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Advice on Internships - An intern offers his advice on getting internships in the game industry - Cody Ziegler

Electronic Arts Internships - This website is great for anyone looking for career opportunities in the gaming industry. It offers everything from Internships to actual employment.- Miguel Almendariz

GameDevMap- A visual map of dame developers-Tom Andrys

http://fastweb.com/
Mainly for scholorships and such, but once you complete your profile it searches for internships and jobs in your interest areas and what your going to school for -Joshua Hight

College Recruiting
For the distinctly online person, here's a great way to search for that internship without having to leave that warm spot on your chair. The format should be very familiar to most people: just like fastwebs, just geared towards internships and training. Shoot for paid internships! Tell them: "Endow, mister/missus: ENDOW!" -Paul Ardiles

http://216.183.87.210/internship/index.cfm
This is a great site for finding internships as well as for looking for people interested in internships. It's basically like a monster.com but for internships. It's very useful if you're looking for a general idea of open internships. Definatly worth at least checking out - John Cross

http://www.internjobs.com/ Great site for finding internships for your field of work. - Eric Fisher

Sony Internships - Check out this website for internship opportunities at Sony Computer Entertainment of America. - Aaron J. Otrin

http://MonsterTrak.com
Info on entry level jobs and internships. It's the source that I credit for my first internship interview with UnitedHealth Group. One very important thing to remember when interviewing for an internship, STUDY! There's a good chance that items you haven't used in quite a while will come up. Just review the material that is relevant to the job description and make sure you understand all those fun key words. - Chris Schoerning