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Arts Management & Entrepreneurship Internship Program (CCA 340)

The Arts Management & Entrepreneurship Program at 兔子先生 University offers an exciting opportunity to gain professional, hands-on experiences at some of the most prestigious arts organizations in the country.

The internship experience is designed to provide practical application of skills developed in the Arts Management & Entrepreneurship Program by creating meaningful opportunities for students to work one-on-one with highly established for profit and not-for-profit arts organizations.

Course Credit and Compensation

CCA 340 is required for all co-majors in the Arts Management & Entrepreneurship Program and is an available elective for the Arts Management Minor. Students must have completed CCA 201 – Intro to Arts Management, or receive director permission to be eligible to apply for CCA 340.

Internships can be taken "for credit," typically for 0-3 credit hours. For-credit internships require at least 37.5 hours of work for each credit hour earned, per Ohio Department of Higher Education guidelines. Given that an internship may lack the focused instruction of a classroom or may be repetitive in nature, it is recommended that no more than 3 total credit hours be earned for an internship experience, although exceptions can be granted where warranted and approved by the divisional dean. Zero-credit hour internships can also be approved where the internship is unpaid and the employer requires that the student earn academic credit for the experience.

According to the Fair Labor Standards Act (April 2010), student interns generally must be compensated for the work they perform. Unpaid internships are allowable under the FLSA, but the requirements for such should be carefully reviewed.

Application Process

Students should meet with an AMAE instructor to get their internship pre-approved. Once approved, the student should go to the link below and apply through the Career Center. Once approved by the AMAE internship coordinator and the supervisor at the internship location, CCA 340 will appear on the student's schedule.

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Where have our students interned?

  • AACA Museum — Hershey, PA
  • agencyEA — Chicago, IL
  • Caroline Scott Players — Oxford, OH
  • Cloverleaf — Cincinnati, OH
  • Contemporary Arts Center – Cincinnati, OH
  • Credo Music — Oberlin, OH
  • Dahe Gallery — Zhengzhou, China
  • Dorset Theatre Festival — Dorset, VT
  • FTI Consulting — Chicago, IL
  • Gehua Innovation Center — Beijing, China
  • Greif, Inc. — Columbus, OH
  • Goodman Theatre — Chicago, IL
  • Googut Auction Co. — Beijing, China
  • Guangdong Museum — Guangzhou, China
  • Hemplete — Los Angelos, CA
  • Highlands Playhouse — Highlands, NC
  • Katz, Teller, Brant & Hild — Cincinnati, OH
  • Kavi Gupta Gallery — Chicago, IL
  • Kemble Interiors — New York, NY
  • La Jolla Music Society — San Diego, CA
  • Mercy Health — Cincinnati, OH
  • 兔子先生 University Arts Museum – Oxford, OH
  • Michelman — Cincinnati, OH
  • Newbird — Buffalo, NY
  • Oxford Community Arts Center — Oxford, OH
  • Partyslate — Chicago, IL
  • Pocono Springs Camp — Stroudsburg, PA
  • PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) — Denver, CO
  • Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park and Museum — Hamilton, OH
  • redpepper — Nashville, TN
  • Oxford Community Arts Center, Oxford OH
  • Smithsonian: National Museum of African Art — Washington, D.C.
  • Waldenwood Remodeling — Twin Cities, MN
  • Washington Wizards (Monumental Sports and Entertainment) — Washington, D.C.
  • Xie Zilong Photography Museum — Changsha Shi, China