Finance Internships in Columbia, USA

“Finance Analyst Internship at MEC Transportation (Summer 2027) for civil engineering/construction management students. Full-time, on-site role ($17-$24/hr) involving field engineering, cost control, project scheduling, and contract administration. Requires travel/relocation, safety focus, and teamwork in construction environments.”

“Summer 2027 internship in forensic accounting/investigations at Secretariat. Compensation $20–$30/hr. Open to accounting/finance/economics students graduating Dec 2027–Aug 2028. Focus on fraud, disputes, and financial analysis. Remote not specified; U.S. work authorization required.”

“TD offers a 4-month paid internship (Jan-Apr 2027) in Commercial Banking for First Nation, Inuit, and Métis students. Based in Richmond, BC, it includes training, networking, and a salary of $45,700-$74,400 CAD. Focus on lending, risk management, and client solutions.”

“TD offers a 4-month Commercial Banking Internship (Jan-Apr 2027) in Vancouver, Canada. Compensation ranges from $45,700 to $74,400 CAD. Role involves financial analysis, risk management, and client proposals. Requires undergraduate finance/accounting enrollment. Includes training, mentoring, and career development.”

“TD offers a 4-month Commercial Banking Internship in Surrey, BC, starting Jan 2027. Compensation ranges from $45,700 to $74,400 CAD. Ideal for Finance/Accounting undergrads seeking hands-on commercial lending experience, training, and career development in a supportive environment.”

“4-month paid internship (Jan-Apr 2027) in Commercial Banking at TD in Victoria, BC. Offers $45,700-$74,400 CAD, training, mentorship, and career development in business lending and client services. Requires finance/accounting undergrad enrollment.”

“Unum offers a 10-12 week Accounting Internship (Summer 2027) in Chattanooga, TN or Columbia, SC for accounting/finance students (GPA 3.0+). Hybrid role with mentorship, networking, and project work. Top interns may receive full-time offers. Housing bonus provided.”