Twin Cities Public Television values the educational learning experience and provides a way to link classroom instruction to real-world work experience through internships.

The goal of this program is to create a learning environment that teaches and trains undergraduate students in the community real-life work experience to seek and advance a career in public television or the non-profit sector.

Internships are offered quarterly and vary by department need. To be eligible for this program, the candidate must be:

• Be a resident of the Twin Cities;
• Be enrolled in an accredited college or university;
• Be a junior or senior in an undergraduate program pursing a career in the public or non-profit sector;
• Purse the internship for college credit;
• Be a student in good standing.

All internship opportunities currently available are posted in the "Ways to Apply" section of the Career Center.

Minnesota Public Television Fellowship

The goal of this program is to prepare minority graduate students for the workforce that are seeking a career in the public broadcasting or non-profit industry which combines academic training and a challenging project under the direction of the President & CEO or a member of the Leadership Team.

The Minnesota Public Television Fellowship is offered annually. To be eligible for this program, the candidate must be:

• Be a minority as defined by tpt. Minority is defined as a person of color, GLBT, a person with a disability, or any other designation determined by tpt that reflects diversity;
• Be a Minnesota resident;
• Have completed a Bachelor's degree program;
• Be enrolled or recently completed a graduate degree program seeking or with an interest in the public or non-profit sector;
• Have demonstrated leadership abilities through education and training or on-the-job experience;
• Be/Have been a student in good standing.

The 2007 Minnesota Public Television Fellowship