Agriculture Internships

Internships allow students to work for an employer without a commitment to full-time employment following graduation.  Students who participate in the Internship Program normally work for one semester (14-16 weeks).

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Student Eligibility

A student is eligible to participate in the Internship Program if he/she meets the following criteria:

• Must have completed their freshman year (30 hours);
• 2.5 minimum cumulative GPA;
• Obtained approval from the Internships Committee, faculty advisor, and the Associate Dean of the College of Agriculture;
• Is employable (i.e. posses good work ethic, holds a valid work permit if not a U.S. citizen, etc.);
• Transfer students become eligible upon completion of one full-time semester (12 hours) at ASU if all other eligibility requirements are met.

Benefits to the Student

An internship is a supervised, on-the-job, learning experience, it is an opportunity for YOU to learn more about career opportunities in the field of agricultural science or agribusiness and gain real-life experiences which are of benefit to you. During a field assignment you will:

• Integrate classroom theory with practical experience;
• Examine the structure and functions of a firm, organization, or agency;
• Partially meet education expenses through wages received for the internship;
• Enhance permanent placement, starting salary, and positions through career related experiences;
• Opportunity to improve human-relational and networking skills;
• Develop a personal independence and a sense of responsibility. 

Paid or Unpaid 

Most internships pay an hourly wage; however, some internships with governmental agencies and non-profit organizations are not paid. Whether paid or unpaid , an internship provides you with valuable work experience.

Tuition and Fees

Regular undergraduate tuition and fees apply to internship credit