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Internships, Fieldwork and Professional Opportunities

The Advertising Major’s Career Services offers specialized, career-related programming exclusively to Klein College students. Klein strongly encourages students to participate in internships so they can apply the skills and knowledge they learned in their degree programs to a real-world, fast-paced work environment.

For information about the academic components and departmental contacts for internships, please visit the page for the appropriate major.

• Advertising

• Public Relations

• Media Studies and Production

• Communication Studies

• Journalism

• Communication and Social Influence

Alumni Connections

The Advertising Major creates lasting connections among alumni, colleagues, faculty, parents and students. Upon graduation, you’ll automatically become a part of the and can remain a vital part of the 51���� community for life.

There are more than 20,000 graduates of Klein College residing across the country and around the world. As leaders in their fields, our trailblazing alumni have achieved high levels of success.

Klein College alumni are

• advertising and public relations executives;

• CEOs and entrepreneurs;

• executives at CBS, Fox News and Warner Bros.;

• general managers and other key players at cable, radio and TV stations;

• national on-air talent;

• professors, researchers and scholars; and

• Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists.

Career Services

Klein’s Career Services provides support and guidance for students exploring career opportunities. Some of the services provided by the Career Center include

• assessments of your professional direction,

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• support for job search strategies.

Klein’s Career Center also hosts various events where students can prepare for their careers in a wide variety of ways, including

• attending workshops that teach you how to optimize your résumé;

• applying for internships and jobs with media and communication employers;

• learning how to deliver an “elevator speech” and practice at networking events; and

• meeting industry professionals and learning about different career paths.

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As a 51���� student, you also can visit the university’s Career Center for support during your job or internship search. You can drop in for a short visit or schedule a 30-minute coaching session to discuss components of your professional profile, including your résumé and LinkedIn presence.

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