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Help shape the future by giving exceptional PACE students hands-on experience to consolidate theory and practice. Students at PACE are taught by industry-leading professionals, giving our students the edge as they transition from the classroom to the boardroom
Only students with a GPA of 3.0 and above qualify for internships – get the best and brightest from our programs. Interns volunteer their time in exchange for work experience.
Depending on the related field of study, sites host interns at different times through-out the year.<
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Program |
Internship Month(s) |
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Advanced Project Management and Technology |
January / April / August |
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Applied Data Analytics |
August / September |
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Artificial Intelligence |
January |
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Business Analysis and Transformation |
April New in 2027 |
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Construction Project Management |
April / August New in 2027 |
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Financial Management |
November / December |
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Human Resource Management |
March / April |
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Marketing Management |
November / December |
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Predictive Analytics |
August / September |
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Strategic Communications and Digital Marketing |
August / September |
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Supply Chain Management |
April / May Returning in 2028 |
What are our responsibilities as an internship host?
Designing a successful internship project:
Most employers begin the internship process 3–5 months before the internship start date. The timeline below provides a general overview of the recruitment and matching process. The Internship Coordinator supports the process by posting opportunities, coordinating applications, facilitating matching, and communicating timelines with both employers and students. Important information for internship hosts: While we aim to create the strongest possible match, a first-choice match cannot be guaranteed. Submitting an internship opportunity does not guarantee that a placement will be filled. Internship resources for hosts
What to Expect: Internship Timeline
Timeline
What Happens
3–5 months before internship
Express your interest in hosting an intern and discuss your organization’s hiring needs with the Internship Coordinator.
2–3 months before internship
Submit a position description outlining the internship role, responsibilities, and preferred qualifications.
2-week application period
PACE posts the position for students. Interested students submit resumes and cover letters.
After applications close
The Internship Coordinator sends applications to employers, who review candidates and create a shortlist.
Interview period
Employers interview shortlisted students and identify their preferred candidates.
Final stage
Employers and students submit their rankings. PACE facilitates the matching process and confirms internship placements.
Download the Internship Brochure (PDF)
Download the Internship Site Guide (PDF)
“While we strove to provide them with the benefits of an internship, their contributions to the company were exceptional. We look forward to the continued relationship and hosting further interns in the future.” - Cormer Group Industries Inc.
“We hosted two students and provided them with opportunities for learning and real work examples. We were very happy with the results; both students did lots of great work.” - City of Winnipeg
“The partnership between the UWinnipeg PACE, HUB Technology Solutions and the graduating students has been nothing but positive. All parties involved benefit. UWinnipeg PACE gets their students work experience in their field of learning with companies like ours. HUB gets a knowledgeable, work-ready team member. The student has the opportunity to increase their experience working on a great project team helping make a positive business impact for customers. Win-win-win!” – HUB Technology Solutions
“My internship with U-Pro Soccer gave me the opportunity to apply project management concepts in a fast-paced startup environment. I gained hands-on experience in planning, coordination, and strategic execution while collaborating with cross-functional teams. PACE provided the foundation in stakeholder communication, problem-solving, and project management practices that helped me contribute with confidence.” - Tejasva Bhatia, Advanced Project Management & Technology Diploma, Class of 2026
“My internship with The University of Winnipeg’s Facilities Management Department gave me valuable insight into the daily operations behind campus logistics. It was an opportunity to apply my supply chain knowledge, develop practical skills, and gain confidence in a Canadian workplace. PACE gave me the foundation and perspective needed to continue growing in my career.” - Martha Vilchis, Supply Chain Management Diploma, Class of 2025
“My internship with Opportunities for Employment allowed me to apply my HR knowledge while supporting meaningful work in the community. I gained hands-on experience in onboarding, interview preparation, workshops, and HR documentation. PACE helped me build the confidence, communication skills, and practical knowledge needed to contribute effectively in a professional environment.” - Precious Gyawu, Human Resource Management Diploma, Class of 2026
“My internship with the City of Winnipeg’s Water and Waste Department showed me the impact communication can have in serving a community. Through creating content, supporting digital communications, and conducting research, I was able to apply my learning in a meaningful way. The experience gave me confidence, clarity, and a deeper understanding of the role of communication professionals.” - Sumaita Khan, Public Relations and Strategic Communications, Class of 2025
General contact: paceinternships@uwinnipeg.ca
| Nikki Kerslake Internship Coordinator |