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Wayne State University is offering a paid part-time internship as an Operations Management Intern, focused on higher education. The position lasts for 3 months during the summer of 2026 and provides a stipend of $17.00 per hour.
Interns will support the Institute for Advanced Computational Science by helping with administrative tasks, improving processes, and collaborating with various departments. This role is perfect for students keen on understanding higher education operations and gaining practical experience.
Applicants should be driven, organized, and proficient in Microsoft Office and Google Workspace, with a keen interest in Higher Education Administration.
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Title: Operations Intern (Higher Education)
Duration: 3 Months / Summer 2026
Type: Paid Part-Time Internship – $17.00 / Hour
About the Institute for Advanced Computational Science (IACS)
The Institute for Advanced Computational Science (IACS) at Stony Brook University supports research and education in high-performance computing, simulation, artificial intelligence, and data science. Our faculty, researchers, and students work across disciplines to solve complex scientific problems using advanced computational tools.
While IACS is part of the University, we operate much like a small, self-contained unit within campus. We provide computing resources, research support, training programs, student engagement initiatives, and administrative services that help advance the University’s academic and research goals. Because of this structure, our team works across many areas of higher education administration.
The Operations Intern will support day-to-day administrative and operational activities at IACS. The intern will assist with projects that improve processes, support programs, and help ensure that the Institute runs smoothly. Rather than being limited to one department, you will gain exposure to how different areas of higher education connect and work together to support institutional goals.
This role is ideal for students who are interested in learning how higher education institutions operate and who are seeking meaningful, hands‑on experience in a collaborative academic environment. For those still exploring their path within higher education administration, this opportunity can provide valuable insight into your interests, strengths, and potential career direction.