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Internships are offered during the school year, coinciding with
the fall and spring semesters, as well as during the summer. Internship
projects are based on Museum needs and requirements and assigned
to interns with the appropriate skills and interests. The Museum's
internships—particularly in the fall and spring—are
ideal for registered students who require internship
or practicum credits.
Length 12 weeks
Required Commitment Two days a week minimum (full-time
optional). In order to attend all internship lectures and programs,
one workday must be Tuesday
Eligibility College students (third and fourth
year), graduate students, international students, and beginning
professionals may apply
Stipend No stipends are available
2007 Deadline Applications must be postmarked
by May 18, 2007
Notification Postmarked by August 10, 2007
Dates of internship September 18–December
7, 2007
2008 Deadline Applications must be postmarked
by May 16, 2008
Notification Postmarked by Aug 8, 2008
Dates of internship September 15–December
5, 2008
2009 Deadline Applications must be postmarked
by May 15, 2009
Notification Postmarked by Aug 7, 2009
Dates of Internship September 14–December
4, 2009
Length 12 weeks
Required commitment Two days a week minimum (full-time
optional). In order to attend all internship lectures and programs,
one workday must be Tuesday
Eligibility College students (third and fourth
year), graduate students, international students, and beginning
professionals may apply
Stipend No stipends are available
2008 Deadline Applications must be postmarked
by October 26, 2007
Notification Postmarked by January 4, 2008
Dates of internship February 4–April 25,
2008
2009 Deadline Applications must be postmarked
by October 24, 2008
Notification postmarked by January 9, 2009
Dates of Internship February 2–April 24,
2009
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The Carole Kismaric Mikolaycak Internship is a full-time, twelve-week,
paid internship. Working with curators and editors on a forthcoming
museum publication, the intern's tasks may range from research,
writing, editing, and design, to printing and publication.
A lecture series every Tuesday featuring Museum staff in various
departments will introduce the intern to the workings of the Museum
as a whole while considering the role of museums in a broader
cultural context.
Length 12 weeks
Required commitment Full time (Monday–Friday,
9:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.)
Eligibility Students must be undergraduates with
at least incoming junior standing (or have recently graduated)
or be currently registered graduate students (or have recently
completed coursework). International students or recent graduates
may apply. Please note that junior standing is roughly equivalent
to having completed at least one-half of an undergraduate degree.
2008 Deadline Applications must be postmarked
by October 26, 2007
Notification Postmarked by January 4, 2008
Dates of internship February 4–April 25,
2008
2009 Deadline Applications must be postmarked by October 24,
2008
Notification postmarked by January 9, 2009
Dates of Internship February 2- April 24, 2009
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The Helena Rubinstein
Summer Internship Program is a full-time, ten-week, paid internship.
Each Tuesday a full day of field trips are organized to other
museums, galleries, foundations, corporate collections, private
collections, alternative spaces, nonprofit organizations, and
artists' studios in New York City. Summer interns will also have
the opportunity to develop and deliver public gallery talks about
the Museum’s permanent collection.
Length Ten weeks
Required commitment Full time (Monday–Friday,
9:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.)
Eligibility Students must be undergraduates with
at least incoming junior standing (or have recently graduated)
or be currently registered graduate students (or have recently
completed coursework). International students or recent graduates
may apply. Please note that junior standing is roughly equivalent
to having completed at least one-half of an undergraduate degree.
Stipend $3,000 (award based on available funding)
2008 Deadline Applications
must be postmarked by January 7, 2008
Notification Postmarked by April 4, 2008
Dates of internship June 2–August 8, 2008
2009 Deadline Applications must be postmarked
by January 9, 2009
Notification Postmarked by April 3, 2009
Dates of internship June 1–August 7, 2009
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Twelve-Month Internships
Full-time, twelve-month internships with stipends are offered
for recent college graduates interested in pursuing a museum career
whose academic and/or professional experience combines art history
with one or more of the following areas: arts administration,
museum studies, arts management, development, studio art or related
studies. The focused departmental training is integrated with
the fall, spring and summer lecture series and complemented with
financial provisions for the interns to attend a national conference
of their choice. At the end of the internship, interns may seek
career planning and job placement counseling from the Internship
Coordinators and the Department of Human Resources. Twelve-month
internships provide training in specific museum fields through
close work with a professional staff member; familiarity with
modern and contemporary art through seminars and discussions;
an educational program that exposes interns to the workings of
the Museum as a whole and considers the role of museums in the
broader cultural context. Twelve-month interns will also be given
the opportunity to develop and regularly deliver public gallery
talks about the Museum’s permanent collection.
Length 12 months beginning in mid-September
Required commitment Full-time (Monday–Friday,
9:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.)
Eligibility Recent graduates of bachelor’s
and master’s degree programs
Stipend Awarded based on available funding ($22,000)
plus standard health benefits, two weeks paid vacation, and additional
$1,000 to cover travel expenses and registration fees for one
approved professional conference
2007 Deadline Applications must be postmarked
by May 18, 2007
Notification Postmarked by August 10, 2007
Dates of internship September 17, 2007–September
12, 2008
2008 Deadline Applications must be postmarked
by May 17, 2008
Notification Postmarked by August 8, 2008
Dates of internship September 15, 2008–September
11, 2009
2009 Deadline Applications must be postmarked
by May 15, 2009
Notification Postmarked by August 7, 2009
Dates of Internship September 13, 2009–September
10, 2010
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To apply for a fall, spring, summer, or twelve-month internship
at MoMA, submit a completed application,
complete course list or transcript, résumé or curriculum
vitae, and two letters of recommendation. All requested materials
must be collected in a single envelope and mailed to the internship
coordinator.
If you still need additional information about the Internship Program
after reading the Frequently
Asked Questions, please e-mail internships@moma.org.
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