Virtual internships are available in multiple career fields, offering professional development and practical experience. Earn between 4-10 credits while gaining experience in a virtual, cross-cultural environment.
Interns will be individually placed with a specific organization focused on topics related to public policy and planning, such as environmentalism, sustainability, non-profit work, urban development, community engagement, and more!
Live and learn about sustainability in a hands-on way. Explore creative and applied solutions to the effects of climate change, particularly as relates to community development and education, ecotourism, and farming.
Since 2013, this program has offered a variety of fieldwork practicums with a focus on social work and public health.
Interns will support a community-based non-profit focused on human rights for sex workers in Singapore and beyond. Project X is challenging the stigma of sex work and working to end discrimination that results in physical, verbal, emotional, and financial violence.
Contribute to research projects with a dynamic think tank in the coastal city of Kochi. Interns are invited to India’s Centre for Public Policy Research (CPPR) to support research in one of three study centers for comparative studies, urban studies, and strategic studies. Students can choose their area of interest, including education, health, urbanization, government, poverty, development, mobility, smart cities, planning, foreign policy, security, and more.
Interns will work alongside the Commercial Specialists at the U.S. Commercial Service in Singapore, learning about the business climate in Singapore and SE Asia. The USCS supports American companies looking to expand their business in the ASEAN economies. Interns will conduct market research, assist in develop customized solutions for clients, and support trade events. Internship only open to US citizens. Interested students are encouraged to apply ahead of the application deadline.
Support a New Delhi-based public charitable trust, which provides homes and resources for orphaned and abandoned children and underserved young adults in India. Interns will support activities from the head office and can also organize and assist with educational and social programs in the children’s homes. Opportunities are available within teaching (English, art, technology, life skills, etc.), social and health programming, IT, communication, organization, and management. Unique homestay option for interns to live at one of the children’s homes.
Teach English and support activities at a liberal arts university located along the eastern coast of Japan. Interns work with English majors in and outside of the classroom and can take advantage of Japanese language courses and a vibrant international community on-campus.
This wildlife rescue site focuses on the care, rehabilitation and study of Costa Rican wildlife, including sloths, toucans, macaws, owls, monkeys, and other creatures that become injured, ill, or orphaned in the wild. The site gives them a loving home with the goal of providing appropriate medical treatment, rehabilitation and then – when possible – returning them to their natural environments. Interns at this site will assist with daily animal care and clinical activities.