2009 Jun 25
Wharton School Announces New Comprehensive Internship Program Connecting MBA Students with Summertime Opportunities Focused on Interactive Media, Social Impact and High Growth Firms
The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania announced a new comprehensive program that subsidizes employer stipends for MBA summer internships this year. The program is managed by the Wharton MBA Career Management office and leverages employer relationships developed through the Wharton Interactive Media Initiative, the Wharton Program for Social Impact, and the Wharton Small Business Development Center.
"Our students are looking at a broader array of career options than ever before, including those that provide a clear social benefit," said Wharton Dean Thomas Robertson. "This new internship program is part of our concerted effort to provide support to students by offering them entry points to the jobs that will make a difference for years to come."
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