Programme guide, checked 1 October 2026. Grant Thornton US offers internships for undergraduate and graduate students interested in audit and assurance, tax or advisory. Its student careers page explains the programme; available positions, eligibility details and application dates must be checked in the employer’s current listings.
What interns can expect
The firm describes meaningful associate-level work, service-line experience and support from buddies, coaches and mentors. Interns can also participate in networking, leadership development and community service activities.
For a student deciding between professional-services careers, the practical value is the chance to connect classroom learning with the responsibilities of a client team. When comparing vacancies, look beyond the employer name to the actual work described.
Who can apply, and when?
The general internship programme is aimed at students in undergraduate and graduate programmes. Grant Thornton lists winter internships running approximately January to March or April, summer programmes from June to July or August, and fall placements from September to November or December. These are programme periods, not universal application deadlines.
Read each vacancy for degree subjects, expected graduation date, work-authorisation conditions, office attendance, travel and compensation. Do not infer that an internship includes visa sponsorship or relocation funding unless the listing expressly confirms it.
How to apply
- Visit the official US student careers page below.
- Follow its Campus Careers application link and search for internships.
- Choose a service line, office and intake compatible with your studies.
- Prepare the documents required by that vacancy and submit through the official recruitment system.
- Save the reference number and a copy of your application for follow-up.
Prepare a stronger application
Choose two or three examples that demonstrate careful analysis, clear communication and reliable teamwork. A university project, part-time role or volunteering experience can provide useful evidence if you explain your own contribution and the outcome.
Make a short comparison table before applying: role, office, dates, academic requirements and closing date. This helps prevent applying to an intake that conflicts with examinations or graduation. If you need clarification, use the recruiting contact provided by the employer.
Official source and current vacancies
Grant Thornton US student careers and internship application routes.
This is a US programme guide. Eligibility and recruitment arrangements for Grant Thornton firms in other countries are separate.
