A weekly seminar that exposes students to the field of social innovation through case studies, guest speakers, short readings, and interactive, student-led work. Through a series of field-tested assignments, or "deliverables", students are introduced to and practice applying different concepts and methods from social innovation, social entrepreneurship, sustainable development, nonprofit management, and social impact evaluation to their specific work in their internships.

While participating in Semester in the City (Boston) or Semester for Impact (New Hampshire), students will intern with a nonprofit, social mission business, or government agency for 30 hours per week for a full-semester. Students will gain work-based experience, learning more about themselves and their interests while also building skills and networks. Students are matched with an internship based on a variety of factors. are paired with a dedicated mentor at the internship site, and focus on a special project throughout the semester.

While participating in Semester in the City (Boston) or Semester for Impact (New Hampshire), students will intern with a nonprofit, social mission business, or government agency for 30 hours per week for a full-semester. Students will gain work-based experience, learning more about themselves and their interests while also building skills and networks. Students are matched with an internship based on a variety of factors. are paired with a dedicated mentor at the internship site, and focus on a special project throughout the semester.

Undergraduates who meet UNH Study Away Eligibility Requirements and the requirements set by the host institution, may participate in an international exchange program at one of UNH's partner institutions for a semester or academic year. Students must achieve the equivalent of a 'C' or above to receive international transfer credit. For more information contact the Coordinator of Student Programs at the Center for International Education.