Are you still studying but you want to gain experience in a international non-profit organization? Well, this internship in Development & Outreach suits you. During the 3 months internship you will learn about the organization's priority: human rights issues. Apply now!

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Organization/Company: Human Rights Watch is a non-governmental, non-profit organization for the protection and defense of human rights. Its staff, composed of more than 400 members worldwide, is made up of human rights professionals, including national experts, lawyers, journalists and university professors of different backgrounds and nationalities. Founded in 1978, Human Rights Watch is known for its thorough study of facts, unbiased information, effective use of media, and targeted defense, often in collaboration with local human rights groups. Every year, Human Rights Watch publishes more than 100 reports on human rights conditions in about 90 countries, ensuring a broad impact on local and international media. Thanks to its influence, Human Rights Watch manages to get meetings with governments, the United Nations, the African Union and the European Union, financial institutions, and many companies during which to promote changes in policy and practice in favor of human rights and justice throughout the world

Duty Station: Geneva, GE, CHE

Open To: who meets the requirements

Timeframe: full time, for 3 months

Deadline: open until filled

Job description: Development & Outreach Intern will primarily focus on planning HRW’s major fundraising and outreach events:

- drafting acknowledgment letters and other donor-related correspondence

- coordinating donor communication, engaging donors

- using databases, contributing to some translation

- conducting desk research for development and outreach projects

Interns will collaborate closely with staff to identify and create opportunities for donor involvement by informing existing and prospective supporters of their work

Qualifications: applicants profile required:

- Strong oral and written communication skills in both French and English

- Computer skills (e.g., Microsoft Office, internet applications)

- strong team players and disciplined self-starters

- demonstrated commitment to human rights and/or international issues.

Wage:  Internships are unpaid. However, interns may be reimbursed for some lunch and local travel costs as pre-approved by HRW and in accordance with HRW policy.  Students are often able to arrange academic credit  

Application process: Please apply by visiting the online job portal

Documents needed:

- CV/resume

- letter of interest

- writing sample

In order to apply look for : Internship/Volunteer, Development & Outreach Intern, DEVEL01157

Useful links:

link to the section Find Opportunity

Human Rights Watch

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Contact information:

51, Avenue Blanc

1202 Geneva

Switzerland

Tel: +41-22-738-0481

Fax: +41-22-738-1791

Contact Geneva Office

Website

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Are you a university student interested in communication and/or international relations? Are you curious to learn more about working in a diplomatic mission and how an EU Delegation represents the European Union interests and values in the Republic of Mauritius and in the Republic of Seychelles? If yes, our traineeship offer will be of interest to you…

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Organization/Company: The Delegation, established in 1976, ensures the representation of the European Union (EU) to the Republic of Mauritius and to the Republic of Seychelles, and the conduct of the relations with the Indian Ocean Commission (IOC).

The EU Delegation to the Republic of Mauritius and to the Republic of Seychelles has a number of important objectives. These include:

- Ensure the tasks of the European Union Presidency in Mauritius

- Promote and defend the values and interests of the European Union

- Ensure the follow-up of EU policies in all sectors

- Facilitate and contribute to the coordination with Member States’ Missions, particularly in the fields of EU competences, notably trade and external assistance

- Carry out Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) demarches as appropriate;

- Ensure the implementation of EU Development policy in line with the European Consensus on Development

- Ensure compliance with EU and international aid coordination policies - in particular the "2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development", comprising a set of 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SGDs) - and facilitates partnership agreements with EU financial institutions.

Duty Station:  Mauritius

Open To: students or young professionals who meet the requirements

Timeframe: starting from January 2019 or June 2019

Deadline:

- 31 August 2018 for start date of internship early January 2019

- 28 February 2019 for start date of internship early July 2019  

Job description: A non-remunerated traineeship of maximum 6 months within the Political, Press and Information section of the EU Delegation in the Republic of Mauritius.

 Main tasks:

- Conducting research and analysing information (political, economic, social developments in Mauritius, Seychelles and the region)

- Helping in organisation of public, cultural and visibility events, seminars and conferences, etc.

