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Internships: Gain Real-World Experience
Internships are one of the best ways to develop practical skills, professional networks, and firsthand insight into global affairs, diplomacy, and international leadership. They allow students to apply their knowledge, explore career paths, and make meaningful contributions while still in school.
Whether you’re interested in working with embassies, NGOs, think tanks, international organizations, or research institutions, a strong internship application can open doors and set you apart.
Where can you intern?
Ages 15–18 (High School / Pre-University)
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Embassies & Consulates: Shadow staff, assist in event coordination, basic research
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Youth Leadership Programs: Youth parliaments, Model UN teams, debate leadership initiatives
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NGO & Human Rights Internships: Youth-focused programs at Amnesty International, Red Cross, Human Rights Watch
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Online & Research Platforms: Content creation, social media, or article writing for youth diplomacy websites
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Essay & Policy Research: Participate in competitions, contribute to think tank youth projects
18+ (University-Level / Advanced Opportunities)
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UN & International Organizations: UNDP, UNICEF, WHO, UNESCO internships
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Think Tanks & Policy Research: Chatham House, Brookings Institution, Council on Foreign Relations research assistantships
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Professional Diplomatic Internships: Embassies or consulates with higher responsibilities (policy briefs, research, event management)
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International NGOs: Program coordination, advocacy, or communications roles
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Media & Journalism: International political reporting, research, and content creation