4.83 out of 5
3 review(s)
Headquarters:
Chicago, IL
Employees:
3,000+
Annual Interns:
60
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Morningstar
| Internship Overview |
| Internship Rating (Avg): 4.83 out of 5 |
| 3 Intern Reviews |
| Avg Morningstar Intern Salary: $15.33 |
| 3 Intern Salaries |
Internship Stats
Morningstar offers paid internships across all business units. Internships are offered year round, but most take place in the summer at their Chicago, IL headquarters. Departments that hire interns include: technology, hr, marketing, and finance.
Internship Perks
Morningstar internships perks include: - Exposure and access to executives.
- Morningstar product training.
- Professional development sessions.
- Mentor program.
- Early application process for entry level development program.
Morningstar Internship & Company Overview
Morningstar provides data on investment offerings, including stocks, mutual funds, and similar vehicles, along with real-time global market data on equities, indexes, futures, options, commodities, and precious metals, in addition to foreign exchange and Treasury markets. Morningstar also offers consulting and retirement planning services through it's subsidiaries.
The most common internship positions include: equity analyst intern, software development intern, systems administration intern, fixed income data intern, and global human resource intern.
Internship Links
Morningstar Internships: hereMorningstar Open Internships: here
Internship Stats
Morningstar offers paid internships across all business units. Internships are offered year round, but most take place in the summer at their Chicago, IL headquarters. Departments that hire interns include: technology, hr, marketing, and finance.
Internship Perks
Morningstar internships perks include: - Exposure and access to executives.
- Morningstar product training.
- Professional development sessions.
- Mentor program.
- Early application process for entry level development program.
Morningstar Internship & Company Overview
Morningstar provides data on investment offerings, including stocks, mutual funds, and similar vehicles, along with real-time global market data on equities, indexes, futures, options, commodities, and precious metals, in addition to foreign exchange and Treasury markets. Morningstar also offers consulting and retirement planning services through it's subsidiaries.
The most common internship positions include: equity analyst intern, software development intern, systems administration intern, fixed income data intern, and global human resource intern.
Internship Links
Morningstar Internships: hereMorningstar Open Internships: here
| 3 Morningstar Intern Salaries |
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Marketing Intern: $15/hour
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Mutual Fund Editorial Intern: $16/hour
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Equity Analyst Intern: $15/hour
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Pros:
- Other interns at the Chicago office were very smart and from top tier school like Harvard, Princeton, Williams and some great Midwest schools.
- Morningstar definitely uses this to recruit for their development program (pretty solid).
- Learned a ton about rating equities. Morningstar does a great job teaching/training.
- Smart boss.
- Paid and in Chicago.
- Gained real experience in modeling.
Cons:
Not as reputable as ibanking if that is what you want to get into.
Advice for other students:
Awesome summer. May also want to eventually take the CFA.
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Pros:
- My team took the time to educate me on mutual funds and Morningstar's rating system.
- Intersection of journalism and finance.
- Part-time internship here in Chicago as I went to school. Not too many hours a week (10-20)
- Paid well.
- Good boss who was easy to work with and understood my school schedule.
Cons:
Lots of research and SEC filings can be a painful to read through.
Advice for other students:
Morningstar is a great company and I recommend the internship.
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Pros:
I worked on marketing Morningstar's Advisor Workstation, Portfolio Builder, QuoteSpeed, Annuity Analyzer, and other tools. The Chicago office was laid back and everybody was friendly to me. I was there for about 15hrs/week. My favorite part about the internship is that a little about a lot of different online marketing techniques: display, search, email, and content/seo. It's a shame that college marketing classes don't even touch on these core marketing principles (especially with the rise of digital agency or records).
Cons:
I wish I had more time to intern.
Advice for other students:
I couldn't have asked for more from a marketing internship and Morningstar opened my eyes to online marketing.
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