Employment

Whether an undergraduate or graduate student, finding a job or internship is an important step in the life of a J-School student and alum. Real-world experience gained in an internship can lead to better first job opportunities, and securing a well-placed first job will forge an exciting career path for young journalists.

The J-School recognizes the importance of job searches, and every effort is made to support students and graduates in their quest for the next career opportunity.

Job opportunities listed on this website do not imply endorsement by the School of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. The School of Journalism and Mass Communication does not endorse or recommend any products, processes, services or views held by potential employers.

For Employers

Are you interested in hiring a J-School student or alum?  Please send job and/or internship postings to advising@journalism.wisc.edu and we'll post it on our website. Please note, confirmation of receipt will not be provided, so be sure to check the listings if you wish to check on the status of your posting. Also, be sure to include the information below to maximize responses.  Thank you!

-Position Title
-Employer or Company
-Location
-Start and End Date
-Application Deadline
-Job Type (Internship, Part-Time, or Full-Time)
-If internship, is academic credit required?
-Pay
-Position Description & Requirements
-Application Instructions

If you are a for-profit company looking for an unpaid intern, please be sure and familiarize yourself with internship programs under the Fair Labor Standards Act here.

For information on developing a job-shadowing or internship program, please visit the L&S Career Services website here.