Internships

Barrett students are encouraged to explore and engage in internship experiences to:

• Gain hands-on experience in a professional setting
• Meet and connect with those in your field - potential future employers, coworkers, etc.
• Gain self-confidence, professional experience, and leadership skills

Students also have the opportunity to earn up to three upper-division honors credits during the fall or spring semesters for their internship experience. To learn more, please visit the Honors Credit page.

Barrett students have secured internships in the governor’s office, local congressional districts, and the United States Senate, as well as with Goldman Sachs, Microsoft, Google, and The American Heart Institute. With the number of internship opportunities submitted by supporters of Barrett, The Honors College, students are sure to find a position to fit their academic and professional interests.

For Students

The most current internship opportunities for Barrett students will be publicized over the Honors-L listserv, on social media, and at the bottom of this webpage. Students are also encouraged to engage in other experiences and opportunities with an internship and experiential-learning component such as University Service-Learning (USL), Vive Peru, and Study Abroad. 

If you are seeking funding for an internship opportunity in the summer, please see the Student Summer Development Prpgram.

Schedule an Internship advising appointment through the BASS system.

For Employers

If you are interested in recruiting Barrett Honors students for internships, please submit our online questionnaire.

Any questions? Please contact Cassandra Saenz, Internship & Community Engagement Coordinator, Sr., at cassandra.saenz@asu.edu. 

An internship is an opportunity for students to enhance their learning outside of the classroom, gaining hands-on experience in their potential career path. Inclusion of content on this page does not constitute or imply any kind of endorsement of the submitting organization, its products, services, or political ideologies. Barrett, the Honors College strongly encourages students to conduct their own research before applying to any positions.

Barrett, the Honors College reserves the right to remove postings from any entity that does not fit the criteria of an internship, as well as edit any submission for content-related concerns. For information on what makes a quality internship, please review ASU's Internship Guide for Employers.