Why a TiER1 internship?
We believe the best way to learn is to work alongside and shadow experienced practitioners—then dig into the work yourself. To hear from prior interns about their experience, check out this 3-minute video.
Here’s How It Works
Who can apply?
TiER1 internships are for incoming juniors, seniors and graduate students who (1) are legally authorized to work in the U.S. indefinitely; (2) can dedicate 36-40 hours per week for the internship; and (3) can work in our Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, or Indianapolis office at least 50% of the time (hybrid).
What's the timeline?
We typically open applications and interview candidates in two cycles: February through May and September through December. If applications are not open, it’s because all internships for that role are currently filled.
How do I apply?
Navigate down to the internship roles. Select the “Apply Now” button to read the role descriptions; then apply to the one role that best aligns with your skills and interest. Have your resume and work sample(s) ready to submit.
To help open the consulting profession to the broadest base of students, we offer up to four need-based scholarships each year. Read here for more information.
What happens next?
After you apply, our process includes an application review and potentially one to three interviews. The recruiter will keep you informed of next steps.
Thanks for your interest!
Take the Next Step
Select the “Apply Now” button to read the role descriptions; then apply to the one role that best aligns with your skills and interest. Have your resume and work sample(s) ready to submit.
If you have significant financial need in regard to your tuition and/or housing/transportation for an internship, please consider applying for our student scholarship, which is embedded in each internship application below.
Change & Communication Intern
Aligns well with students who are studying communications, industrial-organizational psychology, organizational change, and professional writing.
Data Visualization Intern
Aligns well with students who are studying data science, computer science, business analytics, and information systems.
Instructional Design Intern
Aligns well with students who are studying instructional design and technology, organizational learning, and professional writing.
Marketing Intern
Aligns with students who are studying marketing, business, and communications.
Organization Effectiveness & Leadership Intern
Aligns well with students who are studying organizational design/leadership, HR management, design thinking, and human-centered design.
Visual Design Intern
Aligns well with students who are studying graphic and motion design and looking for hands-on experience.
Change & Communication Intern
Aligns well with students who are studying communications, industrial-organizational psychology, organizational change, and professional writing.
Data Visualization Intern
Aligns well with students who are studying data science, computer science, business analytics, and information systems.
Instructional Design Intern
Aligns well with students who are studying instructional design and technology, organizational learning, and professional writing.
Marketing Intern
Aligns with students who are studying marketing, business, and communications.
Organization Effectiveness & Leadership Intern
Aligns well with students who are studying organizational design/leadership, HR management, design thinking, and human-centered design.
Visual Design Intern
Aligns well with students who are studying graphic and motion design and looking for hands-on experience.