Political science internships are a valuable way to gain industry knowledge and impress employers.
Poli sci offers a wide range of job opportunities. Students should tailor their internship to their area of interest.

Political Science Internships to Consider

1. 1. Legal Internship
      Want to take your political science degree to the world of law? Law internships sharpen students’ perspectives of the legal system. Conduct research and draft documents under the supervision of experienced professionals.
   2. Congressional Internship
      Congressional internships give political science majors an exciting glimpse into politics. Students shadow politicians and aid them in governmental responsibilities. The wide variety of congressional internships allows students to choose an area of governmental law that excites them.
   3. Journalism Internship
      Even political science majors who aren’t interested in journalism will gain valuable knowledge from a journalism internship. Sharpen the writing and public speaking skills critical to political science jobs. Working in journalism also develops critical thinking skills invaluable for later decision-making.
   4. Data Science Internship
      Earning a political science degree requires research. Data conveys information and shapes policy. It’s meaningful work and requires tech skills sought out by many entry-level jobs for political science majors.
   5. Campaign Internship
      Students lucky enough to seek out internships during election season should consider working for a campaign. Campaign internships are a fast-paced way to dive into the political world. Gain political insight and forge connections that will help you down the line.

Earn a Political Science Degree at Drury

The liberal arts approach of Drury University’s political science program sharpens critical thinking skills and empathy. Develop creative and technical skills sought out in public offices and private law firms.

Learn more about political science internships by calling (417) 873-6947.