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Copy this template into your post and complete as fully as possible:

1) Organisation/Institution:
2) Placement title (Internship/Praktik):
3) Location (city, country) + whether remote/hybrid is possible:
4) Proposed period/dates in 2026:
5) Field/topic (e.g., Sustainable Heritage, Museum, CRM, Community archaeology, Digital heritage):
6) Main tasks & learning outcomes (3–6 bullet points):
7) Supervision/mentor (role/title):
8) Required skills (methods, languages, software):
9) Working language(s):
10) Eligibility (MA level, ECTS requirements, visa, etc.):
11) Funding/compensation (if any):
12) How to apply (deadline, documents, link/email):
13) Website/links:

Tip: Add a pin at your host site (or your main office) so students can filter opportunities by region.

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Archaeology and Sustainable Heritage Management

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Each spring term, an information meeting for the students is held by the internship coordinator in cooperation with Careercenter, SNUK, study counsellor, administration and International (as far as they are relevant and concerned).

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2026: Global heritage internships — UNESCO World Heritage Centre (Info)

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2026: Global heritage internships — UNESCO World Heritage Centre (Info)

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UNESCO coordinates the World Heritage Convention and supports global heritage policy, monitoring, and capacity-building. Students can use UNESCO’s careers/internship information to identify relevant opportunities and timelines; check eligibility and application windows well ahead of 2026.

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2026: Museum/heritage internships — British Museum (Info)

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2026: Museum/heritage internships — British Museum (Info)

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A major collecting institution with conservation, collections management, public engagement, and research roles. Use the museum’s opportunities pages to track internships/placements and align your application with specific departments (e.g., conservation science, cataloguing, learning).

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The British Museum is always on the lookout for dynamic, knowledgeable people to join its staff and make a difference.

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National Museum of Denmark, Copenhagen, Denmark

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2026: Archaeology & heritage placements — National Museum of Denmark (Info)

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2026: Archaeology & heritage placements — National Museum of Denmark (Info)

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A key institution for Danish archaeology and cultural heritage, spanning fieldwork, collections, exhibitions, and public archaeology. Check current opportunities and contact relevant departments early to shape an MA-level praktik aligned with Sustainable Heritage and archaeology learning goals.

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Welcome to a fantastic collection of museums in Denmark. We offer a wide variety of cultural adventures.

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2026: International archaeology field schools & internships — Archaeological Institute of America (Info)

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2026: International archaeology field schools & internships — Archaeological Institute of America (Info)

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The AIA’s fieldwork listings are a practical gateway to find excavations and training projects worldwide. Use listings to compare project ethics, supervision, costs/funding, and how the experience can translate into MA internship outcomes in 2026.

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Fieldwork - Archaeological Institute of America

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Search the Archaeological Fieldwork Opportunities Bulletin for an excavation, or let us bring the experience to you with an Interactive Dig.

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2026: Cultural heritage & conservation internships — ICCROM (Info)

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2026: Cultural heritage & conservation internships — ICCROM (Info)

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ICCROM focuses on conservation training and heritage management with an international network. Monitor training and internship-related calls and consider how ICCROM themes (risk preparedness, conservation, management plans) fit MA Sustainable Heritage competencies.

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2026: Heritage documentation & research internships — ICOMOS (Info)

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2026: Heritage documentation & research internships — ICOMOS (Info)

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ICOMOS supports heritage conservation through expert networks and thematic committees. Students can use ICOMOS structures to identify placements related to heritage impact assessment, documentation standards, and advisory work—often connected to World Heritage contexts.

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ICOMOS is a non-governmental international organisation dedicated to the conservation of the world's monuments and sites.

We are currently working on our website's contents. Things may seem to disappear but the information is mainly restructured. We apologise for the inconvenience - do not hesitate to contact us for help.

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International Council on Monuments and Sites

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ICOMOS is a non-governmental international organisation dedicated to the conservation of the world's monuments and sites. We are currently working on our website's contents. Things may seem to disappear but the information is mainly restructured. We apologise for the inconvenience - do not hesitate to contact us for help.

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2026: Heritage practice placements — Council of Europe (Cultural Routes) (Info)

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2026: Heritage practice placements — Council of Europe (Cultural Routes) (Info)

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The Cultural Routes programme connects heritage sites and organisations across Europe, offering a framework for internships in heritage tourism, interpretation, governance, and community engagement. Explore route networks to locate host institutions for 2026 placements.

