Graduate Internship Program
Learn. Experience. Connect.
The Crown College Graduate Internship Program prepares students for a career that is grounded in a Christian worldview.Using a praxis model of education, the Graduate Internship Program combines a cohort learning experience with online coursework, offering students an immersive opportunity while working alongside industry professionals.The coursework gives students theoretical foundations for a lifelong career, and the field experience allows for immediate application of the learning.
Learn
Apply relevant philosophical, theoretical, historical foundations for leadership within a Christian worldview.
Experience
Receive hands-on, real-world engagement that fosters application of learning while working alongside professionals.
Connect
Develop relationships with other students & higher education professionals via a cohort model of education that enriches your knowledge and practice of leadership.
Academic Program
Students in the Graduate Internship Program enroll in any of the master’s programs at Crown. This includes M.A. options in Christian Studies, Organizational Leadership, Global Leadership, Ministry Leadership, Counseling, and others (visit crown.edu for options).
Tuition, Program Costs, + Room And Board
The following information is intended to assist students as they plan for the cost of the Graduate Internship Program. This model represents a standard, two-year program for a master’s degree at Crown; other graduate programs may extend for a third year. Estimated costs (subject to change) are based on a full-time student load of 6 credit hours per term (Fall, Spring, Summer). The cost per credit hour is $635.
Net Program Costs $24,976
Student Benefits
On-campus housing is provided for all full-time students in the program. Room costs are calculated according to the rental rate of on-campus housing.
A meal plan is provided for all full-time students in the program. The meal plan includes 10 meals/week in the dining hall + $300 flex dollars per year to be used at the on-campus café and coffee shop.
The monetary stipend is offered to all full-time students in the program. Students serve 20 hours/week during the academic year.
Net Program Benefits $39,000
