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 an organization with a focus on international relations. Placements will vary based on interns’ experience, skill set, and interests.

Interns will be individually placed in a specific organization with a focus on an aspect of human rights. Placements will vary based on interns’ experience, skill set, and interests.

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!

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.

Join this public service non-profit as they employ education, research, and community engagement to tackle issues of climate change, environmentalism, and sustainable community development.

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.

Develop your cross-cultural professional skills in a variety of fields while in New Zealand. Individualized placements are available in business, communications, social work, art and design, film, sports, non-profit management, hospitality, tourism, architecture, and education.

The Cambodian Organization for Children and Development (COCD) is a locally-run NGO in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, focused on children development in rural areas. They work with some of Cambodia’s poorest families, using a child-centered approach to improve social and economic empowerment, child protection and development, capacity building, and sustainability.

Interns work in the Gachuurt Vegetable Growing Project, performing hands-on gardening tasks to help local…