Practical curricular training provides students the opportunity to receive credit for professional training related to the degree. Students are expected to engage in such training for at least five hours per week. Internship should take the form of teaching, research, or other work relevant to the student’s program of study. It may take place at institutions of higher learning, with governmental agencies, or at other sites as appropriate. Students meet regularly with an advisor and submit a written report at the end of the internship. Grading is pass/fail.

Practical curricular training provides students the opportunity to receive credit for professional training related to the degree. Students are expected to engage in such training for at least five hours per week. Internship should take the form of teaching, research, or other work relevant to the student’s program of study. It may take place at institutions of higher learning, with governmental agencies, or at other sites as appropriate. Students meet regularly with an advisor and submit a written report at the end of the internship. Grading is pass/fail.