Internship Eligibility and Enrollment Information
Students must be in good academic standing to enroll in an internship, and all courses require an application (available on each internship page, for details review the application information page).
| Courses - Spring 2021 | Credits | Student Participation |
|---|---|---|
| Federal Public Defender Internship 1 (Pre-requisite/co-requisite recommended) | 2 | In-person |
| Government Internship 2 | 4 | In-person or Online |
| Judicial Internship 2 | 4 or 5 | In-person or Online |
| Legislative Internship 3 | 4 or 10 | In-person or Online |
| Nonprofit Internship 2 | 4 | In-person or Online |
| Prosecution Internship 2 | 5 | In-person or Online |
| Semester in Practice Internship | 10 | In-person |
| U.S. Attorney Internship 1 (Pre-requisite/co-requisite recommended) | 2 | In-person |
2 The class will meet online; students may intern in-person or online.
3 The class will meet online. Students may intern in-person or online for the 4-credit course but must intern in-person for the optional 6-credit supplement.
For questions, contact Sonja Hartley, Senior Program Coordinator, at ClinicalEd@law.utexas.edu or Eden Harrington, Associate Dean of Experiential Education, at eharrington@law.utexas.edu.