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Animal Science(ANSC) 494 Internship

The Department of Animal Science strongly believes in the value of an internship opportunity. Internships should be face-to-face and hands-on; therefore, if you have acquired an internship opportunity for the upcoming semester we will be evaluating your potential experience and enrolling students in the appropriate course credits.

If you are interested in receiving course credit for internship work you perform during the Summer/Fall 2025 semester, please complete the application form linked below. The application must be completed by 5pm on May 16, 2025 to receive potential course credit for the upcoming Summer or Fall semester.

Internship Requirements

  • Complete the application form on the website – all questions MUST be completely answered.
  • Application direct link:  https://tamuag.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0dJYPKKtmYF6BBc
  • If requested hours are approved-all hours will be added to your spring schedule. You do not need to register for this.  Students cannot exceed 5 credit hours of ANSC 494 in their undergraduate program.  80hrs of internship work=1 credit hour
  • All Equine Certificate Internship questions need to be directed to  [email protected]
Application Form

If you have any additional questions related to internship opportunities and enrollment into ANSC 494 Internship /ANSC 399 Animal Science Experience courses, please email Ms. Donna Witt ([email protected]).

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