- Drafting the Daily Press Review concerning Mauritius, Seychelles and the Region (cooperation with the Indian Ocean Commission)

- Updating content for the Delegation's social media platforms (Facebook/Twitter)

- Other tasks set by the Head of Section

Qualifications:

- You are a student enrolled in the 3rd, 4th, 5th year at a local University following a curriculum which includes a training period as a compulsory part of your course and you reside in Mauritius, or ii) you are a young graduate with a University diploma (at least Bachelor degree) or in your last year of University and you do not reside in Mauritius

- You are a national from Mauritius, from an EU Member State or pre-accession State

- You have less than 1 year of professional experience and no previous professional experience in the EU Institutions longer than 6 weeks

- If you reside outside Mauritius, you need to prove that you receive financial support from a university or another public institution equivalent to 600 EUR/month.

Wage/Fees:  unpaid traineeship

Application process: Please send the filled application form, a curriculum vitae and a motivational letter by email to the following email address: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Useful links:

European Union External Action

Internship link

EU Delegation to the Republic of Mauritius

Contact information:

8th Floor, St. James Court, St Denis Street,

PO Box 1148, Port Louis, Mauritius

Tel: +230 2071515

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The ASEM-DUO fellowship programme gives you the opportunity  to do an exchange and study for a semester completely paid in Thailand

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Organization/Company: The recommendation for the establishment of a Fellowship Programme within the ASEM framework was first made by the Asia-Europe Vision Group in 1999. The creation of an "ASEM scholarship Programme" was suggested, underscoring that educational exchanges between Asia and Europe are key to establishing deeper understanding between the peoples of the two continents. Later, in the Asia-Europe Cooperation  Framework 2000, Leaders defined the promotion of "enhanced contact and strengthened mutual awareness between the people of our two regions" as one of the key priorities for ASEM in the future. In order to translate this priority into reality, the heads of Korea,France and Singapore jointly proposed the "ASEM-DUO Fellowship Programme (ASEM-DUO)" at ASEM 3 held in Seoul and this initiative was endorsed by the summit. ASEM-DUO Fellowship Programme has supported exchanges of professors and students in tertiary education field between Asia and Europe under ASEM domain

Duty Station:  Thailand

Open To: who meets the requirements

Timeframe: one semester

Deadline: 28th September

Job description: DUO-Thailand Fellowship Programme aims to enhance a balanced mobility of students between Thailand and 30 ASEM member states in Europe by supporting paired-based and two-way exchanges. In this respect, the programme requires that a PAIR (two persons) of students be exchanged in the framework of cooperative project/cooperation between higher education institutions in Thailand and in 30 ASEM member states in Europe

Activities:

- Undertake a study for at least 6 credits at the host institution. The subjects of study should correspond to the major or minor subjects of the applicant

- Conduct research as a part of the applicant’s study. The research work as the applicant’s thesis or dissertation should get approval from his/her university

Qualifications:

- Being an undergraduate or graduate student in higher education institutions of ASEM member states in Europe. The institution must be accredited by responsible agencies in their respective countries

- Being a citizen of ASEMmember states in Europe

- Obtaining GPA at satisfactory level in the ECTS system (70% of subjects taken are graded B for graduate students, and 70% of subjects taken are graded C for undergraduate students)

- Not having applied for or being the awardee of other scholarships

- Committing to submit a report and a study record showing the learning outcomes gained from the Thai home university to Office of the Higher Education Commission within 30 days upon completion of the programme

Wage:  For European students,the amount of fellowship is up to 3,200 euro (800 euro per month for 4 months)

Application process: Applicants must:

- apply through their respective institutions

- submit through the Thai university to Office of the Higher Education Commission

- submit in pair (A Thai student going to ASEM member state in Europe and a European student coming to Thailand)

Documents:

- an official letter from Thai university (signed by the president or authorized person)

- a copy of cooperation agreement between Thai and European universities

- a completed application form

- a copy of the letter of acceptance from Thai and European universities

- a copy of the Record of DUO-Thailand Study Programme

- a copy of transcript/study record

As for European students, a copy of transcript/study record should be translated into English and GPA has to be converted to ECTS system (A,B,C,D)

Useful links: link to the offer

ASEM-DUO home page

Contact information:

Ms. Chonticha Prathumtong
Office of the Higher Education Commission
328 Si Ayutthaya Road, Ratchathewi,
Bangkok 10400, THAILAND
Tel: +66 2 610 5406
Fax: +66 2 354 5570
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iVisa.com, a global passport and visa processing company, is offering a $1,500 scholarship to any student who is interested in study abroad. The application is straightforward, do not miss this chance!

