Army ROTC Internship Opportunities

Cyber, Intelligence & National Security

  • AFIT Immersive Cyber Education (ICE)
  • ARCYBER Cyber Internship
  • NSA Experiential Tour (NET) Program
  • JSOC J6 Communications Internship
  • NGIC Internship Program
  • MIT Lincoln Laboratory
  • C5ISR Summer Internship Program
  • SOCOM Innovation Ignite Internship
  • SWIP – Space Weather Internship

Engineering, Science & Technology

  • DEVCOM ARL Cadet Apprenticeship (CAP)
  • USACE Engineering Internship Program
  • ATEC Test & Evaluation Internship
  • DTRA NSERC Internship Program
  • Center for Army Analysis Internship

Medical & AMEDD

  • AMEDD Internship Program
  • Nurse Summer Training Program (NSTP)

Law, Leadership & Humanities

  • JAG Corps Internship
  • Chaplaincy Internship Program (CHIP)
  • Museum Internship Program
  • Cultural Property Protection Internship

Broadcasting & Communication

  • Broadcasting Internship (Allen Media)
  • Public Affairs Internship Opportunities

Strategic & Operational Internships

  • First Army Cadet Internship
  • EUCOM Volunteer Internship (EVIP)

Military Schools

  • Air Assault School
  • Airborne School
  • Sapper School
  • Mountain Warfare School
  • Northern Warfare School
  • Combat Diver School
  • Cadet Troop Leadership Training (CTLT)
  • Basic Camp
  • Advanced Camp

Language & Cultural Immersion

  • Project GO (Global Officer Program)
    • Arabic
    • Chinese (Mandarin)
    • Russian
    • Korean
    • Japanese
    • Swahili
    • Turkish
    • Hindi / Urdu
    • Indonesian

Summer with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

“I spent the summer on a $380 million Army hospital construction site, working alongside engineers and contractors to ensure everything from electrical systems to structural steel met mission standards. It wasn’t just job shadowing — it was real responsibility. Experiences like this are why I chose ROTC. " - CDT. Ewing

The Sabalauski Air Assault School

"Air Assault School was hands down the most fun I’ve had in the Army so far. Ten days of intense physical training, helicopter operations, and overcoming the 12-mile ruck — it pushed me, motivated me, and made me proud to earn the badge. If you want challenge and adventure, this is it.”— CDT Collin Mitchell