An internship is a structured and temporary work experience provided by companies, organizations, or institutions to individuals who are typically students or recent graduates. The primary aim is to offer practical exposure to a specific industry or field of study. Students engage in hands-on work, applying theoretical knowledge gained in the classroom to real-world scenarios. Internships can be either paid or unpaid, and they vary in duration, ranging from a few weeks to several months.

A fellowship is a more extensive and specialized program that goes beyond traditional classroom learning. They can encompass various fields such as research, academia, social impact, and entrepreneurship. Fellowships typically provide financial support, mentorship, and resources to students pursuing a specific project, research endeavor, or innovative idea. Students in fellowships often have the opportunity to collaborate with experts in their chosen field, contributing to their academic and professional growth.

Please submit your nomination before the deadline (Nominations are to be submitted before 6 p.m. of the specified deadline date). Late submissions will not be considered. The approval from the faculty advisor should be received before the stipulated nomination deadline and time. We suggest that students submit the form well before the deadline to allow their faculty advisor enough time to review the request.