The Museum’s Internship Program provides college undergraduates, graduate students, and recent graduates with a wide range of experiences designed to provide insight into the daily workings of a professional museum environment. In addition to working on meaningful, engaging projects with Museum staff, interns engage in a series of meetings, workshops, public programs, and offsite visits to arts and cultural institutions.
Interns will work alongside Studio Museum staff at satellite office locations in Harlem during the construction of our new building. Through inHarlem, a dynamic set of collaborative programs in our neighborhood, the Museum continues to present groundbreaking exhibitions, thought-provoking conversations, and engaging art-making workshops at a variety of partner and satellite locations in Harlem.
The following internships will be available for the Fall 2019 season: Accounting & Finance, Communications, Curatorial, Design & Digital Media, Development, Director’s Office, Education, Public Programs & Community Engagement, and Registrar.
Please note that we allow applicants to select a first and second choice for positions they would like to be considered for. Due to a high volume of applications, only candidates who have been selected for interviews will be contacted directly regarding their application status.
Fall 2019 Internship Program Dates: September 9, 2019—December 13, 2019 (14 weeks)
Requirements: Minimum 20 hours/week, during the workweek
Stipend: $3500
Application deadline: Monday, August 5, 2019
Applicants will be notified about interviews no later than August 26, 2019. If you have not heard back before that date you have not been considered for a position in the Fall 2019 cohort.
All interns must attend a mandatory internship orientation on the morning of September 9, 2019 to commence the program.
Only individuals authorized to work for the Museum in the United States will be accepted into the internship program. The Museum will consider expressions of interest in providing volunteer services to the Museum from non–work authorized individuals.
