Undergraduate students work with the CITL Data Analytics team on various data projects. Interns come from a range of majors, including Sociology, Statistics, Political Science, English and Psychology. Interns are expected to work nine to twelve hours per week during the fall and spring semesters and their participation could result in gaining experience towards the Undergraduate Research Certificate program: https://undergradresearch.illinois.edu/students/research-certificate.ht…
Projects include:
- Analyzing eText data to better understand how students interact with digital texts
- Creating survey instruments for measuring students’ study abroad experiences
- Using data visualization tools to showcase how students engage with online learning management systems
- Writing reports and researching academic literature for a variety of topics
- Experimenting with statistical models and data processing techniques
Skills required:
- Strong communication skills
- Previous experience working in teams and groups
- Willingness to learn and utilize statistics and data processing techniques in an applied setting
- A great attitude!
Preferred:
- Excellent writing skills
- Experience with programming language/s
- Experience with data visualization
- Coursework in statistical methods
Due to overwhelming demand, we are no longer accepting applications. Please check back in Spring 2022 if you're interested in applying.
We encourage people from all backgrounds (technical and non-technical) to apply. Interns are expected to contribute 7-10 hours/week and ideally can commit to two semesters (or more). Although this is an unpaid position, depending on the student’s home department, we may be able to grant internship credit. We provide the learning and fun for free.
To be considered for an internship, please send a resume and brief cover letter to: citl-data@illinois.edu