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Danish Delegation to UNESCO Paris Internship

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Den danske UNESCO-delegation i Paris tilbyder ligeledes et praktikantophold.

Bemærk, at hver praktikplads har en kode, som skal anvendes i ansøgningsprocessen, som tilgås via følgende LINK.

OECD-delegationen har arbejdssted på den danske ambassades adresse, og praktikanten på UNESCO-delegationen har kontor sammen med den danske delegation i UNESCO’s hovedkvarter i Paris. Ved generelle spørgsmål til praktikplads på UNESCO-delegationen kan du kontakte malokr@um.dk. UNESCO (ref. UNESCO)

Praktikopholdet giver dig en bred indsigt i UNESCO’s – og således FN’s – arbejdsgange, bl.a. hvordan beslutninger træffes og programmer udvikles. Igennem dit arbejde på delegationen får du kendskab til de forskellige sektorer og udviklingsprogrammer samt til Danmarks fokusområder inden for UNESCO’s mandatområder. Ved deltagelse i råd og møder får du ligeledes indsigt i diplomatiske problemstillinger, som opstår, når forskellige medlemslande skal forhandle og skabe konsensus på svære spørgsmål.

Opholdet er primært møntet på at give indblik i UNESCO som en multilateral organisation i FN-systemet og UNESCO’s aktiviteter, herunder UNESCO’s Styrelsesråd. Du bliver en del af et lille team, hvor du bistår delegationen i dækning af møder og konferencer, research, SoMe-opslag, indberetninger til forskellige ministerier og vedligeholdelsen af relationer til danske aktører og andre medlemsstater. Derudover arbejder praktikanten med opgaver som kalenderstyring, kontakt til sekretariatet, journalisering, postgennemgang og andre praktiske opgaver i kraft af Delegationens behov.

Du skal være i stand til at arbejde i et internationalt miljø, hvor takt og situationsfornemmelse er centrale egenskaber. Stillingen fordrer stærke kommunikationsevner både mundtligt og skriftligt i dansk, engelsk og gerne fransk. Fleksibilitet og en proaktiv og selvstændig indstilling er afgørende.

Varighed og ansøgningsfrister

Vi søger praktikanter to gange årligt, og praktikopholdet er på fem eller seks måneder.

Forårsholdet er 1. februar – 31. juli og deadline for ansøgning til dette hold er den 10. september året forinden

Efterårsholdet er 1. september – 31. januar og deadline for ansøgning til dette hold er den 10. marts samme år.

Krav

Du skal være studerende og under hele praktikopholdet være tilmeldt en højere uddannelsesinstitution på bachelor- eller kandidatniveau. Hvis du er udenlandsk statsborger, skal du have boet i Danmark i mindst 3 år på ansøgningstidspunktet, have fast bopæl i Danmark og under hele praktikopholdet være indskrevet på et studie på en højere læreanstalt i Danmark.

Det er en betingelse, at du kan sikkerhedsgodkendes af de danske myndigheder, og at du opretholder din sikkerhedsgodkendelse under hele praktikopholdet. Der vil blive indhentet referencer i forbindelse med sikkerhedsgodkendelsen. Vi gør opmærksom på, at man kun kan have ét praktikophold i den danske udenrigstjeneste.

Kvalifikationer

Vi leder efter studerende med gode analytiske evner, gå-på-mod og et stort engagement samt en nysgerrig, kreativ, åben og positiv tilgang til opgaveløsningen. Du må meget gerne komme med gode eksempler på disse kvalifikationer i din ansøgning. Derudover forventer vi, at du har gode dansk- og engelskkundskaber samt kendskab til MS Office Package (PowerPoint, Excel & Word).

Opholdet skal bidrage til din uddannelse og vil foregå under vejledning af en akademisk medarbejder. Vi anbefaler, at du, inden du søger om et praktikophold, undersøger, hvilke akademiske krav din uddannelsesinstitution stiller til dig i forbindelse med et praktikophold.

Ferie og arbejdstid
Arbejdstiden er i gennemsnit 37 timer ugentligt (inkl. frokostpause). Du optjener 2,08 feriedage pr. måneds praktik svarende til 12,5 dag i løbet af dit 6-måneders praktikophold. Hvis dit studie forlanger, at du skriver en større akademisk opgave i forbindelse med dit praktikophold, vil du desuden kunne få visse skrive-fridage (antallet fastsættes af repræsentationen baseret på krav til omfang og kompleksitet af opgaven, men vil aldrig kunne overstige 10 dage).

