UH WCL Internship Connects Students to Culture and Careers
The University of Houston’s World Cultures and Literatures (WCL) program is helping students turn classroom learning into real-world impact through unique internships.
These internships, which take place at Houston’s leading cultural institutions, such as the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston (MFAH), Asia Society of Texas, and Islamic Arts Society, provide students with hands-on experience in fields related to their studies.
- Three to five students are selected for internships each semester
- Internships are supported by stipends to make participation financially possible
- Internships can last a semester or a full academic year
“These students are highly motivated and incredibly talented,” said Mohan Ambikaipaker, director of the WCL and CLASS Honors program.
Author summary: UH WCL internship connects students to culture.
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