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Organization/Company: iVisa.com provides expedited processing and guidance for any visa application since 2013. iVisa provides the simplest solution to process travel visa. They enable travelers to process visas from a computer, smartphone or tablet. Travelers no longer need to research or get frustrated dealing with different Governments. Travel agents, Destination Management Companies and Corporates can use iVisa.com to process any travel visa

Duty Station:  not mentioned

Open To: who meets the requirements

Timeframe: the winner for that year will be announced on the 20th of May

Deadline: 15th May 2019

Job description: To continue the support for scholarship, culturalization, and travel, iVisa announces its US$1,500 scholarship, in order to win you need to write a 500 word story.

The story must discuss:

- how you learned of a new culture (either by making a friend from a different culture, or by traveling, or by something else)

- how that cultural experience improved your life

The scholarship can be used for school expenses in the terms before study abroad or during study abroad

Qualifications: suitable candidate:

- has a 2.5 GPA or the equivalent to a 2.5 GPA.

- is  a student at the time of application and on the 20th of May

Wage/Fees:  1,500 dollari

Application process: Email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. a letter titled "Scholarship Application" (not case sensitive). The letter must contain:

- A copy of your transcript. This must contain your GPA (official transcript)

- The application story in PDF format

Useful links:

link to the Scholarship

webpage iVisa

Contact information:

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Are you a student or a recent graduate and want to have an experience at an international organization? Apply for UNDP internships, fly to Belarus and contribute to its work in the world!

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Organization/Company: The UNDP - United Nations Development Program - is the United Nations division that works to eradicate poverty and reduce inequality and exclusion in some 170 states. Their programs contribute to the development of policies for increasing leadership and partnering skills, increasing institutional possibilities and developing resilience in order to achieve optimal results. It operates mainly in 4 main areas: poverty reduction, on which the annual UNDP report is of considerable importance, achieving the Millennium Development Goals, democracy, crisis prevention and care, environment and sustainable development. UNDP implements projects consisting essentially of technology transfer, sending experienced technicians and training personnel from developing countries. The first 10, by size of the amounts received, are Afghanistan, Sudan, Congo, Panama, Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Peru, Bangladesh and Iraq

Duty Station:  Minsk, Belarus

Open To: Students enrolled in a specialization program, students enrolled in the last academic year of a first degree course or graduate students within one year of graduation of one of the aforementioned

Timeframe: Unspecified

Deadline: 31/12/2018

Job description: UNDP offers internship opportunities in various sectors. Internship opportunities offered to students and graduates are a unique opportunity to participate in the work of the UNDP.

Typical activities performed by trainees include:

-conducting research

-write documents

-cataloging information

-assist in organizing conferences, forums or other collaborative events

-publish stories of knowledge and / or good practices

Qualifications: Ideal candidates must meet the following requirements:

-Be enrolled in a specialization program, be enrolled in the last academic year of a first degree course or be graduated within one year of graduation of one of the aforementioned

-Fluency in English

-Knowledge of Russian or Belarusian will be considered an advantage

Wage:  UNDP internships are not paid

Application process: To apply for internships you must register at the link on the offer page, inserting personal information and  CV

Useful informations: Applicants who will be suitable for internships must present the following documentation:

-UNDP internship application form

-Copy of the most recent CV in English

-Motivational letter

-Letter of the university that confirms the current enrollment and the graduation date or a copy of a diploma for graduate students

-Letter of approval or letter of reference from a faculty member

Useful links:

link to the offer  

UNDP

Contact information: In case of problems in the application, contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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MOOCs - Massive Open Online Courses - are free online courses taught by university professors that allow students to get informed through videos and quizzes on current topics. Most courses are in English.

