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Summer Metcalf Sprint Matching Program

University of Chicago – Career Advancement
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Gain experience and grow your network with the Metcalf Matching Sprint program! Metcalf Sprints are co-op, project-based experiences for UChicago students facilitated by employer partners. During the project, teams of undergraduates take a deep dive into their field of interest and build relevant experience. These clinics are a wonderful way to build your research, analysis, and strategic thinking skills. After working on a two-week project, teams will have the opportunity to give a presentation on their results. Students will receive access to coaches, industry experts, and the opportunity to network with successful alumni.

Metcalf Sprint projects will include opportunities in consulting, finance, and STEM. Potential companies include organizations such as: Cornerstone, P33, and IBM Quantum.

If you’re interested in learning more and joining a project, please submit your resume and fill out the interest form here! Students are welcome to work from anywhere in the world on Metcalf Sprint projects.

Key Dates for Summer Metcalf Sprint Participants: 

  • April 22: Applications open
  • May 20: Decisions released
  • August 17-28: Start Metcalf Sprint with your team!
    • During the full-time (approx. 80 hour) project, teams will work together to tackle projects with employer partners; projects will occur fully remotely
    • Students will also have professional workshops and meet with a career adviser to incorporate experience to their resume
  • August 28-31st:
    • Present project findings to employer

Stipend: 

Metcalf Clinic participants will receive a  stipend of $2,000. 

This internship is part of the University’s Jeff Metcalf Internship Program. Please review to learn more about benefits and program requirements for Metcalf interns. This position is not benefits eligible.

Please make sure that if selected for an interview, you communicate to your prospective host organization/employer where you will be physically located during the internship as your location may affect your (or your host organization/employer's) ability to pursue this opportunity.

If you are an international student, please make sure to visit the OIA website to familiarize yourself with your work authorization eligibility and requirements as soon as possible. If you’d like to make an appointment with your international adviser, please visit this page.