Free Virtual Job & Internship Boards for Creative Arts, Media, and Marketing
Looking for a remote internship or entry-level role in writing, marketing, media, or sales? These platforms are completely free to browse and apply; no subscriptions or hidden costs. They’re great for college students getting started in creative fields.
Remote Opportunities for Marketing, Writing, Sales, Design, Editing, Copywriting, & Blogging Positions:
| Platform | Link | What It Offers |
|---|---|---|
| Handshake (hireBING) | Maximize Your Handshake Experience: Easy Guides to Boost Your Internship & Job Search | Your university’s main career platform. Includes jobs and internships from approved employers. Use the keyword “remote” to filter for virtual opportunities in writing, media, marketing, and creative fields. |
| Jobspresso | jobspresso.co | Curated, hand-reviewed remote jobs in marketing, writing, sales, design, and editing. 100% free to view and apply. Many entry-level options in digital media, content writing, and social media marketing. |
| We Work Remotely | weworkremotely | One of the largest free remote job boards. Categories include Copywriting, Marketing, Design, and Sales. Great for creative and media-related roles. |
| ProBlogger Job Board | problogger.com/jobs | Focused specifically on writing and blogging jobs. Excellent for students interested in creative writing, content creation, and digital media. Free to browse and apply. |
| Freelance Writing Gigs | freelancewritinggigs.com | Updated daily with writing, editing, blogging, and content marketing gigs. Free to access and apply. Many postings are entry-level friendly. |
| Idealist.org | Idealist.org | Nonprofit and mission-driven opportunities, many of which are remote. Includes communications, marketing, and creative internships. Use the filter “Remote” for virtual options. |
| Employment Scam Information: Beware of employment scams targeting college students | Scam Info | Content Covered: hireBING Job and Internship Posting Disclaimer What is an employment scam? Common signs of an employment scam Examples of employment scams What can happen if I fall victim to an employment scam? How can I protect myself from these employment scams? What to do if you are the victim of a scam/phishing? Resources |
How to Use This List
- Start with Handshake (hireBING) — it’s your best bet since it connects you directly with employers who want to hire students from your university.
- Use Jobspresso and We Work Remotely for general creative and marketing roles.
- Try ProBlogger and Freelance Writing Gigs if you’re more focused on writing and content creation.
- Check Idealist for nonprofit-related creative/media internships.
- Always filter by remote and look for entry-level or internship to narrow results.
- For remote volunteer opportunities, check out this resource: Volunteering in Creative Arts, Media, and Marketing
Career Support & Sources:
As you explore this resource, we encourage you to take advantage of everything available to support your career journey. Below, you’ll find the sources and contributors that made this guide possible, multiple ways to connect with our office for personalized career support, and some important reminders to keep in mind as you plan your strategy. Be sure to check them out, and remember, our team is always here to help you move forward with confidence and clarity.
| Reminder | What This Means for You |
|---|---|
| Use Multiple Sources | Information about careers and education can vary depending on where you look. Try checking several websites and resources when researching anything related to your career development (for example: job outlooks, salaries, industry trends, graduate programs, or fellowships, etc.). This will help you get a fuller, more accurate picture of what employers or admissions committees are looking for. |
| Make Sure to Network | Talking directly with people associated with your career goals or the programs/companies you’re interested in can give you the clearest and most useful insights. Reach out to professionals, recruiters, alumni, or current students to learn what really matters in your field (for example: company expectations, hiring timelines, résumé preferences, graduate program requirements, etc.). Even within the same industry or graduate program type, different organizations and admissions committees may value things differently. Listening carefully to their guidance can help you put your best foot forward. |
| Use AI Ethically in Career Development | AI tools can be a great resource for brainstorming, polishing materials, or practicing interview questions (for example: outlining position description details to guide your documents, generating practice questions, etc.). But it works best when you use it thoughtfully and make sure the final work reflects your own skills and voice. Some employers and graduate programs may not allow AI, so always check instructions carefully. Think of AI as a helper, not a replacement—and remember, Career Consultants are happy to guide you on how to use it effectively! |
| Be Aware of Employment Scams | When searching for jobs or internships, it’s important to stay alert for potential scams—especially when exploring positions outside of Binghamton’s Handshake. Common warning signs include requests for personal or financial information upfront, job offers without interviews, or anything that seems “too good to be true.” To learn more about what to watch for, see real examples, and find out how to protect yourself or respond if you encounter a scam, check out Employment Scam Information – Binghamton University. Staying informed helps you pursue opportunities safely and confidently. |
Drop-ins: When classes are in session, Monday-Friday, from 12-4 p.m., you can visit our office to schedule a 20-minute drop-in with our staff.
Appointments: You can schedule your 30-minute career session on Handshake. These are offered all year and can be done virtually and in person.
Online Resources: Visit uConnect, our virtual career center that is always accessible to support your career needs.
Picture Source: Gemini (AI-generated image by Google Gemini)
Website Sources: Special thanks to the organizations, industry experts, and thought leaders who share valuable career resources, research, and articles with the public. Your work provides important insights that support students’ career development.
AI Assistance: Portions of this resource may have been developed with support from AI tools (such as ChatGPT by OpenAI or Gemini), used to help synthesize research, generate summaries, and refine formatting. All final content has been reviewed and customized for Binghamton University students.