Bolig og forsikringer
Du er selv ansvarlig for at finde bolig og afholde alle udgifter forbundet hermed. Du skal endvidere for egen regning tegne forsikring, der dækker hjemrejse ved sygdom og død samt ansvar uden for arbejdstider).

Refusion af visse udgifter

Praktikopholdet er ulønnet, men der ydes en kompensation på kr. 4000 pr. måned til dækning af dokumenterede udgifter til logi, transport, forsikring og andre udgifter, der knytter sig til praktikopholdet.

De fleste praktikanter vil desuden have mulighed for at medtage deres SU, men det bør du selv søge afklaret med Styrelsen for Videregående Uddannelser.

Hvordan ansøger man?

Du søger praktikophold på OECD- og/eller UNESCO- delegationen i Paris ved at udfylde og indsende et elektronisk ansøgningsskema – klik på følgende LINK. Linket er aktivt fra den 10. februar til den 10. marts 2026 kl.12.00.

I ansøgningsskemaet bliver du bedt om at angive dine prioriteter. Her skal du vælge det relevante referencenummer, der er angivet ud for hver praktikantstilling. Du kan kun søge praktikplads på OECD- og/eller UNESCO-delegationerne i Paris via ovenstående link og kun anvende de ovenfor angivne referencenumre.

Hvis du – parallelt hermed – ønsker at søge praktikophold på andre repræsentationer, skal du gå til deres hjemmesider og søge via deres ansøgningslink. Du har bl.a. mulighed for at søge på Den Danske Ambassade i Paris via dette LINK. Du må gerne søge flere repræsentationer, dog max. 10 repræsentationer. Hvis du søger praktikophold på flere forskellige repræsentationer, kan den enkelte repræsentation se, hvilke andre repræsentationer, du har søgt.

Når du ansøger om et praktikophold, skal du uploade CV, motiveret ansøgning og eksamensbevis/ karakterer. Herudover kan du vælge at uploade andre relevante dokumenter, f.eks. udtalelse fra arbejdsgiver eller uddannelsesinstitution, hvis du mener, det har relevans for din ansøgning.

Din motiverede ansøgning bør max. fylde én side, skrives på hvidt papir, og den bør indeholde en beskrivelse af, hvorfor du ønsker et praktikophold, hvad du gerne vil have ud af praktikopholdet, og hvad du har af relevant erfaring og færdigheder (gerne også på sprogområdet) ift. den konkrete praktikplads.

Deadline for din ansøgning er den 10. marts 2026 kl. 12.00.

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vi søger praktikanter

Et praktikophold i den danske udenrigstjeneste byder på masser af udfordringer og giver dig mulighed for at få indblik i dansk diplomati og at prøve dine kompetencer af i et internationalt miljø. Som praktikant vil du indgå som en integreret del af den afdeling, du tilknyttes og få tildelt en vejleder i afdelingen. De konkrete opgaver, som du vil skulle varetage, varierer afhængig af afdelingen.
OECD-delegationen søger praktikanter inden for områderne:
Udviklingspolitik (ref.nr: OECD-1)

Økonomisk politik (ref.nr: OECD-2)

Energi- klimapolitik (ref. nr: OECD-3)

Den danske UNESCO-delegation i Paris tilbyder ligeledes et praktikantophold.

Bemærk, at hver praktikplads har en kode, som skal anvendes i ansøgningsprocessen, som tilgås via følgende LINK.

OECD-delegationen har arbejdssted på den danske ambassades adresse, og praktikanten på UNESCO-delegationen har kontor sammen med den danske delegation i UNESCO's hovedkvarter i Paris. Ved generelle spørgsmål til praktikplads på OECD-delegationen kan du kontakte eller og for spørgsmål vedr. praktikplads på UNESCO-delegationen kan du kontakte . Nedenfor kan du læse mere om de forskellige praktikpladser på OECD- og UNESCO-delegationerne i Paris.

