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For college students · 24 fields · free
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Online, from your campus.
Pick a field, get a real company-style project, and finish it in 2 weeks with guided learning material. It is free, and the certificate is yours to keep. Need longer for your college? You can extend to 1–6 months once you join.
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24Fields to pick from
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Explore all 24 internship tracks.
Each includes a 2-week project, a PDF brief you can read before you apply, a track-specific starter kit and one submission reviewed against a published rubric.
14 days · 1 projectBusiness
Product Management Accelerator
Your project:
CampusLoop: discover and join campus activities.
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14 days · 1 projectBusiness
Project Management & Agile
Your project:
Deliver a simulated campus career fair.
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14 days · 1 projectBusiness
Founder's Office & Strategy
Your project:
Decide whether LunchLoop should launch.
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14 days · 1 projectDesign & marketing
Digital Marketing & Growth
Your project:
Launch a simulated campus RepairCafe.
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14 days · 1 projectDesign & marketing
UI / UX & Product Design
Your project:
Make student volunteering easier to join.
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14 days · 1 projectDesign & marketing
Graphic Design & Brand Identity
Your project:
Create Refill Club, a campus refill pop-up identity.
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14 days · 1 projectBusiness
Financial Modeling & Valuation
Your project:
Model a simulated student meal subscription.
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14 days · 1 projectDesign & marketing
Content Strategy & SEO Writing
Your project:
Help beginners create an honest first portfolio.
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14 days · 1 projectDesign & marketing
Video Editing & Motion Graphics
Your project:
Create a 45-second student club explainer.
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14 days · 1 projectBusiness
Operations & Supply Chain
Your project:
Keep a simulated campus essentials store in stock.
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14 days · 1 projectBusiness
Business Development & B2B Sales
Your project:
Sell a simulated practical workshop to campus clubs.
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14 days · 1 projectBusiness
Human Resources & Talent Acquisition
Your project:
Design a fair hiring process for a simulated coordinator.
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14 days · 1 projectTech & data
Full Stack Web Development
Your project:
Build StudySwap, a local peer-session booking app.
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14 days · 1 projectTech & data
Frontend Development (React)
Your project:
Build a responsive opportunity dashboard.
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14 days · 1 projectTech & data
Python & Backend Engineering
Your project:
Build a local library-lending API.
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14 days · 1 projectTech & data
Mobile App Dev (Flutter / Android)
Your project:
Build PocketPlan, a student study planner.
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14 days · 1 projectTech & data
Java & Enterprise Software
Your project:
Build an equipment reservation service.
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14 days · 1 projectTech & data
Cloud Computing & DevOps
Your project:
Make a tiny status service reproducible and observable.
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14 days · 1 projectTech & data
Data Analytics & PowerBI
Your project:
Explain changes in a simulated campus store.
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14 days · 1 projectTech & data
Data Science & Machine Learning
Your project:
Forecast bike-rental demand from the data you are given.
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14 days · 1 projectTech & data
Artificial Intelligence & Prompt Eng.
Your project:
Build a grounded assistant for a simulated club handbook.
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14 days · 1 projectTech & data
Business Analytics & Intelligence
Your project:
Choose a growth strategy for a simulated subscription club.
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14 days · 1 projectTech & data
Cybersecurity & Security Audits
Your project:
Audit a simulated registration app safely.
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14 days · 1 projectTech & data
VLSI & Embedded Hardware
Your project:
Design and verify a digital water-tank controller.
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24 tracks · 2-week core project · one reviewed submission · PDF brief and starter kit included
See the work
This is the actual project.
Pick a field to see the brief you get on day one and what you hand in on day 14.
Your 2-week internship
Get a real problem. Solve it. Show what you built.
Pick your field
Day 1 · your task
Students keep missing college club events. Find out why and suggest a fix.
You get: 6 student interview notes and a worksheet.
Day 14 · what you'll show
A 2-page report: the problem, the proof, your fix
- Read the task
- Research
- Find the problem
- Build
- Get feedback
- Present
Example from the Product Management trackSee the full project
How it works
4 steps. 2 weeks. One project you can show.
No lectures. One real project, one step at a time.
Today · free
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Your project briefA PDF brief and starter kit, ready on day one
Open your dashboard
Your dashboard is ready — project brief, starter kit and your submit box.
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Do the work
One project, in two parts. Submit once at the end and get a reviewed result.
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Certificate of CompletionExample
Internship completed byYour NameData Analytics & PowerBI track2 weeks2 of 2Completed
Show your proof
A certificate and a finished project to show recruiters.
What you get
Everything you get, free.
No payment to join and nothing to cancel. The example below is from Product Management; all 24 fields get the same four things.
Your certificate
Complete the project and the certificate is yours to keep and show any future employer. No payment, now or later.
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETIONYour name · Track · Project 1 of 1
The project brief
Your assignment, written like a client brief: the problem, who it is for and exactly what to hand in.
BRIEF · CAMPUSLOOPOpportunity brief + evidence table
The worksheet
A structured template, so you never start from a blank page. You complete the analysis in your own copy.
WORKSHEET-01.CSVNote ID · Need · Problem · Assumption
The starter data
A starter dataset to analyse and explain, built for your track’s project.
FUNNEL.CSV1,000 → 400 → 120 → 60
Free2 weeks
No payment to join.
