Top Internships in Marketing
Tracked at 10k top companies
Check out our list of handpicked marketing internships! Our team at Simplify (a Y Combinator startup) curated these roles from companies anywhere from startups to the Fortune 500. Our list of marketing internships are meant for undergraduate students (and beyond), and all of the positions listed are paid internships from vetted companies.
These positions include digital marketing, social media marketing, sports marketing, and even fashion marketing! These fall and summer marketing internships are a great way to gain work experience and transition into a full-time role post internship! Whether you're looking for roles in certain cities, companies, or more – you can easily search and filter through the list to find a marketing position that fits you!
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SharkNinjaInternshipSocial Sharks Marketing Co-op$29 - $38/hrNew York, NY$29 - $38/hr1d - 1d
Faraday FutureInternshipCommunity Operations InternEl Segundo, CA---1d - 1d
Maven ClinicInternshipInfluencer & Community Intern$20/hrRemote in USA$20/hr1d - 1d
GE HealthcareInternshipDigital Marketing InternBeaconsfield, UK---1d - 1d
Morgan StanleyInternshipIntern$17.75/hrLa Jolla, San Diego, CA$17.75/hr1d - 1d
Dow Chemical CompanyInternshipDiamond Campus Intern - Public AffairsHouston, TX---1d - 1d
Red BullInternshipStudent MarketeerLiverpool, UK---1d - 1d
Freudenberg GroupInternshipEmployer Branding & Personnel Marketing InternBellheim, Germany---1d - 1dRed BullInternshipStudent Marketeer$19.10/hrKitchener, Canada$19.10/hr1d
- 1dRed BullInternshipStudent Marketeer$16/hrOhio$16/hr1d
- 1dRed BullInternshipStudent MarketeerWarner Robins, GA---1d
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ChanelInternshipRetail Marketing & Client Experience Intern - Iberia FashionMadrid, Spain---2d - 2d
Tiffany & Co.InternshipPublic Relations InternParis, France---2d - 2d
University of Texas at AustinInternshipWork-Study Student Associate - Texas Materials Institute$20/hrAustin, TX$20/hr2d - 3d
Caesars EntertainmentInternshipMarketing Associate 1South Lake Tahoe, CA---3d
Explore our FAQ section to learn more.
Ask what kind of work you want to do, creative (content, design), analytical (SEO, ads), or strategic (product or brand marketing). If you're not sure, pick a generalist marketing role at a smaller company to get exposure to everything.
Both. Show that you're capable (through past work or personal projects), but also curious. Marketing teams love candidates who come in with ideas and questions, not just a list of what they’ve already done.
If you like storytelling, data, design, and working across teams, marketing’s a great fit. If you're unsure, try an internship in product, growth, or business development first, those give you exposure to marketing while keeping other doors open.
If you dread writing, dislike cross-functional work, or avoid ambiguity, marketing may feel draining. It’s fast-paced, results-driven, and often undefined. If you thrive with clear structure and deep technical work, you might prefer roles in ops or product instead.
Start with Google Analytics, Canva, and basic Excel. Learn the basics of social media platforms, email marketing tools (like Mailchimp or Klaviyo), and SEO tools (like Ahrefs or SEMrush).
Include 2–3 short case studies, even if they’re from class or side projects. Show campaigns, content pieces, or social media posts, and explain why you made specific choices and what the results were.
