ASU experiential learning internships
Internships provide students with the opportunity to gain real-world experience in their chosen field while still in school. They typically involve working for a company or organization for a set period of time, usually a semester or a summer, and can be either paid or unpaid. Internships may be part-time or full-time and can be completed during the academic year or over the summer break. Access thousands of internship postings through Handshake(opens in a new tab).
If you want to receive academic credit for your internship, make sure to check with your academic advisor to learn more about the process.
International internships provide students with the opportunity to gain valuable professional experience while also immersing themselves in a new culture. International internships for ASU students can be found here: https://goglobal.asu.edu/go-intern(opens in a new tab).
Global Virtual Internships allow you to gain professional work experience with an international company - no travel required! You can learn more and apply for placement here(opens in a new tab).
Internship project examples
Capital Scholars
Experience Washington, D.C. as an intern and choose from opportunities at the White House, Congress, courts, government agencies, lobbying and consulting firms, advocacy groups, media outlets, museums, think tanks, non-profit organizations or more.
MCLEAPS
The MCLEAPS program offers paid internships to ASU students in Maricopa County departments, providing hands-on experience that enhances their education. Open to all majors, MCLEAPS introduces students to careers in public service and offers valuable, specialized training. Apply now!
Handshake
Internships related to public, social & human services can be found using Handshake. Check out positions that may be of interest to you.