Intern at the Harn Museum of Art
Paid internships are offered in all museum departments with the goal of providing professional experience and growth opportunities.
Gain Practical Experience
With guidance from museum professionals, interns gain practical experience by working on projects and programs. In addition, the museum benefits from the contributions made by interns. Past interns have gone on to other internships or careers at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Guggenheim Museum of Art and the J. Paul Getty Museum, among others. Internships require participants to complete a specific number of hours per week completing the objectives and goals of the internship.
Apply for an Internship
Internships are offered year round with three yearly application deadlines and selection periods. Internship candidates from all majors and backgrounds, including students with disabilities, are encouraged to apply.
Deadline for Applications
We are now accepting Fall 2024 internship applications. They are due July 1, 2024.
How to Apply
- Review the instructions.
- Review the Funded Internship Opportunities to learn about available internships.
- Complete the application.
- Submit your application via email to register@harn.ufl.edu.
Donors Make Paid Internships Possible
Thank you to our generous donors who have provided the following funds to support the work of our students. Paid internships include the Criser Internship, the Dixie Neilson Museum Studies Registration Internship, the Langley Internship (for School of Art + Art History students), the Mary M. James Student Inspiration Fund internship, the Jacqueline Friel Fund Internship, the Laura and Kenneth Berns Docent Program Endowment Internship, the Tim Joiner Memorial Internship, the Jalyn Imani Stallworth Internship and the Expanding Student Possibilities Fund. For details, please see the application instructions.
What’s the experience like?
Campus Engagement
Desiree
“Working at the Harn has given me the opportunity to collaborate with people, and truly learn and appreciate exactly what goes into running a successful museum.”
Retail Management Intern
Olivia
“I love working at the Harn because it’s a positive environment with room for growth and creativity.”
Wrter-In-Residence
Daniel
“I love having the opportunity to facilitate activities that allow the public to interact with exhibitions in a tactile way.”
Development
Qingy
“I feel so lucky to work with and learn more about, in my opinion, one of the best membership programs in the nation.”
Internship Questions?
Please contact us directly at register@harn.ufl.edu with questions that may arise throughout the application process, including but not limited to inquiries related to accommodation needs.