Are you ready for a dream summer of work, growth, and wonder?
If you’re looking for an epic adventure, unlike an average internship then buckle up because an internship abroad could perfectly fit you!
Never underestimate the power of “post-grad internship.” It is good for your resume and gives you a chance to experience professional life, improve your skills, and find your true career path before you start looking for work.
This blog will help you navigate the exciting world of international internships. Let’s Explore:
- UNICEF INTERNSHIP :-
Want to impact the world? UNICEF internships are open to health, education, communication, and other students and recent graduates.
Filter by location, duration, and interest on their website to find your match.
Set up a profile to store your application materials, then tailor your resume and cover letter to each internship, emphasising relevant skills and UNICEF passion.
Key eligibility :-
- You must be 18 and a university student or recent graduate.
- Must be fluent in English
Early applications are encouraged! Apply online! Stay updated; shortlisted candidates are interviewed (online or in person). They offer both paid/ unpaid and remote/ in-person opportunity
https://www.unicef.org/careers/internships
- METI INTERNSHIP PROGRAM :
The Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry (METI) offers METI Internship. Foreign students and young professionals can gain experience in the Japanese economy and industry.
Most years, the program runs from August to July. Non-government Japanese companies and organisations host internships. Interns work 4 hours, 5 days a week, or 360 hours.
A monthly stipend covers basic living expenses. The program includes pre-and post-internship seminars.
Key Eligibility :-
- Be a citizen of an OECD/DAC country (excluding China), 18–40 years old, and enrolled in or graduated from a university within the past 5 years to be eligible.
- You must also have business-level English and be able to complete the internship and participate in program activities.
Usually, applications are accepted in April and May.
https://internshipprogram.go.jp/english/
- TAIWAN INTERNATIONAL INTERNSHIP PROGRAM (TIIP) :
The application period started on January 1 and ended on February 28. Open to all academic fields, especially for those who want hands-on experience in research and science projects.
All students holding BSc and MSc degrees are eligible. This is a great program for summer internships because the program covers stipends, airfare, and housing.
Pick a project and join Taiwan’s active research community!
Key Eligibility :-
- Open to final-year undergraduates, master’s students, and recent graduates (within 2 years).
- PhD students are not eligible.
- Strong academic records and research experience are preferred.
- Fluency in English is required.
https://tigp.sinica.edu.tw/pages/2744
- ADB (ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK) INTERNSHIP :
The ADB Internship Program gives students and young professionals a unique chance to learn about international development.
Interns work with economics, finance, infrastructure, and social development experts on real-world projects.
Key Eligibility :-
- Have a master’s degree or be enrolled in a program to get one.
- Be a citizen of a country that is part of the ADB.
- Have good grades and a strong desire to help develop other countries.
- If you speak English well, being able to speak another ADB language (like French, Spanish, or Mandarin) is a plus.
Benefits :-
- A monthly stipend, money for travel, and health insurance are all given.
- You can use ADB resources like libraries, databases, and research centres.
- The chance to network with ADB staff and development professionals worldwide.
Types of internships :
Research: Help with different kinds of development research projects.
Operational: Work on projects with departments that do tasks, like schools or sustainable development.
Sector: Work with regional or country offices on certain areas, like building infrastructure or reducing poverty.
https://www.adb.org/work-with-us/careers/internship-program
Are you ready for the next step in your internship? So far, you’ve found some good programs. If you want more, click on these links to find more opportunities.
https://hic.hu-berlin.de/en/internship-program
https://www.worldbank.org/en/about/careers/programs-and-internships/internship
https://admissions.oist.jp/oist-research-internship-program-description
https://usboell.bamboohr.com/careers/61
‘The adventure awaits, bon voyage!’ So, pack your bags and prepare to face the challenge.
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Zakia Sultana
Intern, Content Writing Department
YSSE