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Put theory into practice

Want to take your passion for agriculture to the next level? We’re always looking for the next generation of bold thinkers and action-takers who see responsibility as an opportunity to make an impact. As a part of our agricultural summer team, you will be paired with a project lead and a mentor who will help guide you throughout your experience.

 

Apply to either the Grow@BASF Summer Internship program or the Campus2Career experience and begin shaping your future at BASF today!

  

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Grow@BASF Summer Internship Program

The Grow@BASF Summer Internship Program offers students a career-aligned, project-based experience designed to support the development of future leaders in agriculture and beyond.

Interns benefit from structured onboarding, dedicated mentorship, and a capstone project that showcases their impact. With tailored development sessions and curated learning opportunities, this program is a launchpad into the BASF Professional Development Program (PDP) and long-term career opportunities.

This is more than a summer job – this is an opportunity to Grow at BASF.

Campus2Career Experience 

The Campus2Careers Summer Program at BASF Canada offers flexible, task-based roles that provide valuable seasonal support while introducing summer associates to the dynamic world of agricultural innovation. Summer associates gain practical experience in a collaborative environment tailored to operational needs. This program is ideal for those seeking hands-on exposure without the structure of a formal internship, and it’s a great way to explore career possibilities at BASF.

Apply today and take the first step toward a career that grows with you!

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What do we look for in an applicant?

We look for students who are adaptable, coachable, and collaborative – curious thinkers with initiative and self-discipline.

You’re qualified if you’re eager to learn, interested in agriculture, and have completed at least one year of post-secondary studies. Strong communication, enthusiasm, and extracurricular involvement help you stand out, along with a valid driver’s license and willingness to travel for some roles.

  

Recent student experiences

What are our former students saying about their BASF summer experience?

Corine

Meet Corine, a previous summer student that we had the pleasure of connecting with. This was Corine’s second summer with BASF as a Summer Sales Intern in Southwestern Ontario. Corine had just finished her third year of the Food and Agricultural Business Co-op program at the University of Guelph and was working towards being in a customer facing role in Agri-lending.

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Tessa

Tessa has been a summer intern at BASF for three seasons in Alberta. She took part in our summer intern program most recently in the Sales team. Prior to her experiences at BASF, Tessa has worked as a farm hand, as well as with athletes in her community and in Calgary. Tessa will graduate with a Bachelor of Commerce degree. In 2023, Tessa won the BASF Canada Top Intern award for all of her contributions during her season.

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Donovan

Meet Don, one of our recent summer associates. Don completed his Bachelor of Science in Agriculture from the University of Lethbridge and joined the BASF team to work in the Canola Seed Production Program as an Agronomist Summer Associate.

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Shape your career at BASF

We’re always looking for the next generation of great innovators to impact our business and our customers today and tomorrow. We are convinced that diversity makes our company more successful. We look forward to your application, without regard to gender, age, national origin, citizenship, colour, religion/creed, sex/pregnancy, marital status, family status, gender identity/expression, sexual orientation, disability, race, or any other protected ground of discrimination.

 

In order to apply for the BASF Agriculture Summer Opportunities program, students must be currently enrolled and taking classes at an accredited program or institution and have completed at least one year of study.

  • First year students may apply during their first semester of school to participate after their second semester
  • Graduate students may apply if currently enrolled in school
  • Must be eligible to work in Canada
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Once you’ve submitted your application online, a member of our Campus Relations team will review your cover letter, resume and any supplementary materials. If you are a match for the role, you’ll be invited for an interview.

  • Interviews could be on the phone, via video conference, or in person to assess your skills
  • Note: Live interviews will not be recorded, saved or shared; if you have any issues or concerns related to video interviewing, please consult with your Campus Relations partner
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Connect with us. We are one team, working together to create chemistry. Our Campus Relations team can help you connect with a program that matches your skills and talents. We love to chat with new people. Let’s get to know each other. 
 
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