Campus Tulsa
Get resume-worthy paid work experience, while having a blast in Tulsa
Campus Tulsa connects young professionals to community, a job board of paid internships, access to professional development resources, and exclusive intern-only events during the summer.
What’s in it for you?
Campus Tulsa offers college students a chance to find the right internship all while making Tulsa their home.
Browse our job board and apply directly to companies
Let us know you've applied to internships
Arrange housing and travel to Tulsa
Get the work experience you need while enjoying Tulsa
Who is Campus Tulsa For?
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College students near and far from Tulsa
Whether you’ve already landed an internship or are searching, any college student who wants to see all that Tulsa has to offer can be part of Campus Tulsa. Join Campus Tulsa to stay up-to-date on Tulsa's internship opportunities and ways to get plugged into the Tulsa community.
Tulsa companies eager to support new talent
Campus Tulsa is the ultimate internship support team for Tulsa area employers to work with us to attract top college students to your internship opportunities. We help students find summer growth experiences, gain valuable experience, get paid and create relationships that may connect them to future job opportunities
Featured Tulsa Intern Employers
Internship Success Stories
Campus Tulsa made a big impact on my summer by giving me opportunities to grow both personally and professionally. Campus Tulsa helped me build meaningful connections, develop valuable skills, and feel more connected to Tulsa as a place to start my career.
Zamar Gardner
African American Leadership Academy
Campus Tulsa helped me connect with the community through networking events and also helped with my finances through the Chase Bank professional development. The programming allowed me to develop my soft and technical skills at my internship.
Miranda Li
Urban Coders Guild
The events Campus Tulsa provided for students during the summer helped me grow my professionally. I got the opportunity to talk to business owners, executives, and experienced workers, which helped get me out of my comfort zone during my internship.
Milo Hamdan
Materials for Energy Transition Research
