CBA Internship Student & Employer Internship Handbook 2020-2021 Academic Year

Sep 16, 2026

UCF College of Business Administration publishes the Student & Employer Internship Handbook for the 2020-2021 academic year, defining the internship as a three-way partnership among the student, the employer, and the University. The handbook clarifies internship requirements and the responsibilities of each involved party, supported by guidance from the Office of Professional Development and the Employer Relations Team. It also outlines academic integration, pathways for course completion, and expectations for on-the-job conduct, helping interns achieve a productive, educational work experience.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryResumes

FormatPDF

Pages15

Reading Time5 min

AccessFree to download

Introduction

Mission Statement

Vision

Thank You

College of Business Profile

Terms and Definitions

The Intern’s Responsibilities

On the Job

CBA Clubs & Organizations

In the Course

Pass/Fail Course

Ways to Pass

Ways to Fail

Supervisory Responsibilities

Post-Internship Thank You Letter

After the Internship

University of Central Florida College of Business Administration Student & Employer Internship Handbook 2020-2021 Academic Year 12744 Pegasus Dr. Orlando, FL 32816 BA2, Room 101 Letter from the Dean Dear Student: Your decision to pursue an internship in your College of Business undergraduate career is one of the best decisions you will ever make. The college has a rich tradition of academic excellence and has been recognized across the country and the globe. UCF College of Business is leading the charge into the next generation of business and education. Our objective is clear…to help our students “Get to the ONE.” For students we strive to be the place where you can achieve your academic objectives to be the ONE: • Who gets the job • Who starts a business • Who makes a contribution • Who mentors others • Who makes the sale This is evident through our decision to build a team, in the Office of Professional Development charged with this mission. We push the envelope and have very high expectations of our students. At the University of Central Florida, College of Business, students are risk takers; able to understand, source and make good decisions using real time data; and problem solvers. Students that graduate from UCF College of Business will be great communicatorsand collaborators; risk takers; able to understand, source and make good decisions using real time data; and problem solvers. Our team – faculty, staff, friends, and alumni — is working hard to provide the right resources and environment to ensure that we deliver on four promises to our students. • Challenging experiences • Entrepreneurial Culture • Thought Leadership • Unique Place of Opportunity Paul Jarley, Dean Table of Contents Introduction .................................................................................................................................. 4 Mission Statement ........................................................................................................................ 5 Vision ............................................................................................................................................. 5 Thank You ..................................................................................................................................... 5 College of Business Profile ......................................................................................................... 6 Terms and Definitions ................................................................................................................. 7 The Intern’s Responsibilities ...................................................................................................... 8 On the Job .................................................................................................................................. 8 CBA Clubs & Organizations ................................................................................................. 10 In the Course ........................................................................................................................... 11 Pass/Fail Course...................................................................................................................... 11 Ways to Pass............................................................................................................................ 11 Ways to Fail ............................................................................................................................. 11 Supervisory Responsibilities .................................................................................................... 12 Post-Internship Thank You Letter ........................................................................................... 14 After the Internship ...................................................................................................

FAQs

What is the purpose of the internship handbook?

The handbook clarifies internship requirements and the responsibilities of the student, employer, and University parties involved, building on information provided during the application process.

Which parties are involved in the internship partnership?

The internship is described as a three-way partnership among the interning student, the employer providing the opportunity, and the University of Central Florida, College of Business Administration.

Who supervises the internship program?

The program is supervised by the Office of Professional Development, Employer Relations Team, with the Internship Coordinator as a member.

Sep 16, 2026

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