The Master Internship Agreement (MIA) is a legally binding contract between Utah Valley University (UVU) and the Internship Provider. The agreement outlines the responsibilities and expectations of students, the provider, and UVU. Additionally, it serves to protect both the university and Internship Provider from improper conduct on either end.
All Internship Providers are required to have an approved agreement on file prior to a student starting their internship. Agreements are valid for five years. Providers do not need to complete a separate agreement for each student they host. If you have any questions about the current status of an agreement, you can email [email protected].
The MIA is started by using the 'Start Internship Learning Agreement' below. Internship Providers are welcome to complete the agreement at any time even if they have yet to hire an intern. In most cases, a Career & Internship Center representative will reach out by email if a student is trying to perform an internship with your organization and we do not already have an agreement on file.
Please note that only the Career & Internship Center and the Internship Provider will need to complete the agreement. Students do not need to sign. All MIA's are completed electronically through Adobe Sign.
Can I review the agreement before signing?
What if I have questions or would like to propose addendums?
My organization will not sign an agreement and has our own agreement which needs to be signed.
My organization will not sign an agreement and we do not have our own agreement in place.
So I do not need to complete an individual agreement for each student performing an internship with my organization?
I received a request to complete an agreement, but I am not the individual who signs agreements for my organization. Can I forward the request?
Do agreements need to be completed if the internship is performed with Utah Valley University?
Note: Students should NOT complete this agreement. This should be completed by an appropriate staffed employee representing the Internship Provider (i.e. company, organization)