PARTICIPANTS FROM THE 2018 INDIGENOUS SUMMER STUDENT INTERNSHIP PROGRAM.
Indigenous students invited to apply for summer internships
Eight opportunities across UM; apply by March 18
Indigenous UM students are invited to apply for the Indigenous Summer Student Internship Program (ISSIP). Students must be full-time Indigenous UM students, who are either graduating this spring or returning to full-time studies in the fall.
To apply by March 18, visit UM Careers and search “Indigenous Intern.” Each position will include the host department and job details.
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This is the fifth year that the program is available to the university’s Indigenous students.
The internship program is an exciting opportunity for Indigenous students to access unique career-related experiences in their field of study.
“The university has a wide range of meaningful work opportunities that we want students to know about, so they consider building a career at the U of M after graduation,” says Carrie Homeniuk, Director, HR Services.
Placements will include the Centre for Human Rights Research, Student Engagement and Success, Electrical and Computer Engineering and Microbiology, to name a few areas.
There will be eight summer placements. The students will be hired to work 35 hours per week from May 9 to August 26.
Anjelica Bodnaryk, 2019 ISSIP participant, notes the program has opened up new opportunities in her career and encourages all qualifying students to apply for the internship.
“One-hundred percent do it! Don’t hesitate. It’s a great experience and it offers you a chance to work in fields that interest you.”
For questions about the online application process, contact the HR Help Desk at hris [at] umanitoba [dot] ca.