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Undergraduate and graduate students interested in a career that combines the fields of digital forensics and law enforcement are encouraged to review the RCFL internship qualifications and apply for a position. All applicants interested in an internship at an RCFL must apply through the FBI's Honor Internship Program (HIP) – do not send resumes directly to an RCFL or the National Program Office. To get started, read the FAQs below and download the necessary forms from the FBI's Web site.
Internship Update: As a result of new initiatives, the FBI is not accepting applications for the 2010 FBI Intern Program. Recruitment for the 2011 Intern Program resumes in the Fall of 2010. Because the RCFL Program falls under the prevue of the FBI's Intern Program, these same rules apply for all 16 RCFLs. For more information, visit the FBI's Student Center webpage.