The American Gaming Association on Thursday announced a new Applied Research Experience Internship, offering graduate students the opportunity to conduct funded research focused on the U.S. gaming industry.
Master’s-level students and above are invited to propose original research projects in the gaming space using primary or secondary data. Selected students will design and lead a funded research project, fulfilling degree seeking academic requirements, of up to $5,000 that achieves academic rigor with practical industry application.
“This program reinforces the AGA’s commitment to strengthening the research foundation that supports a responsible and innovative industry,” American Gaming Association Director of Research Dr. Carly Johnson said in a statement. “We’re proud to support the next generation of researchers whose insights will advance our understanding of the issues shaping gaming’s future.”
Ideal candidates will demonstrate strong analytical and communication skills, familiarity with qualitative and quantitative research methods, and an interest in the intersection of gambling research, consumer behavior, and industry operations.
Participants will conduct work under the supervision of the AGA research team, with opportunities for regular mentorship and structured guidance. The students will work with the AGA to create a cadence and scope that satisfies individual academic requirements.
Students may submit proposals through January 30. Interviews will be conducted on a rolling basis through early February.
For more information, visit americangaming.org/applied-practical-experience-internship/ or contact Dr. Carly Johnson, DrPH, MPH at cjohnson@americangaming.org.
