Participating students will be given significant work that will help them prepare for their future careers. The UPIC program is a leader in the creation of a campus-wide culture that involves students partaking in meaningful and relevant developmental experiences. Students have the opportunity to work alongside Clemson University faculty and staff gaining professional work experience in their field of interest and study.
UPIC is an academic internship and follow the academic calendar. Summer and Fall positions are typically posted in mid-March. Spring positions are typically posted in mid-October. We are an academic internship and follow the academic calendar. These timelines are subject to change, so make sure to actively looking in ClemsonJobLink for new postings and deadlines.
All UPIC internships are documented on your transcript. All UPIC interns secure an academic notation on their transcripts. The UPIC program provides part-time and full-time internship experiences for undergraduate students.
Part-time interns need to complete a total of hours and Full-time interns need to complete a total of hours. All hours must be completed by the date provided by the UPIC program. Absolutely, all UPIC internships are paid however pay differs based on the type of internship. No, there is not a limit. Through the UPIC program, undergraduate students have the opportunity to secure an academic notation validating their internship experience on their transcript.
Students must register for the required INT course through iRoar before the last day to add courses for the semester. If you are having trouble adding the following INT courses: INT , , , , , , or please contact upicpay clemson. The University has invested to fund a portion of these experiences. Note: Mentors must be Clemson University staff or faculty members working in a full-time professional role. As funds permit, reimbursement requests will be considered on a first-come, first-served basis.
