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1. Look into local companies or organizations that offer long-term internships. Many engineering firms have internships or apprenticeships that will last several months or longer. 2. Consider reaching out to professors or alumni at your school who may have contacts in the industry who could point yoRead more
1. Look into local companies or organizations that offer long-term internships. Many engineering firms have internships or apprenticeships that will last several months or longer.
See less2. Consider reaching out to professors or alumni at your school who may have contacts in the industry who could point you in the right direction.
3. Search online job boards and websites dedicated to internships.
4. Network with professionals in the field at conferences or networking events to get more information about potential opportunities.
5. Search for government and government-funded departments or agencies that offer internships in the civil engineering field.