Project Areas: Agronomy, Sustainable Agriculture, NGO/Non-Profit, Sustainable Development

There are a variety of remote internships available, with placements in the areas of Finance, Education, Environmental Sustainability and Sustainable Agriculture.

Keywords: Human Rights, NGO/Non-Profit

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.

Keywords: Sustainability Agriculture, Sustainable Development

Encourage stewardship and support outdoor conservation programs with a nonprofit in the heart of Singapore. Interns will directly support the work of Waterways Watch Society (WWS) by coordinating and leading educational and clean-up programs for visitors of all ages. Popular programs take place on foot, bike, and kayak. English language internship. Perfect for students who want to work outdoors and share their passion for the environment!

Keywords: NGO/Non-Profit, Sustainable 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.

Keywords: Graphic and Multimedia Design, Marketing

Join a digital marketing agency in Singapore serving 15+ clients from seven industries. Ninety Four uses its experience in marketing and technology to help clients achieve their goals. Interns are wanted to support marketing and graphic design projects.

Keywords: Animal Husbandry, Veterinary Medicine, Wildlife Conservation, Aquarium/Zoo Placements, Zoology

Support the efforts of Singapore’s first wildlife rescue center run by a non-profit and learn about local species and the illegal wildlife trade. Interns at ACRES will support daily animal care, including food preparation and distribution, cleaning and maintenance of enclosures, enrichment activities, and educational outreach. Interns with prior experience may also be able to support rescue operations and volunteer vet care.

Keywords: Animal Husbandry, Veterinary Medicine, Wildlife Conservation, Aquarium/Zoo Placements, Zoology

Interns will gain hands-on experience working with animals at one of the parks run by Wildlife Reserves Singapore (Jurong Bird Park, Night Safari, River Safari, Singapore Zoo). Interns will support daily animal husbandry, including preparing food and feeding animals, cleaning animal facilities, behavioral and environmental enrichment improvements, and other tasks as needed. Ideal for students studying zoology, wildlife science, veterinary science, and conservation.

Keywords: Chinese

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.

Keywords: Agricultural Business Management, Agricultural Research, Agronomy, Horticulture, Permaculture, Sustainable Agriculture

Gain valuable horticulture/permaculture or animal care experience at a sustainable farm on-site at an internationally recognized learning community in Northern Thailand. Internships may focus on agriculture, animal care, or farm education.

Keywords: Marginalized Populations, Elementary/Primary School, English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL), High School/Secondary School

Help bring nature and the English language to underserved youth in Japan with Mirai no Mori, a Tokyo nonprofit that runs outdoor camps, nature weekends, and leadership programs for abused, neglected, and orphaned children. Interns are primarily needed during summer term to help prepare and run three week-long camps in the forest. Office-based positions in fall and spring term may be possible, focusing on event management, fundraising, and program planning. Conversational Japanese or higher required.