Ground Campus Students

2023 Update:

How to get started:

Patrick Cassup, intern at Phoenix Herpetological Society

Here are the main ways campus based students complete the Capstone Internship requirement:

Traditional internship

The majority of students complete traditional internships, either in person or virtual. Students find internships either through posted opportunities or by creating their own internships with local organizations by direct outreach and networking. Please review the Find an Internship resources in this site, which apply to both Online and Tempe campus based students. Two important resources are: Handshake (ASU-wide job and internship posting site) and SustainabilityConnect (School of Sustainability posting site), though you are not limited to these sites. Internships may be paid or unpaid, review internship criteria for details.

Global Virtual Internship Program / Study Abroad Programs

The ASU Study Abroad Office manages a Global Virtual Internship Program which allows students of all majors to complete a fully remote internship with an international (or domestic) organization, and requires no travel. Term options include A, B, or C session options. Since this is a placement based program, there is an application fee. Internships are unpaid. Pre-approved to meet SOS 484 credit requirements. Spring, Fall, Summer options available. See website for details. note: this option is only available to undergraduate students

Some students choose to complete internships as part of their study abroad experience. These opportunities will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis, with additional information here.