Need Help with a Short-Term Project? KU Students Available

Kansas businesses and nonprofit organizations can receive up to three fully funded student micro-internships at no cost through the Kansas Micro-Internship Program.

Whether you need assistance with marketing, finance, business analytics, operations, business planning, research, or another short-term project, KU students can provide valuable support while gaining real-world experience.
Projects are 20 hours or less, and student stipends of up to $500 are funded by the Kansas Micro-Internship Program through Parker Dewey, so there is no cost to participating employers.

To learn more or submit a project, visit the Kansas Micro-Internship Program.
Questions? Contact Emily Kravetz at emily@parkerdewey.com.