The University of New Hampshire and the College for Social Innovation (a Boston non-profit) have partnered to bring undergraduates the opportunity to spend a semester in Boston in a rigorous 30+ hour per week internship with a leading social change organization (nonprofit, business, or public sector) – in community development, social justice, health, education, environment, and other areas dedicated to the public good. This 16-credit Semester in the City program includes an intensive evening course that examines the theory and practice of various social change approaches, and a series of Friday seminars and reflective workshops – thereby equipping a new generation of leaders who understand both direct and systemic approaches to social and environmental change.
Questions?
Make an appointment with a student Changemaker Coach
who has completed Semester in the City!
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Applicants must complete the UNH Study Away Eligibility Form and you're encouraged to schedule a chat with Faina. Fall & Spring Applications will be considered on a rolling basis. Spring Deadlines: Priority: September 30 Final: October 31 |
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Have a friend who isn't Enrolled at UNH? Semester in the City is now accessible to ALL STUDENTS working towards a four year degree! In January 2018, the UNH formally became the University of Record for Semester in the City. Meaning students at colleges/universities that have not yet directly partnered with the program can now partake in Semester in the City, earning 16 credits through UNH, to transfer back to their home college/university. Learn more about Semester in the City in UNH Today
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Hear from a few Social Innovation Fellows about their internships through Semester in the City.
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 Adam Stevens |
Anh Thomas Vu |
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 Jonathan Davis |
 Sean Fogarty |
 James Smugereski |
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