Internships
At TCU, you’ll grow intellectually and personally, and you’ll also gain specific knowledge and skills for a successful career. You’ll learn by doing, stepping outside the classroom to turn your ideas into action. Internships are invaluable for helping determine which career path most interests you.
Qualified art undergraduates may serve as museum interns and docents, while graduate students serve a semester-long internship as part of their degree requirements.
Recent graduate students completed their internships in the curatorial, education, editorial, development, public relations, archival and registrar departments at the following institutions:
- Amon Carter Museum of American Art, Fort Worth
- Artspace, San Antonio
- Asheville Museum of Art, North Carolina
- Dallas Museum of Art
- Fort Worth Community Arts Center
- Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles
- Kimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth
- Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth
- Morgan Library, New York
- Sid Richardson Museum, Fort Worth
- Uffizi Gallery, Florence, Italy
TCU Policy on Internships
TCU offers hundreds of internships in any given semester and does not support political or personal statements associated with any of them. We evaluate each opportunity to ensure academic value as it relates to a course of study. Beyond that, we encourage you to seek the opportunities that best match your interests and to choose how to best fulfill your internship requirements.