Welcome to SSCRIP
Welcome to Social Sciences Career Readiness Internships Program
Application Deadline: Monday August 19, 2024
Program Description The Social Sciences Career Readiness Internship Program (SSCRIP) is a year-long program designed to provide undergraduate majors in the social sciences with the necessary tools to prepare themselves for the job market. The program consists of the following integrated components:- a Fall semester long 1-unit professional development course-L&S 198 (See description below)
- Spring semester activities to provide continuous support to students preparing to apply for their internships
- a paid, summer-long internship, either within the US or abroad.
- Selected applicants must commit to participating in all components of the program.
- Students must be accepted into SSCRIP before they will be given the class number and code for enrollment.
- Successful completion of the course and active participation in program activities are prerequisites for applying for the paid summer internships.
- Must be a registered student in the Social Sciences Division
- Have completed at least three years of coursework, including transfer eligible courses, by the start of the internship(in summer 2025), and expect to graduate in Fall 2025 or Spring 2026
- Priorities will be given to
- applicants who are Juniors at the time of application
- First-generation college students, transfer, and financial aid eligible students are especially encouraged to apply.
To Apply:
Students must fill out the online application and submit 3 supporting documents:
1) a one-page resume
2) a copy of the transcript (unofficial transcript is accepted)
3) a 1-page recommendation letter (does not have to be from a faculty)
To access the online application, click here.
Important Deadlines:
Monday, August 19, 2024 – Application deadline
Wednesday, August 28, 2024 – Selected students will be notified
Monday, September 2, 2024 – Deadline for students to confirm their participation
Friday September 6, 2024 – Waitlisted students will be notified
For questions about SSCRIP, please contact Associate Dean Khatharya Um at umk@berkeley.edu