Academics for HTIR Work-Study Program

Introduction

 The HTIR Work-Study program is uniquely designed to combine knowledge learned in the classroom setting with experience acquired from hands-on practical training in U.S. based companies. This work-study or curricular practical training option is designed to give students practical work experience in paid employment, beginning in the first semester of the first academic year of the student's program

Gain Practical Skills

The practical training that you receive by working in a U.S. based company gives you skills and experience that cannot be obtained in a normal classroom-only education format, thus giving you an advantage in achieving your life goals after graduation. 

Participating Work-Study Schools

All of the participating work-study schools are recognized by the U.S. Department of Education and are all accredited by national or regional accreditation bodies.  Visit the accreditation page for more information on each school's accrediting body

View the List of participating work-study schools.

Nurses

If you are a nurse and are interested in a work-study program for full-time work as a nurse, then please visit the IHE nursing licensure program (IHE)