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    Getty Marrow Undergraduate Internships

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    Getty Marrow Undergraduate Internships support college students through paid summer arts placements in Los Angeles County, introducing them to museum careers and broadening representation in the arts.

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    If you’re planning to apply, the page now lists anticipated January 2027 Getty and April 2027 host deadlines, with hiring projected to finish in May; exact dates are not yet confirmed, so check the program page before submitting. Review the expanded Getty requirements, including a 500-word personal statement, current transcripts, and a signed recommendation on official letterhead. The standard stipend remains $7,150; the $7,400 examples are from 2026, and work arrangements vary by host.

    Funder: Getty Foundation

    Due Dates (Anticipated): January 2027 (Getty) | April 2027 (Active Cultures, Vincent Price Art Museum, Clockshop, Library Foundation of Los Angeles, Self-Help Graphics & Art, Contemporary Art Review Los Angeles, East of Borneo, American Cinematheque, Craft in America) | May 2027 (LA-area positions filled)

    Funding Amounts: $7,150 stipend for 10 weeks; Active Cultures and American Cinematheque list $7,400

    Summary: Paid summer internships introduce undergraduates to museum and visual arts careers while broadening representation in the arts.

    Key Information: Applicants must attend college in or permanently reside in LA County and meet citizenship or immigration requirements.


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    The Getty Foundation’s Getty Marrow Undergraduate Internships support paid summer placements at the Getty Center, Getty Villa, and museums and visual arts organizations across Los Angeles County. The program introduces college students to arts careers through substantive, project-based work in curatorship, conservation, education, publications, public programming, communications, archives, digital projects, and collections management.

    The program particularly seeks perspectives underrepresented in museums and visual arts professions, including those shaped by socioeconomic status, cultural background, disability, geographical origin, and other life experiences. Eligible students from all backgrounds and undergraduate fields are encouraged to apply, without prior museum experience or an arts educational background. Supervision, an Arts Summit, and Learning Community events complement the work experience with professional development and connections to arts professionals.


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