Find 2024 Radio Internships

From singing along to the Top 40 on road trips to keeping tabs on the big game, radio is the background soundtrack to our lives. With a radio internship, you can be a part of the magic. Radio interns help with social media and marketing, assist with finding guests and music, conduct research for on-air topics, and do various administrative tasks. Candidates majoring in a related field, such as communications, digital media, or advertising, will have a leg up on the competition.

Radio is a competitive field, but once you’ve honed your skills, you could be an announcer, board operator, writer, or sound technician. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, broadcast and sound engineering technician jobs are projected to grow 8% over the next decade; however, announcer jobs are expected to decline. Salaries vary, too, with broadcast and sound engineering technicians making a median salary of $43,660 per year, while announcers make $31,990.

Ready to get on the air? Search for radio internships below.