Udviklingspolitik (ref.nr. OECD-1)

Som udviklingspraktikant vil du i tæt samarbejde med OECD-delegationens souschef og delegeret i OECD's Udviklingskomité (DAC) følge arbejdet i relevante OECD-komitéer, særligt Eksekutivkomitéen, DAC og deres underudvalg og netværk. Du vil være involveret i at forberede og deltage i møder samt bidrage til at udarbejde indberetninger til Udenrigsministeriet og forskellige fagministerier i København. Hertil kommer udarbejdelse af mindre baggrundsanalyser overvejende på udviklingsområdet. Interesse i og kendskab til internationalt udviklingssamarbejde og udviklingsproblemer er en forudsætning.

Økonomi (ref.nr. OECD-2)

Som økonomisk praktikant på OECD-delegationen vil du, i tæt samarbejde med den udsendte medarbejder fra Finansministeriet, arbejde med opgaver vedrørende OECD's Economic and Development Review Committee (EDRC). Komitéen har primært til opgave at eksaminere OECD-medlemslandenes økonomier. Du vil i den forbindelse forberede og deltage i møderne samt bidrage til indberetninger herfra til bl.a. Finansministeriet, Udenrigsministeriet og Nationalbanken.

Du vil også deltage i møderne i bl.a. Working Party no. 1 on Macroeconomic and Structural Analysis (WP1), Short Term Economic Prospects (STEP) og Economic Policy Committee (EPC). Disse komitéer afholder halvårlige møder til diskussion af strukturpolitiske og makroøkonomiske udfordringer. Herudover vil du komme til at bidrage til løbende indberetninger om aktuelle, økonomiske problemstillinger, ligesom du i mindre omfang vil skulle udføre samfundsfaglige opgaver for ambassadøren eller andre på delegationen.

Energi og klima (ref.nr. OECD-3)

Som energi- og klimapraktikant bistår du hovedsageligt Klima- Energi- og Forsyningsministeriets udsendte energiattaché i arbejdet i det Internationale Energiagentur (IEA). IEA er en multilateral organisation med 32 medlemsstater, der også er medlemmer af OECD. IEA udarbejder analyser og policy-anbefalinger på energiområdet og er førende inden for sit felt. Foruden arbejdet i IEA bliver du involveret i OECD's arbejde med klima og Nuclear Energy Agency (NEA).

Arbejdsopgaverne omfatter blandt andet forberedelse og deltagelse i møder, hvorfra der skal indberettes til Klima-, Energi- og Forsyningsministeriet, Udenrigsministeriet og andre dele af centraladministrationen. Dette omfatter gennemlæsning af indholdstungt og til tider teknisk mødemateriale, research og bidrag til kommenterede dagsordener. Der indberettes desuden, når IEA udgiver

rapporter, der er centrale for det danske arbejde inden for den grønne omstilling og energisikkerhed. Det er derfor vigtigt at kunne kondensere hovedpointer fra teksttunge udgivelser til kort og læsevenligt materiale.

Generelle kvalifikationer for praktikpladserne ved OECD-delegationen

En vigtig forudsætning er, at du har en god forståelse og generel interesse for enten udviklingspolitiske, nationaløkonomiske eller energiproblemstillinger i en international kontekst. Herudover skal du have et godt kendskab til engelsk, dvs. at du er ubesværet i tale samt forståelse og læsning af engelske tekster. Der lægges endvidere vægt på gode skrivefærdigheder på dansk, da skriftlig afrapportering fra møderne i OECD er en væsentlig del af arbejdet.

Du vil blive en del af en mindre delegation med mange arbejdsopgaver. Vi arbejder i højt tempo, hvorfor det er vigtigt med godt overblik og talent for at prioritere. Erfaring med deltagelse i større projekter og flair for proces er en fordel. Du vil også skulle være indstillet på at hjælpe til på tværs af sagsporteføljen, hvis behov opstår. Hvis der er et eller flere af de tre nævnte områder, som du i særlig grad har interesse i, så må du i din ansøgning meget gerne angive og motivere dette.

UNESCO (ref. UNESCO)

Praktikopholdet giver dig en bred indsigt i UNESCO's - og således FN's - arbejdsgange, bl.a. hvordan beslutninger træffes og programmer udvikles. Igennem dit arbejde på delegationen får du kendskab til de forskellige sektorer og udviklingsprogrammer samt til Danmarks fokusområder inden for UNESCO's mandatområder. Ved deltagelse i råd og møder får du ligeledes indsigt i diplomatiske problemstillinger, som opstår, når forskellige medlemslande skal forhandle og skabe konsensus på svære spørgsmål.