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Organization: These courses are currently offered by the European Committee of the Regions (CoR),  the European Union's (EU) assembly of local and regional representatives that provides sub-national authorities (i.e. regions, counties, provinces, municipalities and cities) with a direct voice within the EU's institutional framework. Established in 1994, the CoR was set up to address two main issues. First, about three quarters of EU legislation is implemented at local or regional level, so local and regional representatives needed to have a say in the development of new EU laws. Second, there were concerns about a widening gap between the public and the process of European integration; involving the elected level of government closest to the citizens was one way of closing the gap. Within the European Union local and regional authorities have lobbied for an increased say in EU affairs. This resulted in the creation by the Maastricht Treaty of the European Committee of the Regions, and provision for member states to be represented in the Council of the EU by ministers from their regional governments.

When: The period of the courses runs from the 15/01/2018 till 14/01/2019 (You can also take part only to the courses and lessons chosen)

Where: online here

Opportunity Description: The CoR is the first EU body that developed and delivered two MOOCs on "Europe's regions, the EU institutions and policy-making" (2015) and "The EU budget and funding for regions and cities" (2016), which reached more than 15,000 participants worldwide. Building on this successful experience, the CoR is launching a third MOOC focusing on "How to make the most of EU resources for regions and cities". The MOOC will provide relevant information on present and future EU policies and programmes, as well as practical tools and examples of available funding opportunities at regional and local level.

The course will be available on Iversity, an online learning platform, and will include videos, factsheets, infographics and web-streamed live debates with Q&A from the course participants. Moreover, course followers will be able to interact via their learning journals in the course platform. During the first six weeks of the course (15 January-23 February 2018), followers will focus on one specific theme per week and will evaluate their learning progress via assignments and a weekly quiz. Studying time will be about 1.5 hours per week. The course material will remain online for one year, so that after the first six weeks learners can work through the course material in their own pace. The course is co-created with several Directorates-General of the European Commission – Regional and Urban Policy; Budget; Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion; Agriculture and Rural development; Eurostat – as well as the European Investment Bank, Interreg Europe and URBACT. The course is free of charge, open to anyone interested in EU and regional and local affairs, and accessible on all devices.

Qualifications: This course is for everybody interested in the EU and its regional and local affairs, particularly for officials of regional and local administrations involved in EU affairs. It also targets students, teachers, local journalists and citizens in general. The only requirement is to have a good knowledge of English and of the European Union

Application process: It is possible to register here

Fees: free

Contact:

Organizer: European Committee of the Regions

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Useful Links:

Link to the offer

European Committee of the Regions Homepage

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The Permanent Court of Arbitration is offering an internship for legal training in public and private international law. What are you waiting for!? Apply now!

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Organization/Company: Established in 1899 to facilitate arbitration and other forms of dispute resolution between states, the PCA has developed into a modern, multi-faceted arbitral institution that is now perfectly situated at the juncture between public and private international law to meet the rapidly evolving dispute resolution needs of the international community.

The PCA is an intergovernmental organization dedicated to serving the international community in the field of dispute resolution. It recruits and employs staff based on the highest standards of competence, integrity, and efficiency.

Duty Station: The Hague, Netherlands

Open to: Recently graduated law school with top marks. However, applications are also accepted from law students who are entering their final year of law school, as well as recent graduates who have some professional experience or are engaging in advanced law studies.

Timeframe: PCA Internships last for three months and start at the beginning of January, April, July, and October. PCA-ICCA internships also last for three months, starting in January, April, and October.   

Deadline:

- 1 September for Term 1, Jan-Mar

- 1 December for Term 2, Apr-Jun

- 1 March for Term 3, Jul-Sept

- 1 June for Term 4, Oct-Dec

Description: Internships are offered by the PCA to law students and recent graduates who wish to gain experience at an international arbitration institution. Internships offer a balance of legal and administrative assignments, allowing interns to gain insight into both the legal and practical aspects of international arbitration.

