Internship Resources

Internship Resources

The Department of Public Administration and International Affairs sees the internship search as an opportunity to develop the skills and knowledge needed to successfully search for jobs in international relations and public policy.  As such, we provide support, guidance and mentoring to students during the process, but encourage students to engage in the search directly.

Forms

When to Submit

Notes

Forms

When to Submit

Notes

Submit Internship Form

As soon as you secure an internship

Land an Internship? This is Step 1 to let the department know

 

By the Add Deadline of the semester, or close to it!

This form will register you in PAI 670, and you will receive 3 credits for your internship, in place of an elective. Save to your computer prior to filling it out.

 

By the start of your internship

If you are completing the MAIR required internship, but not for credit, fill out this form. Save to your computer prior to filling it out.

 

At the conclusion of your internship

The PAIA department will send this form to your supervisor for completion, review, and return. Save to your computer prior to filling it out.

Please use the following resources to help identify opportunities in the international affairs space.

Job Boards

Identifying Organizations

In the international development space, bilateral aid is carried out through partnerships with locally-based organizations, known as implementing partners or grantees.  By identifying who works where, it can be helpful to focus on particular sub-fields or employment locations

Washington, D.C., & Global Organizations

New York, N.Y., & Global Opportunities

Other International Organizations

 

National Security & Foreign Policy

Private Sector National Security Contractors

Federally Funded Research & Development Centers

Advisory & Risk Management

Policy Research and Think Tanks

Global Issues

Policy Research & Advocacy

Regional Think Tanks & Policy Advocacy

Other NGOs

Fellowships