Internships
Duke in New York interns have an excellent reputation in a wide variety of organizations in New York, including nonprofits, corporations, performing arts centers, and media networks. We often hear from former Duke in New York students whose internship experiences helped them get hired at full-time arts and media jobs after graduation.
Students are responsible for finding their own internships, though the program offers guidance in this process. They are required to work at their internships for 15 to 20 hours a week throughout the program. During Summer Session II, students can work up to 40 hours if they choose.
As many internship providers require, Duke in New York internships are for academic credit.
Previous Duke in New York internships have included:
AEFFE USA, Inc.
American Music Center
Atlantic Records
Bergdorf Goodman
Bullett Media
Carnegie Sports & Entertainment, Inc.
CBS News
Charity Brands Marketing
Children’s Museum of the Arts
Chimpanzee Productions
Christie’s
Civic Entertainment Group
Clearwater Strategy, LLC
The Debate Society
Esquire Magazine
Exit Art
Frankel Green Theatrical Management
Gerald Peters Gallery
HarperCollins Publishers
Honor by Giovanna Randall
LC Premiums, Ltd.
Living Liberally
Lumiere Productions
Maximum Films and Management
MCC (Off-Broadway theater)
Michael Howard Studios
Michael Mailer Films
MTV Networks, VH1
Museum of Modern Art
NBC Casting Department
New York Magazine
Nitro Group
Ogilvy & Mather
Oppenheimer
Pace Wildenstein
Palgrave Macmillan
Penguin Group USA
Random House
Rebecca Taylor
Rooftop Films
Sanky Communications
Symphony Space
The Gallery Church
The Ground Crew
The Karpel Group
The Living Room
The Weinstein Company
Universal Decca Label Group
Universal Motown Republic Group
Vogue
Warner/Chappell Music Publishing
WomenWorking.com
Zero + Maria Cornejo
STUDENT VOICES
"The supportive and inspirational people around me and the successes I was able to achieve made the internship an extremely worthwhile experience, and I fully believe it was only made possible by my decision to participate in the Duke in New York Program." - Donna Choi '09, interned in the Law and Justice Unit of ABC News
