Who can apply?
- MLB describes the program for students interested in sports business, but the overview does not establish one universal undergraduate class year.
- The selected opportunity controls current student status, degree, location, authorization, and compensation.
- Club internships are separate from the Office of the Commissioner program described here.
The Commissioner's Office program is not a directory of every internship offered by an MLB club.
Dates, pay & program timing
MLB describes a minimum nine-week program beginning the Wednesday after Memorial Day. Verify the active cycle and exact dates in the current listing.
View the deadline calendarThese details reflect the sources at the review date. An overview is not a live job offer. Check the official page for today's application status and the selected opening's written terms.
How to apply to Major League Baseball
- Use MLB's official programs page to locate the active Summer Internship application.
- Select a department and check the role's education, schedule, location, authorization, and pay details.
- Submit through the official MLB career system and save the exact program or requisition record.
You leave FirstInternships to apply. We do not accept applications, offer referrals, or represent the employer.
Our editorial advice · not employer requirements
How to prepare a stronger application
Match your evidence to the department: a campaign, event plan, data project, software build, financial analysis, writing sample, or community program.
Explain what changed because of your contribution; enthusiasm for baseball cannot replace role-relevant preparation.
Your preparation, on this device
Make it a plan.
Checking an item saves this program. These are planning prompts, not a substitute for the employer's full requirements.
Add a stage & next actionOfficial sources & update notes
We reviewed these publisher pages on . They establish the program facts above; our preparation suggestions are independent editorial guidance.
We do not infer deadlines, remote eligibility, or guaranteed offers from older recruiting cycles. Read our editorial process.