Opholdet er primært møntet på at give indblik i UNESCO som en multilateral organisation i FN-systemet og UNESCO's aktiviteter, herunder UNESCO's Styrelsesråd. Du bliver en del af et lille team, hvor du bistår delegationen i dækning af møder og konferencer, research, SoMe-opslag, indberetninger til forskellige ministerier og vedligeholdelsen af relationer til danske aktører og andre medlemsstater. Derudover arbejder praktikanten med opgaver som kalenderstyring, kontakt til sekretariatet, journalisering, postgennemgang og andre praktiske opgaver i kraft af Delegationens behov.

Du skal være i stand til at arbejde i et internationalt miljø, hvor takt og situationsfornemmelse er centrale egenskaber. Stillingen fordrer stærke kommunikationsevner både mundtligt og skriftligt i dansk, engelsk og gerne fransk. Fleksibilitet og en proaktiv og selvstændig indstilling er afgørende.

Varighed og ansøgningsfrister

Vi søger praktikanter to gange årligt, og praktikopholdet er på fem eller seks måneder.

Forårsholdet er 1. februar - 31. juli og deadline for ansøgning til dette hold er den 10. september året forinden

Efterårsholdet er 1. september - 31. januar og deadline for ansøgning til dette hold er den 10. marts samme år.
Krav
Du skal være studerende og under hele praktikopholdet være tilmeldt en højere uddannelsesinstitution på bachelor- eller kandidatniveau. Hvis du er udenlandsk statsborger, skal du have boet i Danmark i mindst 3 år på ansøgningstidspunktet, have fast bopæl i Danmark og under hele praktikopholdet være indskrevet på et studie på en højere læreanstalt i Danmark.

Det er en betingelse, at du kan sikkerhedsgodkendes af de danske myndigheder, og at du opretholder din sikkerhedsgodkendelse under hele praktikopholdet. Der vil blive indhentet referencer i forbindelse med sikkerhedsgodkendelsen. Vi gør opmærksom på, at man kun kan have ét praktikophold i den danske udenrigstjeneste.

Kvalifikationer
Vi leder efter studerende med gode analytiske evner, gå-på-mod og et stort engagement samt en nysgerrig, kreativ, åben og positiv tilgang til opgaveløsningen. Du må meget gerne komme med gode eksempler på disse kvalifikationer i din ansøgning. Derudover forventer vi, at du har gode dansk- og engelskkundskaber samt kendskab til MS Office Package (PowerPoint, Excel & Word).

Opholdet skal bidrage til din uddannelse og vil foregå under vejledning af en akademisk medarbejder. Vi anbefaler, at du, inden du søger om et praktikophold, undersøger, hvilke akademiske krav din uddannelsesinstitution stiller til dig i forbindelse med et praktikophold.

Arbejdstiden er i gennemsnit 37 timer ugentligt (inkl. frokostpause). Du optjener 2,08 feriedage pr. måneds praktik svarende til 12,5 dag i løbet af dit 6-måneders praktikophold. Hvis dit studie forlanger, at du skriver en større akademisk opgave i forbindelse med dit praktikophold, vil du desuden kunne få visse skrive-fridage (antallet fastsættes af repræsentationen baseret på krav til omfang og kompleksitet af opgaven, men vil aldrig kunne overstige 10 dage).

Du er selv ansvarlig for at finde bolig og afholde alle udgifter forbundet hermed. Du skal endvidere for egen regning tegne forsikring, der dækker hjemrejse ved sygdom og død samt ansvar uden for arbejdstider).
Refusion af visse udgifter
Praktikopholdet er ulønnet, men der ydes en kompensation på kr. 4000 pr. måned til dækning af dokumenterede udgifter til logi, transport, forsikring og andre udgifter, der knytter sig til praktikopholdet.

De fleste praktikanter vil desuden have mulighed for at medtage deres SU, men det bør du selv søge afklaret med Styrelsen for Videregående Uddannelser.
Hvordan ansøger man?
Du søger praktikophold på OECD- og/eller UNESCO- delegationen i Paris ved at udfylde og indsende et elektronisk ansøgningsskema - klik på følgende LINK . Linket er aktivt fra den 10. februar til den 10. marts 2026 kl.12.00

I ansøgningsskemaet bliver du bedt om at angive dine prioriteter. Her skal du vælge det relevante referencenummer, der er angivet ud for hver praktikantstilling. Du kan kun søge praktikplads på OECD- og/eller UNESCO-delegationerne i Paris via ovenstående link og kun anvende de ovenfor angivne referencenumre.

