Getty Marrow Undergraduate Internships
Getty Marrow Undergraduate Internships support undergraduates through paid summer work in Los Angeles County museums and visual arts organizations to broaden representation in arts careers.
This grant was recently updated
The internship stipend increased from $7,150 to $7,400. Getty also updated the program’s cumulative totals from over 3,800 interns at 190 institutions to over 3,900 interns at 195 institutions.
Funder: Getty Foundation
Due Dates: November 12, 2026 (Host organizations) | January 20, 2027 (Getty general deadline) | January 21, 2027 (Getty Center and Villa) | April 1, 2027 (Active Cultures) | April 3, 2027 (Vincent Price Art Museum) | April 6, 2027 (Clockshop) | April 6, 2027 (Library Foundation of Los Angeles) | April 10, 2027 (Self-Help Graphics and Arts) | April 11, 2027 (Carla) | April 12, 2027 (East of Borneo) | April 15, 2027 (American Cinematheque) | April 17, 2027 (Craft in America)
Funding Amounts: $7,400 stipend per 10-week internship; host organizations may request 1–3 internships plus $1,500 overhead per internship
Summary: Paid summer internships introduce undergraduates from backgrounds underrepresented in the arts to museum and visual arts careers across Los Angeles County.
Key Information: Students must attend college in or permanently reside in Los Angeles County and meet citizenship, permanent residency, or DACA requirements.
Description
The Getty Foundation’s Getty Marrow Undergraduate Internships introduce college students to careers in museums and visual arts organizations through paid summer work at the Getty Center, Getty Villa, and participating Los Angeles County institutions. Placements cover curatorship, conservation, education, publications, public programming, communications, digital projects, collections, archives, and philanthropy.
The program seeks to broaden representation in arts professions through project-based experience, supervision, and professional connections. Underrepresented perspectives may reflect socioeconomic status, cultural background, disability, geographical origin, or other life experiences. Eligible students from all backgrounds and areas of undergraduate study are encouraged to apply; previous museum experience or an arts background is not required program-wide. Interns also participate in an Arts Summit and two Learning Community events.
