FCB Health Summer Internship Program 2026/2027

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Graphic Designers Advertising Agencies

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About the role

Program Overview FCB Health at the University of Wisconsin‑Madison offers a summer internship program for students to learn a career in healthcare advertising. Interns will work in real‑world business situations, attend seminars on the industry, and gain insight into an agency’s inner workings. Internship Details Field of Internship: Healthcare advertising

Course Level: Internship

Provider: FCB Health

Location: New York City, NY, United States

Openness to International Students: No Paid internship: Yes (Hourly) Eligibility and Qualifications Currently enrolled as a junior or senior in an accredited college or university, or recent graduate (December or later). Relevant coursework in advertising/marketing and/or healthcare. Art & Copy (Creative) candidates must have a portfolio demonstrating conceptual thinking and design/writing skills. Art candidates comfortable using Adobe Suite: Photoshop, Illustrator, etc. Strong communication, computer, and presentation skills. Program Schedule

Start Date: June

End Date: August

Schedule: Full time (Monday‑Friday, 9 AM‑5 PM)

Duration: 9 weeks, 40 hours per week

Benefits: Weekly “Lunch & Learn” information sessions with agency members.

Assigned group project presented at program conclusion. Application

Application Deadline: February

All parts of the application must be completed, including screening and essay questions.

Before you apply

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A number in mind

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Your notice period

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