37 Internship opportunities

Starbucks Japan provides the opportunity to work in Starbucks and experience the business. Students can learn how to engage with the work, how to build a good team, or how to innovate the market. For more information visit the official website here

The Hebridean Whale and Dolphin Trust (HWDT) conduct cetacean surveys, from their live-aboard research yacht Silurian, between April and October every year.  HWDT welcome aboard paying volunteers to assist with data collection and help monitor the various cetacean species found in Hebridean waters.  Join HWDT and have the experience of a lifetime, exploring the wilds of the Hebrides whilst contributing to a long-standing dataset – the basis of effective conservation. Teen Team Surveys provide a fantastic experience for younger environmentalists, with participants gaining the fundamental skills required to forge a career in marine conservation.  The protocol during the Teen Team Surveys is exactly the same as the Cetacean Monitoring Programme, however there will be more staff provision to offer insight and support. Duration: 7 days Cost: £995 per person Participant age: 16-17

Projects Abroad has spent over 25 years helping volunteers and interns fulfil their potential and make the world a better place. In the days before the internet, smart phones and budget airlines, an English University Professor and some overseas colleagues had an idea: What if young people could become international volunteers? They could learn new skills and contribute to communities at the same time. That was over 25 years ago and we’ve never looked back. While plenty of other companies have followed where we lead, we’re still the gold standard in international volunteering and internships. Every Project is built on our commitment of: safety, hassle-free travel and making a real impact. Our staff are all either in-country locals who we train and support, or ex-volunteers, who have been there, experienced the projects and seen what a difference they make. Our plans for the future are big. We believe that international volunteering and internships provide a defining experience for young people as they move from adolescence into adulthood, and we know that the work we do transforms communities. We’re making the world a better place, one volunteer at a time. For more information, visit  https://www.projects-abroad.com.au/

This is how Amnesty works. Amnesty International is the world’s largest and most-respected human rights organisation. Information obtained by our fearless researchers allow us to campaign against abuses of human rights around the world. In Australia and across the globe we bring torturers to justice, change oppressive laws and free people jailed for voicing their opinions. Amnesty’s vital work is funded by people just like you. We’re independent of any political ideology, economic interest or religion. We are a diverse and democratic movement of people who demand dignity, freedom, justice and equality for all. For more information, visit https://www.amnesty.org.au/

The Young Scientists of Australia (YSA) is a national organisation committed to promoting science and technology and helping young Australians to find the fun in it. The Young Scientists of Australia (YSA) is a national not-for-profit organisation run by and for young people aged 15 to 25, who are passionate about science. YSA runs regular social events for our community, which are open to everyone. We also organise science tours, visits and activities with partner organisations across the year. YSA works to promote science to our peers and the wider community through a variety of volunteering events and camps. What we do: Support National Science Week initiatives Volunteer for the ConocoPhillips Science Experience at Swinburne University, Federation University Australia, Melbourne University, Melbourne University Dookie Campus and at the KIOSC Centre. Volunteer for the prestigious Youth ANZAAS program Volunteer for a range of university and school programs Create custom-designed science support programs for high schools & universities Offer socials, events & camps for members and our community If you are interested in joining, please visit our membership page.  If you'd like to come to one of our events to find out more about us, please have a look at our upcoming events! For more information, visit  https://www.ysa.org.au/#chapters

The Stanford Institute for Medical Research is a program that lasts 8 weeks where students live at Stanford and conduct medical research under the guidance of accomplished Stanford professors or post docs. It is mostly open to Bay Area students. It also guides students in understanding how scientific research is actually performed. 50-60 students are accepted per year and there is NO COST to participate. In fact, some students sometimes receive a stipend for participating! At the end of the program students present their research posters. From the SIMR website, here is a description of the poster project: "This is the highlight of the summer for the SIMR program where students will present a poster of their research project. Family, teachers, and Stanford community members (faculty, students, and staff) join us to view the posters and speak with the students about their research. The poster session will be held in the evening before the last day of the program. A special talk on how to put together a research poster will be given during the first couple of weeks by the Faculty Director of the program. For more information visit  https://simr.stanford.edu/

NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory is a federally funded research and development center managed by Caltech and a leading center for robotic exploration of the solar system. The JPL Education Office works closely with NASA and Caltech, as well as educational organizations and institutions to offer internship opportunities at the laboratory to students from diverse backgrounds and in various stages of their education. NASA offers a wide variety of paid summer, spring, and fall semester internships, as well as some graduate fellowships and undergraduate scholarships through this site. Students may complete a single base application and then apply for up to 15 specific opportunities during any given application session. Opportunities are available in a range of disciplines and occur at one of the many NASA research centers across the country.

The purpose and objectives of the program: the intellectual development of children and teenagers; development of speech, memory, communication; teaching constructive speech skills based on logical reasoning. For more information visit the official website at http://school-palace.kz/intellekt/  

The Intern Project (TIP) places deserving public high school juniors and seniors across Los Angeles County in paid summer internships for 4 to 8 weeks based on their skills and career interests. Through TIP, students have worked in fields like Arts, Media & Entertainment, Engineering & Tech, Business, Government/Non-Profit/Philanthropy, and Healthcare & Medical Technology. Throughout the course of the summer, the LA Promise Fund offers professional development training, skill building, as well as field trips and special events to support the students’ on-the-job learning.  For more information visit the official website at  https://www.theinternproject.org/  