In addition to internships with the PCA’s International Bureau, the PCA also offers an internship in association with the International Council for Commercial Arbitration (ICCA). PCA-ICCA interns will undertake legal research, legal editing and organizational tasks, including work on ICCA publications, ICCA outreach projects (such as ICCA’s work worldwide on harmonization in the implementation of the 1958 New York Convention) and Young ICCA seminars and projects. PCA-ICCA interns do not engage in arbitration case work conducted under the auspices of the PCA.

Qualifications:

- Successful internship candidates are usually those who have recently graduated law school with top marks. However, applications are also accepted from law students who are entering their final year of law school, as well as recent graduates who have some professional experience or are engaging in advanced law studies

- Fluency in either French or English is essential. Additional language skills are a strong advantage, especially Arabic, Chinese, Russian and Spanish

- Candidates need not have a specialization in international dispute resolution or public international law, but should at least have demonstrated an interest in these fields

Required documents:

- A carefully written cover letter that indicates how you expect to benefit from the program, how you can contribute to the PCA and a brief description of areas of interest and knowledge of law

- A curriculum vitae

- A letter of recommendation from a professor or senior professional

- Copies of academic transcripts (scans or photos are sufficient)

- Proof of proficiency in English or French (for non-native speakers).

How to apply: Send an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. indicating the desired start date in the subject line and attaching a single PDF comprising an application package with the above-mentioned documents.

Useful Information: Internships are self-funded. An intern must have adequate financial resources and health insurance for the term to be eligible.

If you are selected and you require a travel visa to take up the internship, the PCA will provide documentation in support of your application.

Although interns are not formally considered staff members of the PCA, they participate in the PCA’s activities as members of the International Bureau.

Useful links:

Link to the offer

PCA website

Contact information:

Permanent Court of Arbitration

Peace Palace

Carnegieplein 2

2517 KJ The Hague

The Netherlands

T: +31 70 302 4165

F: +31 70 302 4167

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AER is looking for an intern to work in the Secretary General’s office and enhance your knowledge

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Organization: On 15 June 1985, at Louvain-la-Neuve, 47 Regions and 9 interregional organisations founded the Council of the Regions of Europe (CRE), which would later become the Assembly of European Regions in November 1987 at the second General meeting of the Regions of Europe in Brussels. In the year 1985 AER launched its first programme, Eurodyssey, designed to promote and encourage youth mobility. The creation of the Committee of the Regions (CoR) in 1994 and the Chamber of the Regions in the framework of the Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of Europe (CLRAE) in 1994, exemplified a victory for AER in advocating for the regions in Europe. In 1995, AER launched a campaign to promote regionalism in Europe. As a result, 300 AER members adopted in 1996 the Declaration on Regionalism in Europe immediately initializing a reference document for new and developing regions. Now the Assembly of European Regions (AER) is the largest independent network of regions in wider Europe. Bringing together more than 200 regions from 35 countries and 16 interregional organizations, AER is the political voice of its members and a forum for interregional co-operation. The present President is Magnus Berntsson from Västra Götaland (Sweden).

Duty station: Strasbourg, France

Deadline: February 20

Duration:  3 to 6 months

Target group: Students who meet the requirements

Description:  As part of the AER team you will deal with some daily organizational work required in the office of the AER Secretary General but also with public policy work. The main tasks asked will be:

– background research on policy matters

– translation and drafting of briefings, news articles

– help in the liaison with members

– help in the animation of 2 AER programmes : the Youth Regional Network and the Summer Academy

Requirements:  The ideal candidate will have a general understanding of European policies, an interest in political matters and a strong capacity in organization with the aptitude to work in a multinational team. The AER working language is English. A proficient, ideally mother tongue level of English is required. Mastering another European language would be an asset especially Spanish or German

Wage: remunerated

Application process: please send an email to Johanna Pacevicius at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. in which you intro­duce your­self, together with your CV in English and a short motivation letter

Useful information: For all internships within the AER, a contract must be signed by the AER and the student’s home University/School/Institute. Please note that this is compulsory. The internship is remunerated according to the legal requirements but the student meets his/her travel and living costs

Useful links:

Vacancy

AER Homepage

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If you are a graduate or an undergraduate student looking to experiment with real business in a multinational company, apply now, Coca Cola is waiting for you!

