Internships provide structured, hands-on learning opportunities that bridge the gap between classroom theory and professional practice. Through our internship program, sociology students apply the concepts, theories, and research methods they've learned to real-world challenges in community organizations, nonprofits, government agencies, and social service organizations. An internship can help you explore your career interests, gain the skills you'll need for future jobs, and build your professional network.
Internship Work Plan Form
---SOC/CHS 393 will not be offered in Summer 2026---
If you need to complete your internship credit in Summer 2026, you can enroll in SBS 393. Follow the steps below:
- Identify and secure an internship at an approved and reputable non-profit organization, company providing health services, or a government agency.
- Download and complete the Internship Work Plan Form with your potential internship supervisor. NOTE: Please make sure that the application has your supervisor's signature. Students will be unable to enroll in the internship without a fully completed application.
- Email the completed and signed workplan to SBS internship coordinator, Stephanie Noriega (smnoriega@arizona.edu).
Contact your academic advisor if you have any questions.