Student For-Profit

The EMC facilitates numerous employment opportunities (e.g. internship, graduate and research assistant, and part-time consulting positions) for currently enrolled SDSU students. Typically, the Center hires up to 100 students per year to work with regional entrepreneurial companies, non-profit organizations, and technology innovators. The Center also hires students to work on EMC programs and strategic initiatives. Most positions tend to be targeted toward graduate business students, but all currently enrolled SDSU students with qualified experience are encouraged to submit applications.

Earning Course Credit - In order to earn graduate course credit for an internship, you must enroll in either:

• BA 780 - Field Studies in Business, or
• BA 798 - Special Study

Please note that you will need to verify with your professor that the internship project meets all requirements for the course credit. Primary areas of employment available through the EMC:

EMC Entrepreneur Internship Program

The EMC develops paid internships with regional entrepreneurial for-profit companies and also non-profit agencies on a year-round basis. Assuming your background meets preferred criteria according to the employer, your resume will be forwarded to the host organization. The organization will contact those candidates they are interested in interviewing directly. If a match is made, paperwork is coordinated by the EMC and the student is hired through SDSU Research Foundation.

If you are interested in EMC internships, please complete the resume submission form.

Past Employers