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Organization: Coca Cola Company is the largest beverage company in the world, refreshing consumers with more than 500 brands and nearly 3,900 beverage choices. John S. Pemberton conceived his drink recipe in 1886, his associate and accountant Frank M. Robinson named the name "Coca-Cola®" thinking that "the two C would be good together in advertising."
The drink has its name in the fact that in its recipe are used, among other substances, extracts from cola nuts and extracted from the leaves of the coca plant, the latter private of toxic substances. In 1927 Coca-Cola was also imported to Italy. In 1960 the first Coca-Cola appeared in cans, while in 1980 was also the one in PET bottle. Drink is available in most of the world's dining venues and is the beverage for excellence in fast food. The brand has been repeatedly referred to by numerous researches as the world's best known. The biggest rival of Coca-Cola is Pepsi, but there are many imitations.

Duty Station: not specificate

Open To: graduate and undergraduate students

Deadline: open

Job description: Being a trainee means getting involved in day-to-day business management. As an intern, you will get exposure to real projects and challenges in a lively environment and you will have the opportunity to experience a real experience. The trainee will work with the brightest and most prominent players in the industry and will be a member of the world's most recognized workforce. The Coca Cola Company provides two types of internships:
- internships for undergraduates: trainees are looking for an assortment of functions and can gain practical experience with the leading beverage company in the world
- trainees for graduates: graduate trainees must contribute to the success of the Coca-Cola Company through innovative ideas and the creation of acquired values both during studies and previous work experience. New graduates often possess innovative knowledge, enabling them to be the pioneers of the company. Based on a successful performance and the needs of this business, few interns can have the opportunity to become full-time Coca-Cola employees.
Through this internship the selected candidate will be able to:
- gaining an important experience in this field
- Build together a challenging and rewarding experience
- work and learn from business experts
- develop your own style.

Qualifications: opportunities vary from country to country. In some locations, the internships are aimed at university students and, in others, graduates and young people with the right work experience.

Wage/Fees: not specificated

Application process: to apply for one of the offers of Coca Cola Company you have to go to the following link, choose between North America, Eurasia and Africa, Europe, Latin America and the Pacific. Once you have chosen your destination you can apply for one of the available places by following the steps below:
- Identify the best job for you
- complete your online registration or signing in
- upload and enter your CV
- Click the Send button to complete the submission process.

Useful links:

vacancy page

Coca Cola Company

Contact information:

Coca-Cola Company

PO Box 1734

Atlanta, GA 30301, USA

Tel: 800.438.2653

email: filling the form

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A small number of short-term unpaid internships are available throughout the year

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Organization: The Centre for Independent Studies (CIS) is an Australian libertarian think tank. The Centre for Independent Studies seeks to create a better Australian society through ideas, research and advocacy that support individual liberty and responsibility, free enterprise, the rule of law and limited, democratic government. The CIS is endowed by donations, membership subscriptions, and book and event sales.

Duty station: Sydney, Australia

Deadline: not specified

Timeframe: not specified

Description: A small number of short-term unpaid internships are available throughout the year. Those who would like to be considered for a position during 2017 should send CV and a cover letter and will be added to the waiting list and contacted when a position becomes available.

Requirements: Interns are selected on three main criteria:

-That the intern is studying in a field that CIS has a research interest in or that they are prepared to be involved in the project offered which may not be directly research oriented.

-That a mentor within the CIS is available to work with the intern. It has been found that the experience is less than satisfactory on both sides if there isn’t a real project to be worked on and real support for the intern.

-That interns are available to work at office at 131 Macquarie St Sydney

Wage: unpaid

Application process: Please send CV and a cover letter explaining why you would like to intern at the CIS. They would also like to know candidate’s availability.

Please send the application to Jenny Lindsay This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Useful links:

CIS

Offer

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