forward.
EXPLORE OPPORTUNITIES
Virginia Tech connects students with opportunities to apply what they know, build professional skills, and contribute to meaningful STEM and technical work.
Internships, fellowships, apprenticeships, and other work-based learning experiences can connect classroom knowledge with research, curriculum development, emerging technologies, industry needs, and future career pathways.
Undergraduate STEM & Computing Internships
Undergraduate students can contribute to K-12 STEM and computing education through hands-on work in areas such as curriculum development, program delivery, research, community engagement, and project-based learning.
These experiences help students apply their disciplinary knowledge while strengthening communication, leadership, and professional skills.
Graduate STEM & Computing Fellowships
Graduate students can apply their research and disciplinary expertise while contributing to K-12 STEM and computing education.
Opportunities may include curriculum development, research, mentoring, program support, and the design or pilot testing of learning experiences.
Registered Apprenticeships
Virginia Tech works with education, workforce, and industry partners to support pathways into registered apprenticeships and related technical careers.
Experiences may include early apprenticeship awareness, pre-apprenticeship and youth apprenticeship pathways, and connections between technical education, workplace experience, credentials, and employer needs.