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Are you a college student interested in an opportunity to gain hands-on transportation experience? The Massachusetts Department of Transportation has announced a series of Summer Internship opportunities for incoming and current college students.
The full-time, paid internships are available to incoming or current college undergraduate or graduate students who will be enrolled full-time as a student in fall 2018. Most internships seek applicants with coursework in a related field.
The internships run from June through August. Please review the individual job descriptions for specific information about each internship’s education requirements:
Information Technology Executive Internship
IT Project Management Office Internship
For additional information, please visit the MassCareers Employment website.
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