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The internship program gives students the opportunity to combine their knowledge of Spanish language and culture with their expertise in the fields of engineering, science, management and architecture by working in Mexico.
Requirements to participate:
- Status: Be an MIT student (undergrad or grad), visiting student/scholar, or recent alumni.
- Language: Have completed Spanish IV at MIT or demonstrate an equivalent level by the start of the internship, if you are not sure of your level contact us: Griselda Gomez
- Standing at MIT: You must have a grade-point average of at least 4.0 or better.
- Recommendations: You will need to submit two written recommendations.
- Training sessions: Attend the MIT-Mexico training sessions throughout the spring semester regarding Mexican culture, society, economy and practical issues.
Application Process
- Fill the on line application.
- Contact the program coordinator Griselda Gomez to schedule an interview, you may schedule the interview before the rest of the application is complete:
- Submit the following items to the MIT-Mexico Program Coordinator: Griselda Gomez
- Resume: we need an updated resume.
- Personal statement: a one page statement of your personal and professional objectives in going to Mexico.
- Recommendations: we need two written recommendations; at least one has to be from an MIT professor.
- Official Transcript: send your transcripts to E38 762C
- Copy of passport
Application Deadline
We accept applications on a rolling basis, but for early placements application packages are due November 15.