The NTSI-SkART accelerator is a unique format of project incubator for schoolchildren of two categories: the older category - students aged 14-21 and the junior category JuniorSkart - students aged 7-13. The main objectives are: to popularize project activities and increase interest in the problems and prospects of the socio-economic development of the regions which they live in; to identify and develop creative abilities and passion for scientific, technical, research and design activities, systems engineering; to increase motivation to study sciences and ; the formation of key competencies, professionally significant personal qualities and motivation for the practical application of subject knowledge; creating the necessary conditions to support gifted students; scientific education and targeted vocational guidance of students; promotion of scientific knowledge; Intensive system support and development of the project participant under the accelerator program; formation of the composition of students and the bank portfolio of talented young people, the most capable and prepared to master the programs of higher professional education for technical universities; search for new ideas, fixing new trends in the development of intellectual, technical creativity and invention; the formation of early vocational guidance and vocational training of students in general educational and vocational training systems according to the standards and competencies of JuniorSkills and WorldSkills; search for teams and promising solutions for the needs of the National Technology Initiative (NTI) market; the involvement of young people in innovation activities carried out on the basis of the Youth Innovation Creativity Centers (TsMIT); identifying potential participants of the UMNIK  For more information visit the official website at   http://ntsirf.ru/

YG's MLC is designed for high school students who are interested in learning more about our governmental process. This unique program allows teens to experience democracy first-hand by debating issues, writing bills, playing the roles of real government officials, attending a statewide conference and even running for elected office.

The UCD Sport and Exercise Summer Study Abroad Program provides is aimed at students with an interest/majoring in Sport Management, Kinesiology, Sport and Exercise Science and/or Nutrition. It provides an excellent opportunity to spend two weeks in Ireland whilst also meeting requirements for progression on your degree. The Program runs in early June each year and offers an exciting combination of academic, social and cultural activities, including a chance to learn more about and experience first-hand those uniquely Irish ‘Gaelic Games’. The minimum GPA requirement is 2.70 In addition to completing the UCD on-line application process, a copy of your passport and an official University transcript of academic record to date are required.

The UCD Clinton Institute Summer School brings together scholars and graduate students from around the world to engage in wide-ranging discussion on interdisciplinary study of the United States. The School is aimed at advanced graduate students and junior faculty in the fields of American Studies, History, Political Sciences and Literary and Cultural Studies. The programme will offer participants the opportunity to work with distinguished figures in these fields and to investigate current developments in study of the United States and its global relations. The School’s format will include daily workshop seminars and plenary lectures. Participants work with the School’s core faculty in one of four week-long seminars.

Health Sciences Summer School runs each year from the second week in June for a duration of either two (application code CT26) or four week (application code CT28), depending on the courses that students choose to take. In 2019 the Summer School starts on 10 June 2019 in the vibrant city of Dublin. Fee's for the Nursing Health Science Summer Programme are €1500 per 5 ECTS, which also includes cultural and social excursions mid-week. Accommodation, flights and general living costs are separate. Students stay on campus and have the option of taking one or two taught courses from the following options:

Interns working in Human Resources Management departments will have exposure to various areas of their employer's business. Interns may be asked to work on a variety of projects which may include liaising with other departments. In previous years, Human Resources Management internships have been offered in businesses such as: Arthur Cox, CMRF, RSM, and The HR Company. Sample roles and responsibilities: Providing day to day support for HR and Project Managers Supporting, overseeing and delivering a range of people processes including: recruitment, performance management, induction, graduate recruitment, employment relations and learning & development Research, preparation and presentation of information as required General departmental administration Assisting performance management review projects  The entry requirements: GPA of 3.0 – transcript must be provided with application Full   English   language requirements Full time registered undergraduate student Approval from home university

Interns in Business Analytics can be tasked with a variety of projects and will have an opportunity to showcase and develop their skill sets in relation to analytics and research. In previous years, Business Analytics / Research internships have been offered in businesses such as: p3 Hotels, ICON & Bank of Ireland. Sample roles and responsibilities for interns: Client reporting and data analysis Analyse customer data to identify key trends Preparing reports based on analysis Maintain / improve existing data analysis tools & reports The entry requirements: GPA of 3.0 – transcript must be provided with application Full   English   language requirements Full time registered undergraduate student Approval from home university

Interns working in Marketing departments generally report to the Heads of Marketing and Sales teams and work on a variety of projects within the department. In previous years, Marketing internships have been offered in organisations such as: Arthur Cox, Bentley, Blueface, Capventis, Jobface, Dun Laoghaire Volunteer Centre and AdRoll The entry requirements: GPA of 3.0 – transcript must be provided with application Full   English   language requirements Full time registered undergraduate student Approval from home university

Finance / Accountancy interns can expect to be working with senior members of an organisation on various projects specific to the finance and accountancy departments. In previous years, Finance / Accountancy internships have been offered in organisations including: Bank of Ireland, Beacon Hospital, Deloitte, KPMG, Lafferty and Co., XLCatlin  The entry requirements: GPA of 3.0 – transcript must be provided with application Full   English   language requirements Full time registered undergraduate student Approval from home university

The 8 eight week programme consists of a 6 week internship placement. The internship team provide a broad spectrum of intellectually engaging internships. Placements take place with a wide variety of employers: small- to medium-enterprises, private companies, voluntary organisations and multinationals. Business Development / International Business interns generally work with senior members of an organisation on projects and day-to-day tasks. Interns gain valuable experience assisting in identifying new opportunities for business growth and researching current trends and competitors. In previous years, Business Development / International Business Internships have been offered in businesses and non-profit organisations such as: Brightflag, IDA, Invesco, LGMA, Sightsavers and Space Engagers.