How find Internship project for MBA ?

What's the best way to get the internship that you desire?

An internship is often complementary part  to your MBA program , and many schools make this a basic requirement for graduation.  Because an internship in this field is a critical  means of learning to survey  the workforce after graduation. You will learn work-related skills, network with others to make connections, and even discover that the company you are interning with does the type of work that interests you. Many companies hire promising interns after they graduate, which is always something to keep in mind when selecting an internship.

Know exactly what the company does and why you would fit in well there. The worst mistake a candidate can make is to arrive unprepared, knowing very little about the company's accomplishments or what they are looking for. As preparation for your interview, think of ways that you can relate yourself, your past achievements, your future goals, and your work in your MBA program to the company's vision.

Keep in mind that an internship is one of the most important parts of your MBA program. Your graduate coursework will prepare you well for future employment, but nothing is as valuable as hands-on experience. This experience during graduate school is not something to be taken lightly.

Think about industry !!!!!!!!!

When you want to chose a company for internship project in MBA you should think about the industry that in future you want to join. As MBA graduate you have interest about your carrier and also you have background to help you to find the proper job after MBA. 
Internship has a big effect on your future and experiences that you will find during the project can help you to immidiately find good position as the carrier . 
For example if you have computer background you will find an IT related job opportunity in future more easily than other job and you will earn money not only for your MBA degree but also for your background !!!!!!!!!!!

In addition to your school's placement services officers, your MBA likely sponsors networking events where students can meet industry professionals. Internships can often be found via these events. You can look for classifieds both online and in the newspaper. Remember that the best ones are often found through your business school, however.

If you are on your own in searching for an internship during your MBA program, you should treat the internship search as if you are looking for a regular job. This means sending a professional resume and cover letter in response to programs you are interested in. If you are granted an interview, dressing professionally is in order. Bring a copy of your resume and references to your interview. Remember that internships for MBA students are often highly competitive.

Depending on your program of graduate business studies, finding an internship may be an independent effort, or you may have assistance from your MBA program. Some MBA programs partner with companies who offer internship programs, which is something to look into when selecting a school. Your advisor may even be able to recommend an opportunity to you based on your area of concentration and your interest.

Try to find best choice for yourself  
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