Since 2006, the Study & Internship Program (SIP) has enabled highly qualified undergraduates from U.S. and Canadian colleges and universities to experience the German approach to hands-on education at a member of UAS7, a consortium of Germany’s top universities of applied sciences. SIP students spend a semester studying at a UAS7 campus and a semester interning.
As a Directorate of Operations Undergraduate Intern for the CIA, you will support the Directorate of Operations (DO) mission of collecting human intelligence on critical international developments.
The Department of Health Career Opportunity Programs actively recruits underrepresented medical and dental students and supports those who are enrolled throughout the academic year.
In response to a growing need for student experiential learning opportunities in energy, URI Cooperative Extension created the Energy Fellows Program in 2008 to enhance the undergraduate and graduate student learning experience.
The Noyce Scholars program seeks to recruit STEM majors and professionals for a career in K-12 education.
The purpose of this program, which draws assistants not only from the English-speaking world but also from France, Italy, Russia, and Spain, is to bring talented and enthusiastic young people from abroad into the classrooms of secondary schools in communities large and small all over Austria.
In addition to the language course, field trips, cultural programs, and volunteer work opportunities with local organizations in Yogyakarta, the program also includes a post-program event in Jakarta that is designed to broaden the students’ perspective, knowledge, and exposure to contemporary issues facing Indonesia, while also giving them the opportunity to network with government officials, experts, academics, NGOs and private sector.
Vaclav Havel (1936-2011) was a playwright, political dissident, and the former president of
Czechoslovakia and the Czech Republic.
The Victory Institute’s Victory Congressional Internship and Victory Congressional Fellowship are developing the next generation of out public leaders.
Students will receive housing accommodations in downtown DC, Stipend to cover other living expenses in DC ($1,000), Airfare or other transportation to and from Washington, DC, at the beginning and end of the program, Academic credit (depending on each participant’s college or university), and Airfare, hotel and conference fees for the Victory Institute’s International LGBTQ Leaders Conference in December.