William Head
bhead@indiana.edu
(812) 855-6434
Sycamore Hall, Room 304
The Criminal Justice Department offers three types of internships.
The Field Experience in Criminal Justice (CJUS-X477) allows you to bring content knowledge to a real-world setting. Our Internship Coordinator will pair you with local and state organizations such as the following:
You can also arrange your own internship with other organizations in Bloomington, the state, or the nation. Either way, you can earn 3-6 credits in the CJUS major.
Submit your Internship Application online. Application requires a file upload of a brief statement about why you are interested in an internship. Include what you hope to gain from the experience and any plans you have following graduation.
bhead@indiana.edu
(812) 855-6434
Sycamore Hall, Room 304
Bill Head, IU CJUS Senior Lecturer and Internship Coordinator, is available to answer questions about arranging and completing an internship.
A Research Internship (CJUS-X498) offers you the opportunity to actively participate in a research project under the direction of a faculty member while earning 1-3 credit hours. This internship course may be repeated for a maximum of 6 credit hours.
See how to applyThe Teaching Internship (CJUS-X371) gives you experience assisting in an undergraduate course in Criminal Justice while earning 1-3 credit hours. This internship course may be repeated for a maximum of 6 credit hours.
Contact your advisorThere are many ways to be of service to the local community. Bring your energy and interest to these vital organizations, addressing the needs of children, youth, families, and adults.
Volunteering with the organizations below helps you connect with community members and contributes to your professional development.