Studies
Internships
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Here is a list of
some available Internships, covering a broad range of interests, all in
a way related to Global Studies. Feel Free to click on any Title to visit its Website. |
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Employer: American
Enterprise Institute
Stipend Amount: Varies
Description:
The American Enterprise
Institute Internship is open to undergraduate, graduate, and
postgraduate students. This is an unpaid internship and you
must have an exceptional academic record. Opportunities are
available in research in Economic Policy, Foreign and
Defense Policy, and Social and Political Policy. A complete
listing of available internships is found on the Web site.
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Employer:
Nuclear Age Peace Foundation
Stipend Amount:
Varies
Description:
The Nuclear Age Peace
Foundation Internship for Academic Credit is open to high
school, undergraduate, graduate and continuing education
students. You must have an interest in the peace and
disarmament field, peace and security or non-profit
management and be available to intern for six to ten hours
per week for approximately ten weeks. You must include a
letter of intent, two letters of recommendation, a resume
and a copy of your transcript to be considered for this
award. Applications are received on an ongoing basis.
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Employer:
Christophers, The
Stipend Amount:
Varies
Description:
The Editorial Internship is
open to students who are currently enrolled sophomores,
juniors or seniors with a minimum 2.5 GPA. You must have a
liberal arts background and an interest in communications,
publishing or the operations of a non-profit organization.
You will work primarily with the editorial department as it
pertains to the publishing and distribution of books, News
Notes and newspaper columns and you have the opportunity to
learn all aspects of communications and publishing. You must
also be highly motivated with above average writing ability.
This position is unpaid and for course credit only. The
position dates are in the Fall, Spring and Summer and the
location is in New York City, New York. A resume, cover
letter and two recommendations are required and may be
submitted via mail or e-mail. Please note The Christophers
will not provide for long-distance travel expenses or
housing arrangements related to this internship.
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Employer:
Minority Access, Inc.
Stipend Amount:
Varies
Description:
The Minority Access
Internship Program is available to all undergraduate and
graduate students. You must be a U.S. citizen, have a
minimum 3.0 GPA and have completed at least your
undergraduate freshman year. This program is intended to
offer students experience in diversity and scope of career
opportunities available in the federal government and other
participating entities. In addition to the application, you
must submit an official academic transcript, one letter of
recommendation and a resume to be eligible for this award.
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Employer:
Nuclear Age Peace Foundation
Stipend Amount:
2500
Description:
The Wallace T. Drew
Internship is open to students who attend an accredited
college or university. You must have emphasis in the peace
and disarmament field and be available to intern for 400
hours, or approximately ten working weeks full time during
the summer. You will receive a stipend of $2,500, but you
are responsible for transportation and housing costs. You
must include a letter of intent, two letters of
recommendation, a resume and a copy of your transcript to be
considered for this award.
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Ruth Floyd Internship
Employer:
Nuclear Age Peace Foundation
Stipend Amount:
2500
Description:
The Ruth Floyd Internship is
open to students who attend an accredited college or
university. You must have an emphasis in international law
and global security and be available to intern for 400
hours, or approximately ten working weeks full time during
the summer. You will receive a stipend of $2,500, but you
are responsible for transportation and housing costs. You
must include a letter of intent, two letters of
recommendation, a resume and a copy of your transcript to be
considered for this award.
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Employer:
Washington Center
Stipend Amount:
Varies
Description:
The Norm Mineta Internship is
available to students who are interested in internship
opportunities within the U.S. Department of Defense and
other defense agencies. You must have completed at least 45
academic credits in an accredited college or university and
be studying: engineering, history, mathematics/statistics,
computer science/information technology, finance/accounting,
economics/business, foreign languages, science,
communications or political science/international relations.
You must also be a U.S. citizen, have a minimum 2.95 GPA,
and pass security clearance at the Secret level to qualify
for this program. Interns will receive a full scholarship
covering the Washington Center's program fee, full-furnished
housing in the Washington, D.C. metro area, a weekly stipend
of $250 and round-trip travel to and from Washington, D.C.
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Employer:
National Trust for Historic Preservation
Stipend Amount:
Varies
Description:
The National Trust Internship is
available to students who are interested in learning more about
historic preservation and gaining more experience in the field.
This is a 10-week internship program in Washington, D.C., where
interns will have the opportunity to take part in projects in
various departments in the Trust's main office and at D.C.
historic sites. This year's program will begin June 6 and run
through August 12.
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Employer:
Department of the Navy - Naval Historical Center
Stipend Amount:
Varies
Description:
The Naval Historical Center
Internship Program is open to students interested in naval
history. Internships are available in the curator,
education, public relations and design departments. There is
no set length for an internship. Internships can last an
academic quarter or semester, during which time the student
may participate full or part time. The center provides no
stipend or salary for interns. A small honoraria of
approximately $20 per day ($400 limit per intern) is
possible if funds permit. In addition to the application,
you must submit one letter of recommendation, an unofficial
transcript and a writing sample.
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Employer:
IFES
Stipend Amount:
Varies
Description:
The IFES Africa Division
Internship is available to currently-enrolled undergraduate
and graduate students majoring in fields related to African
studies. You must demonstrate excellent organizational,
research, writing and communication skills and exhibit the
ability to meet deadlines and support multiple projects in a
fast-paced environment. Proficiency with Microsoft Word and
Excel are also required. Preference is given to students
with oral and written fluency in Portuguese.
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Employer:
Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW)
Stipend Amount:
Varies
Description:
The C.R.O.W. Externship for
Natural Science Students is available to natural science
students and others interested in wildlife rehabilitation.
Externships, which are a minimum of four weeks in length, are
conducted at the non-profit C.R.O.W. hospital's facilities in
Southwest Florida, and students will be able to participate in
many aspects of the center's work while being supervised by a
full-time staff veterinarian. Duties include cleaning compounds,
diet preparation, orphan hand-rearing, patient handling,
wildlife rescues and releases, and other projects.
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Employer: Italian Cultural
Institute, Washington, D.C.
Stipend Amount: Varies
Description:
The Italian Cultural
Institute Internship is open to undergraduate students
enrolled at an accredited college or university. You must be
interested in Italian culture, demonstrate MS office suite
and Internet proficiency, and have strong organizational
skills. Knowledge of Italian is helpful, but not required.
Interns must commit to working at least 25 hours per week or
100 hours per month. This unpaid internship is located in
Washington, D.C.
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Employer:
National Trust for Historic Preservation
Stipend Amount:
Varies
Description:
The Elizabeth Hynson
Internship is available to graduate and exceptional
undergraduate students who are interested in learning more
about historic preservation and gaining more experience in
the field. This is a 10-week internship program in
Washington, D.C., where interns will have the opportunity to
take part in projects in various departments in the Trust's
main office and at D.C. historic sites. A stipend will be
provided.
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Employer:
Cooper-Hewit, National Design Museum, Smithsonian Institution
Stipend Amount:
2500
Description:
The Paul Krueger Summer
Internship is available to undergraduate and graduate students
who are currently enrolled in a full-time academic program at a
degree-granting institution studying art history, architectural
history, museum studies, museum education or design. You must
submit a cover letter stating the museum department(s) where you
hope to be placed, a current resume, official college
transcripts, two letters of recommendation and an essay. This
internship is a 10-week program beginning the second Monday of
June.
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