The International Affairs Junior Fellowship gives college graduates the opportunity to shape international economy policy on behalf on the United States. They get exposed to the world of international economy and important players such as IMF and the World Bank.
This program awards over one hundred scholarships each year to students from fifty countries each year for students to learn more about the workings of the German Parliament in Berlin. The IPS runs from March 1st to July 31st. Throughout the program, participants work in a three-month full-time internship in the office of a member of Parliament and can engage with activities such as drafting reports, speeches, and letters, preparing for meetings, or completing administrative work. In addition to this internship, participants are enrolled in the summer semester at a university in Berlin and can attend up to two courses at that school in addition to having various seminars throughout the program through IPS.
This is a full-time, paid internship with the European Parliament Office in Washington, DC. These are three-month internships with the opportunity to extend the internship for an additional two months and are offered in both the fall and spring. As an intern, students will work with staffers to address policy issues, participate in events and meetings, prepare research papers and memos for the office, assist in managing high-profile visitors and additional events, and analyze legislation. Students will be working with topics that include financial services, energy, the environment, outreach and public diplomacy, counter-terrorism, and additional fields that contribute to the office.
The communications & program intern will work primarily with our Communications Manager and Member Engagement Manager and other program staff to conduct research and develop materials to join the national conversation on advancing the liberal arts and sciences and supporting the Society’s 293 chapters and 50 associations.
The NGA Student Internship offers students the opportunities for real-world professional experience. The work assigned to students is professional in nature and is conducted in a learning environment that provides each student real-world experience and an opportunity to be evaluated for potential long-term employment.
Islamic Scholarship Fund is a fully funded internship that allow muslim Juniors and Seniors get hands-on experience on Capitol Hill.
The Legislative Assistants to Members of Parliament (LAMP) Fellowship offers a unique and an exciting opportunity for young Indians to learn law-making and public policy.
The FAO Schwarz Fellowships are designed to develop leaders committed to creating social change. The Fellowships are paid two-year positions with benefits at leading nonprofit host organizations in Boston, New York City and Philadelphia.
Freedom House is seeking three motivated candidates for the nine-month Freedom in the World. Each Junior Fellow will be hired to join Freedom House as a fixed-term, salaried employee, eligible for a generous benefits package. Junior Fellows will be responsible for managing the research for one of the six geographic regions covered by Freedom in the World. The Junior Fellows will have the opportunity to establish expertise on a specific region and will be called on to provide analysis of that region for internal use and potentially in response to media and other external queries.
These fellowship opportunities are open to professionals with years of experiences in the field to make positive change to tackle racial inequality across the United States. The fellowships can range from one to two years and when an individual applies, they are considered for all of the listed projects that are available. These projects can have varied locations and goals, but all focus on advancing racial equity in one form or another.