ASU Public, Social & Human Services Internships & Experiences

Contribute to this interdisciplinary laboratory dedicated to investigating how children report maltreatment and how these reports are investigated and prosecuted. Participate in various nationally funded research projects aimed at advancing child safety initiatives.

Join the American Gun Experience for hands-on research evaluating the impact of firearms on U.S. society.

Handshake is a great tool to find research. Use the job search feature and filter for research opportunities that may be of interest to you.

Updated daily, the ASU Lodestar Center Nonprofit Job Board is the go-to resource for those seeking nonprofit jobs, internships or new opportunities.

Browse and apply to research opportunities housed by Watts College.

The New College Undergraduate Inquiry and Research Experiences program provides New College undergraduate students with opportunities to engage in meaningful research partnerships.

Families Living (Un)Documented will investigate the history, experiences, and wellbeing of Latinx immigrant children and youth with mixed-status families through qualitative methods such as storytelling, oral history, and digital archives and quantitative methods such as systematic reviews - enroll in the lab today!

Join the OURS Program to participate in diverse research experiences spanning from natural and social sciences to humanities. Distinguish yourself with hands-on learning exclusively available to ASU Online Liberal Arts and Sciences students. Your path to academic growth and success starts here!

Explore migration to Germany and the U.S., focusing on cultural expression, community building, and climate change. Join UNESCO BRIDGES Humanities Labs, delving into Berlin and Phoenix immigrant communities, with a GIE opportunity to study abroad in Winter Break ‘24: Engage Berlin: Migration, Art, Place - enroll in the lab today!

In the U.S. today, "gun culture" is a widely used term, but what does it truly mean? This course examines the meaning of "gun culture" in the U.S., and the interplay of firearms, society, and culture. Join us to understand America's complex relationship with guns and its impact on gun violence - enroll in the lab today!

Make a difference by creating innovative solutions to local, national and global challenges. Promote sustainability, service and innovation by applying your passion, knowledge, and expertise.

ASU Student Government is a great way to get involved with your university and the community. Serve as a representative or just stay up to date on issues affecting you as a student.

The Student Union for Community Service unites students, staff, faculty, and community partners to drive positive change. Connect with like-minded peers to gain valuable knowledge and hands-on experience in social justice, while exploring local and global service opportunities

Passionate about creating a fair and sustainable society? Join Public Allies Arizona to gain experience, collaborate with diverse leaders, and make a difference! Public Allies Arizona connects emerging leaders with paid internships at local nonprofits.

Conversations to Remember is a nonprofit dedicated to reducing loneliness among seniors through virtual visits with college students. Volunteers commit to 16 weeks of weekly video calls and receive training and support. The program is free and available nationwide, with additional volunteer opportunities such as social media management and outreach.

Work+ provides opportunities to grow and apply the skills and mindsets for the digital future. Working learners access a myriad of resources to develop 8 work competencies valued by employers as top career readiness characteristics.

ASU students have an opportunity to join 1 of 3 different projects in Honduras and Panama. Participants meet with community members in real time online along with a project facilitator to identify a project and build an implementation plan.

Utilize strategic design, systems thinking, and rapid product realization to develop and deploy ideas, tools, and technologies that provide unconventional and effective solutions to complex challenges.

Learn new strategies and methods for how to tackle any challenge or problem through the Principled Innovation Academy (PIA).

Ready to make a difference? Apply for the Sacramento Scholars Internship Program to gain firsthand experience in government and public policy in California’s capital. Work with legislators, enhance your research skills, and network with like-minded Sun Devils!