In today's job market, experience matters. The best way to get ahead is with a paid, or unpaid, internship in a field directly related to your area of study. Students in the Department of Agricultural Economics have gained real-world experience through a variety of internships.
Why get an internship?
- 80% of internships lead to job offers
- Gain valuable work experience
- Try out different careers and work environments
- Apply classroom knowledge in the real world
- Develop transferable skills in leadership, communication, teamwork and technology
- Develop a professional network
Learn more about receiving academic credit for your internship.
Internship Reports
Please use the following forms to provide a report about your internship experience. Your responses help upgrade the quality of the internship program, and we value your feedback. Your responses will be confidential.
Interim internship report form*
Please complete the Interim Report Form after the first few weeks of working at your internship.
Final internship report form*
Please complete the Final Report Form at the conclusion of your internship.
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