Current sponsors include organizations and businesses such as WGBH, Marvel Entertainment, Inc., Underground Railway Theater, SCRUBS, Cahoots Design, and Museum Textile Services. View more internship sponsors.

If you have an internship listing you’d like to post, we invite you to register to create an employer/opportunity provider account on artSource, the ARC's online artist opportunities database. 

When an SMFA student has been approved to complete a credit-bearing internship and a position has been formally offered, an internship contract must be completed and signed by the student, the sponsor, the program director, and the intern faculty advisor. Contracts are prepared by the ARC after the internship position has been posted on artSource.

Interns are required to attend a total of four (4) on-campus classes (see Important Internship Dates), communicate regularly with their internship faculty advisor, keep a journal, and present visual documentation of their internship experience and final evaluation forms at their Review Board.

The intern's faculty advisor will arrange for an on-site visit and discussion with the intern's supervisor once per semester.