One real project, one submission, and a certificate you keep when you finish.
What is included, free.
- 2-week project with one reviewed submission
- Certificate of completion when you meet your track's criteria
- Editable workbook and worksheet templates
- Standard assessment of your submitted work
- Track-specific starter files and submission guides
- Background support for your questions and submissions
Want more? After you join you can extend to 1–6 months and add an offer letter, a printed certificate, LinkedIn and CV review, presentation feedback and a letter of recommendation. Certificates and recommendations remain subject to verified participation, completion, assessment and eligibility.
Start freeView this project & both assignments Each of the 24 tracks has its own PDF brief, starter kit and marking rubric.
What you produce
Two documents you can open in an interview.
Every track ends the same way: one finished project and the evidence behind it. These are the actual deliverables, taken from the project briefs you can read before you apply.
Work out why CampusLoop loses nine people in ten
Find the single biggest leak in the CampusLoop funnel, prove it is the biggest with the data you were given, and turn it into a one-page PRD with three user stories a developer could pick up on Monday.
You hand in:
- A two-page opportunity brief — the problem, who it affects, how big it is in the funnel, and five neutral interview questions you would ask next. Every claim sits next to the evidence row it came from, in a table. Nothing in it is your hunch dressed up as a finding.
- A one-page PRD with three user stories — what gets built, what is deliberately out of scope, and three stories in the form as a … I want … so that …, each with acceptance criteria a developer could test against. Plus the prioritisation sheet that shows why these three and not the others.
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Product Management AcceleratorProject 1 · 2 weeks · free
Fill forty Repair Cafe slots on a three thousand rupee budget
An audience brief, funnel map and message hierarchy — who you are talking to, the exact steps from seeing something to holding a booking, where people fall out, and what the one sentence is that does the work. Message hierarchy means ranked: the thing you lead with, what supports it, and what you only say if asked.
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Digital Marketing & GrowthProject 1 · 2 weeks · free
Explain why a campus store is busier and earning less
A brief, a data dictionary and a quality log — what question you are answering and for whom; every column defined, with its type, its grain and what it does not include; and a record of every data problem you found, what you did about it, and what that decision could distort.
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Data Analytics & PowerBIProject 1 · 2 weeks · free
Build a twelve-month model for a student meal subscription
An assumptions sheet, a model map and five missing inputs — every input in one place, colour-coded as input or calculation, a one-page diagram showing how the sheets feed each other, and an honest list of five things you would need to know that you were not given.
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Financial Modeling & ValuationProject 1 · 2 weeks · free
Make student volunteering easier to join
A short research brief that says who this is for, what they are trying to do, and what gets in the way — with every claim pointing at the evidence behind it, not at your intuition.
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UI / UX & Product DesignProject 1 · 2 weeks · free
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Your proof
A certificate your college can check.
Type your name to see how it will read — then see the evidence pack your college gets with it.
CareerSwami Certificate of CompletionYour Name Here
Product Management Accelerator track
Program2 weeks
Submission1 of 1
ResultCompleted
REFERENCECS-PM-2026-000412
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Clear about the program, the work completed and the issuer.
Certificate reference
CS-PM-2026-000412
Every certificate carries its own reference for verification.
For your college · AICTE / NEP 2020
Evidence your college can actually review.
Designed with reference to the AICTE Internship Guidelines and NEP 2020: project briefs, work logs, a reviewed submission and evidence-based assessment.
- Project brief with scope and deliverables
- Work log of what you did across the internship
- Link-based submission, reviewed in the dashboard
- Assessment and completion records
CAREERSWAMI · COLLEGE EVIDENCE PACK
What your college getsInternship evidence summary
Duration2 weeks
Submission1 reviewed
Project brief & scope✓ Included
Work log✓ Included
Reviewed submission✓ Included
Assessment & completion record✓ Included
Two weeks may not meet your college’s minimum. Many universities require more hours than a 2-week internship provides. Check your requirement first — you can extend to 1–6 months once you join. Participation does not automatically award degree credits.
Straight answers
Questions worth asking.
The things students ask before they apply.
Yes. The 2-week internship costs nothing to join and nothing to finish. You get the project brief, the workbook and worksheet templates, your track’s starter files, standard assessment of what you submit, and a certificate of completion you keep.
Paid upgrades are optional and come after you join: longer durations from 1 to 6 months, an offer letter, a printed certificate, LinkedIn and CV review, presentation feedback and a letter of recommendation.
Acceptance depends on your college or university requirements. Before enrolling, check any required minimum hours, mentor details, host organization requirements and documentation with your institution.
Not on the free 2-week internship — that gives you the project, the learning material and a certificate on completion. An offer letter is part of the paid upgrade, which you can add after you join.
Each track has its own project brief as a PDF and a starter kit, both linked from your dashboard the moment you enrol. The project runs in two parts across the fortnight, but you hand in once, at the end, not once a week.
To submit, put your work anywhere that gives a link — Google Drive, Figma, GitHub, Notion — set it so anyone with the link can view, then paste that link into the submit box on your dashboard. A reviewer checks it against the rubric printed in your brief. If something needs changing you are told what, and you can resubmit.
No employment, PPO or recommendation is automatic. Recommendations and distinctions must accurately reflect a student's work and the relevant eligibility criteria. Career services can help you prepare, but cannot guarantee hiring.