HDFS 4790 - Internship in Human Development and Family Science (6-12 Credit Hours)

Other Contact Hours: 16-36
The HDFS internship is a supervised experience in the Human Development and Family Science field where the intern employs the knowledge base acquired in their course work. Students must apply to intern. The internship site is selected by the student after consulting with faculty and must be approved by the internship committee. Students enrolled in the program must comply with regulations required by the internship site and HDFS best practices. Interns must complete all components and required hours of the internship to receive a passing grade in the course. Internships can be 6, 9, or 12 credits. Contact hours are determined by credit hours. The course is only repeatable for 6 credit hours across 2 semesters.

Prerequisite(s): A minimum grade of “C” in HDFS 2138 & HDFS 4138; Junior Standing; A minimum grade of “C” in 12 credits of HDFS course work.
Repeat Limit: Repeat Once
When Offered: Every Semester(excluding summer), Summer offerings possible, but not guaranteed