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Internships in Texas, United States

Texas is loud, proud, and full of opportunity. Whether you’re drawn to live music, political drama, or NASA-level innovation, this state has range. Big cities, big ideas, and even bigger brisket. Interning here means adding real skills to your resume in a place that feels anything but average.
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25 Internships in Texas, United States

Institute for Global Studies

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Radio Broadcasting (Communication/Media) Internships

Join interns from all over the world on an IGS internship in various locations abroad, from Sydney to Dublin! We have a long history of collaborating with radio stations to offer students the chance to be on air or deal with hands-on tasks. Our Radio Broadcasting internships are a great way to immerse yourself into local cultures while building professional skills. We work with both traditional and nontraditional stations, with some independent stations featuring local artists and under-represented communities. As such, there is a real opportunity to learn about the challenges people face through the lyrics of their songs. As an intern, your duties typically involve: On-air work Editing Writing Calling businesses Conducting interviews Event planning Photography Social media

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USEH International Inc.

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J-1 Paid Internship in Culinary at Celebrity Restaurant

Get the rare opportunity to be paid while interning in the world-renowned culinary industry! Through this exclusive J-1 Internship Program, participants will gain hands-on experience at a celebrity chef or fine-dining restaurant in the United States, known for its excellence, creativity, and global reputation. During this 12-month structured training program, interns will: - Train directly under the supervision of acclaimed chefs and culinary professionals. - Rotate through key kitchen stations to master advanced culinary techniques and kitchen operations. - Learn about menu development, ingredient sourcing, plating design, and fine-dining service standards. - Strengthen teamwork, leadership, and cross-cultural communication skills in a world-class hospitality environment. - This program is designed for culinary graduates or young professionals who are passionate about elevating their craft, building global experience, and preparing for a successful international career in hospitality. - At the end of the program, participants return home with enhanced skills, professional confidence, and international exposure — opening doors to exciting career opportunities worldwide.

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Bright internships

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Global Hospitality Internships by Bright Internships

Step into the world of global hospitality with Bright Internships. Our hospitality internship program offers hands-on experience in top destinations like Bali, Thailand, France, and the Maldives. Whether you're passionate about front office operations, food & beverage, housekeeping, or guest relations, we place you in trusted partner hotels ranging from boutique resorts to international chains. You'll gain real-world skills, improve your cross-cultural communication, and build a professional network—while enjoying full support, including career training, local guidance, and 24/7 assistance. Open to students and recent graduates, this program is ideal for those eager to launch a career in hospitality with confidence and a global perspective.

How to Intern Abroad in Texas

Prepare for an Internship

Set goals

Texas has plenty to offer, but it helps to know what you’re looking for before you get started.

  • Clarify your why. Do you want a portfolio piece, a job offer, or just to test-drive a career path?
  • Chase growth. Skills matter more than titles. Look for hands-on roles that stretch you.
  • Get local. Eat tacos from a food truck in San Antonio, catch a show in Austin, or go boot-scootin’ in Houston. This is where work meets play.

Understand the benefits

Texas isn’t just big on land, but it’s also big on potential.

  • Serious career power. With massive sectors in energy, tech, health, and media, you’ll find real work that makes a real impact.
  • Built-in community. Southern friendliness isn’t a myth. You’ll find mentors, connections, and after-work buddies fast.
  • Weekend wonderland. Whether you’re into hiking, rodeos, food festivals, or music scenes, your weekends are never boring.

Things to know

A little preparation goes a long way when you're heading into a new place, especially one as varied as Texas.

  • Work culture - Offices tend to blend casual and professional. Be on time, communicate clearly, and match the vibe without overthinking it.
  • Getting around - Most places are built for driving. If you're not in a walkable area, rideshares, carpools, or bikes will be your best bet.
  • Cost of living - It really depends on the city. Austin leans pricier, while places like San Antonio or Fort Worth are generally more affordable.

Latest Program Reviews

Currently pursuing a Diploma in Culinary Arts from COTHM, I am passionate about creating exceptional culinary experiences through innovative techniques and high-quality ingredients. My education has equipped me with a strong foundation in kitchen ope

October 02, 2024by: Kashif Bhatti - Pakistan

Program: Paid Culinary J-1 Internship/ Traineeship

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Currently pursuing a Diploma in Culinary Arts from COTHM, I am passionate about creating exceptional culinary experiences through innovative techniques and high-quality ingredients. My education has equipped me with a strong foundation in kitchen operations, food safety, and global cuisine. Eager to apply my skills in a dynamic, hands-on environment, I am seeking an internship where I can further develop my culinary expertise and contribute to a talented team.

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