Deadline: November 5th 2024 | Brookings Internship Program 2024
The Brookings Internship Programme offers degree-seeking students the chance to explore and improve their future options while also developing new skills.
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The goal of the internship programme is to give students a pre-professional, worthwhile, and useful work experience in a field linked to their studies or career interests. Internships may be available in one of Brookings’ central business units, such as Human Resources, Executive Office, Finance, Development, Facilities, or Communications, or in one of the institute’s research programmes, such as Governance Studies, Global Economy and Development, Brookings Metro, Economic Studies, or Foreign Policy.
The kind of labour varies depending on the internship role and could involve communications, administrative, or research assignments, among other things.
Interns at Brookings are integrated into the company’s daily operations. In addition to the learning opportunities specifically selected for the intern cohort, they are also encouraged to participate in internal and external events, local networking opportunities, social and community programming, staff professional development, and may even join employee-led professional networks and affinity groups. All open internships, when available, are listed here.
INTERNSHIPS
- All interns at Brookings are compensated, either directly by Brookings or through an external partnership1 that is planned ahead of time.
- The usual 12-week internship might be either hybrid (located in the Washington, DC, metropolitan area; required at least one day in office based on the schedule of the research programme or business unit) or remote.
- The period of the internship must be spent physically in the United States.
NOTE: The following states: Alaska, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Illinois, Maine, Michigan, Oregon, Rhode Island, and Washington are NOT acceptable locations for remote interns to work from.
ELIGIBILITY
Internships at Brookings are available to:
- Current graduate students and undergraduates
- Anyone, regardless of background or level of expertise
- International students whose college or university has sponsored their visa application or who have a work permit to enter the United States.
PROCESS OF APPLICATION AND SELECTION
- To be taken into consideration, all applications must be submitted before the time specified. The internship is not open for applications until it is published online. Applications that are full include:
- Cover letter Resume Transcript, whether official or not
Whenever specified in the job description: Sample of writing - Once a complete application is received, all applicants get a confirmation email. The applicant tracking system (iCIMS) at Brookings notifies candidates via email when their applications are incomplete and instructs them to log back into their Candidate Profile to finish and resubmit their application.
- Individuals must submit the following information if they are chosen as internship finalists: Contact information for two (2) references OR two (2) letters of recommendation
- If the internship is provided by a third-party partnership: Written evidence of eligibility (a letter from the university or other organisation confirming this and stating the amount of outside funding supplied) is required.
For more information, visit Brookings Internship Program 2024
