Internships and Co-ops

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Internships and Co-ops

GE offers full-time, paid* internships to qualified candidates at each of our GE Businesses. Gain hands-on experience while working on challenging projects, network with professionals and learn from some of the brightest minds in business. GE also offers co-ops to four-year college students who want to work more than 12 weeks while maintaining their college schedules. Co-ops allow students to contribute to and learn from exciting projects and network with GE professionals. Co-ops typically last between three and nine months, and most times, run from January to June or June to December. Check the cooperative education office at your school before applying to make sure you can earn credit for a GE co-op.

*Within NBC, some exceptions may apply.

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Additional Benefits

Besides a competitive salary, as valuable members of our team, interns and co-ops may earn the same benefits available to full-time employees. These may include:

  • Relocation assistance or housing stipend
  • Accrued vacation time
  • Opportunities to network with managers and other interns at informational sessions, career fairs, social events and recreational activities

Who We're Looking for:

Prerequisites

In addition to the appropriate degree and major, there are three additional qualifications you must meet to be considered for a GE internship or co-op:

  • You must be a full-time student enrolled in a four-year college or university
  • You must maintain a minimum of a 3.0 out of 4.0 overall grade point average; or for master’s students, a 3.2 out of 4.0 overall grade point average
  • You must be authorized to work in the U.S. full-time and without restriction during your internship*

*GE hires qualified applicants who are fully authorized to work in the U.S. — that is, authorized to work without any time- or employer-related restrictions. People with temporary work authorizations, such as students in practical training status (i.e., F1 visa), will be considered only for jobs where GE is experiencing a demonstrated shortage of candidates with a particular skill. GE cannot hire students from controlled countries and/or those who require export licensing.

To learn more about our specific internship and co-op positions, visit Campus Information to see when we will be visiting your school.

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