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• - Local, national, and international internships and jobs. 
• - Paid and unpaid internships for a standard 10-week period across the United States. Various positions in nonprofit work. 
• - A summer internship in Washington D.C. to work in Arab relations. Interns receive a stipend.

• - seasonal internships in Washington D.C. to attend events, conduct research, etc. Interns receive a stipend. 
• Virtual Student Foreign Service- work about 10 hours/week online for an academic year. Apply at . 
• TLG/HECFAA Internships- Summer, paid internships directed at minority college students. Apply at . 
• - Seasonal, paid internships to conduct research on education and policy studies. Includes Washington D.C, New York, and Aspen, Colorado.  
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Washington, DC Unpaid Internships

• : A Public Service Leadership Program- Fall, spring, or summer with duties such as “conducting research, managing incoming inquiries,... writing memos, and staffing events.”
• - In Arlington, Virginia during the summer and academic year. Listen to oral histories and conduct interviews. 
• DACOR Bacon House Foundation- a full-time internship to help plan and staff events. Email dacor@dacorbacon.org with resume attached. 
• - Interns help with conducting and organizing research and attending events. 
• - Year-round opportunities in New York and DC. Internships available in administration, research, publishing, communications, etc. 16-21 hours/week. 

• - Paid, non-career position to serve for 60 months with the Foreign Service abroad. 
• - An unpaid internship to serve in U.S. embassies around the world or several stateside bureaus in Washington D.C. and across the U.S. 
• U.S. Department of State Student Internship Program- Intern in an embassy abroad for 8-14 weeks. Unpaid, housing often covered. Apply at . 
• U.S. Foreign Service Internship Program- two full-time summer internships for sophomores or juniors in college. The first is in Washington, D.C., and the second is in an embassy abroad. Interns are paid as a salaried government employee. Apply at . 
• - Options in Washington D.C. and South & Central America. Fluency in French, Spanish, or Portuguese required. Focuses on the promotion of democracy, conflict resolution and prevention, etc. 

Other International Opportunities

• - Volunteer around that world to give humanitarian aid.   
• - Learn a critical language in a target country. Program, housing, and travel are funded. 
• - Conduct research and teach English abroad. 
• - Complete a funded master’s degree in international affairs. Includes 2 paid internships during school and guaranteed job at the end.