ESPN Internship Program

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About the role

ESPN Internship ProgramESPN offers internships to undergraduate juniors and seniors who are passionate about sports. Internships occur either in the Spring period (January to April) or in the Summer (May to August) depending on the program. Spring internships are remote to accommodate continued study at students' universities. Interns typically work 40 hours a week and gain valuable experience working at a leading multimedia company. There are programs in Ad Sales, Business Administration, Sports Marketing and more. Number Of Interns: 101 or more
Duration: N/ACompensation: Academic Credit
Academic Level: College Juniors International Students Eligible: NoMajor Depts/Functions: Accounting More information about ESPN's internship program is on the way. For now, be sure to check out ESPN's current internship openings on their site. Owned by the Disney Company, ESPN is the leading multinational, multimedia sports entertainment company, featuring the broadest portfolio of multimedia sports assets with over 40 business entities. The company is comprised of six domestic cable television networks, as well as syndicated networks, regional networks, pay subscription packages and 34 international networks. Plus, it owns two domestic and 22 international radio stations, eight ESPN websites, five magazines, a publisher and restaurant.

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