Subaru of America
Subaru's One-Year Internship Program (2027-2028 Program Year)
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One-year internship program for junior and senior students pursuing a master's degree or current master's students. Interns complete meaningful projects related to their majors, collaborate with professionals, develop career skills, and work part-time during the academic year and full-time during summer. Positions span business, technology, engineering, finance, marketing, HR, sales, supply chain, and other disciplines.
Subaru of America Inc.’s Internship Program provides a valuable opportunity for students to gain real-world experience related to their major. Interns will contribute to meaningful projects, collaborate with experienced professionals, and build valuable skills that will benefit them in their future careers. This program serves as a strong foundation for launching professional careers and enhancing skillsets, ultimately boosting students’ marketability within their chosen fields of study.
MAJORS
- Accounting
- Advertising
- Automotive Technology Management
- Business Analytics
- Business Management/Administration
- Communications
- Computer Science
- Corporate Social Responsibility
- Cyber Security
- Engineering - Electrical
- Engineering – Mechanical
- Film Production
- Finance
- Human Resources
- Information Technology
- International Business
- Management Information Systems
- Marketing
- Multimedia Journalism
- Public Relations
- Project Management
- Risk Management
- Sales
- Supply Chain Management
TERMS
- 1 year in length [37.5 hours per week during the summer; ~18-25 hours per week during school year around school schedule]
- Internship to begin in May and end the following May
- Location – Subaru Headquarters in Camden, NJ & other locations across the United States
- $20 an hour (undergrad)
QUALIFICATIONS
- Juniors OR Seniors planning to pursue a Master’s Degree OR students currently enrolled in a Master's Program
- Must be an active student for the entire length of internship
- Some internships require driving company vehicles (a valid driver’s license and an acceptable driving record are necessary)
SKILLS
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills with the ability to interface with all levels of the organization
- Strong Microsoft Office skills (Outlook, PowerPoint, Word and Excel)
- Ability to work independently and in a team environment
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