Integrated STEM Internship Program
infoHelp shape the future of Missouri communities
MU Extension is gathering input to better understand what matters most to Missourians — from health and jobs to education and more.
Please take 10 minutes to complete a short survey that asks a few questions about yourself and what matters most in your community. Responses will be anonymous. The data collected will directly inform MU Extension’s future programming and priorities.
The MU Integrated STEM Internship Program (ISIP) is a 9-week paid internship that includes hands-on experience in a University of Missouri research setting and work with county-based Extension faculty members. It is open to all undergraduates completing their first, second or third year of college. Interested students will choose to apply in one of the following areas:
- Plant Health and Production
- Animal Health and Production
- Food Safety, Nutrition and Health
- Agriculture Economics and Rural Communities
Interns will receive $500 per week ($4500 total) plus travel expenses, campus parking and a stipend for housing and food.
