Loading course records
The course does not find the internship for you
Students are responsible for securing the placement.
Loading course records
01:220:397 · Economics · School 01 — New Brunswick School of Arts and Sciences
Internship in Economics is a one-credit, pass/no-credit supervised economics-related internship course for eligible majors, requiring department approval and a semester paper.
Can I take it?
Rutgers Schedule of Classes
How hard?
Spring 2026
1 open in snapshot · 1 instructor
Checked-in sections · current seat counts are unavailable.
TBA · 1 section · 1 open
AI-generated overview
Higher means more demanding · AI summary
4 units · topic sequence may vary by instructor
Students should confirm major status, GPA expectations, prerequisites, and whether this course is the right internship registration.
Official materials state students are responsible for finding economics-related placements.
The course requires director approval and is limited in use.
A semester paper connects workplace experience to economics learning.
There is little public student discussion tied specifically to 01:220:397, so no reliable consensus exists about how demanding a particular placement will be. The official Rutgers workflow makes the main planning risks clear: finding an eligible internship, getting approval before registration, and completing the required paper.
Students are responsible for securing the placement.
Department approval, major restrictions, and one-time limits are part of the course design.
The paper is what turns workplace experience into economics credit.
Common pitfall
Instead
Confirm the placement is economics-related and approved.
Common pitfall
Instead
Handle approval before depending on the course for credit.
Common pitfall
Instead
Plan time for the required semester paper and documentation.
1 open · campus not listed
| Section | Status | Instructor | Meeting | Campus |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0111834 | Open | Colin Campbell | INTERNSP | TBA |
Historical student surveys
No SIRS summary is connected to this course
This absence does not mean the course has never been surveyed; it describes current checked-in coverage.
Catalog and planning context
Credits
1
Current campuses
NB
Current availability
1 open of 1
Catalog terms
Fall, Spring
Core codes
CE
Loaded terms
3
No prerequisite note appears in the checked-in Rutgers catalog snapshots.
No direct degree-list membership appears in the checked-in requirement index.