Hvis du - parallelt hermed - ønsker at søge praktikophold på andre repræsentationer, skal du gå til deres hjemmesider og søge via deres ansøgningslink. Du har bl.a. mulighed for at søge på Den Danske Ambassade i Paris via dette . Du må gerne søge flere repræsentationer, dog max. 10 repræsentationer. Hvis du søger praktikophold på flere forskellige repræsentationer, kan den enkelte repræsentation se, hvilke andre repræsentationer, du har søgt.

Når du ansøger om et praktikophold, skal du uploade CV, motiveret ansøgning og eksamensbevis/ karakterer. Herudover kan du vælge at uploade andre relevante dokumenter, f.eks. udtalelse fra arbejdsgiver eller uddannelsesinstitution, hvis du mener, det har relevans for din ansøgning.

Din motiverede ansøgning bør max. fylde én side, skrives på hvidt papir, og den bør indeholde en beskrivelse af, hvorfor du ønsker et praktikophold, hvad du gerne vil have ud af praktikopholdet, og hvad du har af relevant erfaring og færdigheder (gerne også på sprogområdet) ift. den konkrete praktikplads.

Deadline for din ansøgning er den 10. marts 2026 kl. 12.00.

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The Palace of Nestor Excavation Project is offering a total of six internships, (two places each for the winter/spring, summer, and fall field seasons) in Pylos, Greece. This internship comes with a full fellowship that includes travel to and from Pylos, room, board, and a small weekly stipend. Medical insurance is required.

Dates:   Winter 2026 (Feb. 11-March 28, 2026)

Summer 2026 (May 18-July 4, 2026)

Fall 2024 (Oct. 5-Nov. 21, 2026)

The Palace of Nestor Excavation is an ongoing archaeological dig sponsored by the Department of Classics, University of Cincinnati that operates in Southwestern Greece. The site dates to the Aegean Late Bronze Age (Mycenaean period) and is located near modern-day Pylos. In 2015 the team uncovered the unlooted grave of a Mycenaean warrior known as the Griffin Warrior (www.griffinwarrior.org). In 2018 the team began the excavation of two monumental beehive tombs (tholos tombs), which is still in progress.

Under the supervision of the lead conservator and the project co-director, Sharon Stocker, interns will carry out general conservation duties including: examination and analysis of excavated materials; thorough documentation of artifacts via treatment reports and object photography; cleaning and reconstruction of artifacts; and storage and packaging of finds. Interns will have the opportunity to work with a variety of materials, including stone, ceramics, glass, metals, and ivory. Interns will also work closely with archaeologists to understand the interaction between field and lab as well as the intersection between conservation and archaeological research questions. If excavation fieldwork is operating during this period, interns will also have the opportunity to participate in on-site conservation, including stabilizing or lifting of artifacts.

Qualifications: The interns should have an interest in archaeological conservation, preferably metals, and be currently enrolled in or recently graduated from a recognized conservation program. Applicants must have object conservation experience and be able to work independently. Good written and verbal communication skills in English are required.

To Apply: Please send pdf file with statement of interest, current curriculum vitae, and letter of reference to Sharon Stocker (sharon.stocker@uc.edu). Applications for the winter session are due by January 1, 2026. Applications for summer and fall seasons are due by January 25, 2026.

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Εφορεία Αρχαιοτήτων Μεσσηνίας

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The Palace of Nestor at Pylos - Εφορεία Αρχαιοτήτων Μεσσηνίας

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Jefferson Patterson Park and Museum, Mackall Road, Saint Leonard, MD, USA

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Jefferson Patterson Park and Museum, Mackall Road, Saint Leonard, MD, USA

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Jefferson Patterson Park and Museum, Mackall Road, Saint Leonard, MD, USA

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Archaeological Conservation Internships at the Maryland Archaeological Conservation Laboratory

2026 Spring/Summer Conservation Internships

Department: Planning / Maryland Historical Trust

Closing Date: February 20. 2026 at 5:00 pm

Salary: Not to exceed $11,520.00

Employment Type: Temporary

Work Location: Maryland Archaeological Conservation Laboratory, Jefferson Patterson Park & Museum

Internship Description:

The Maryland Archaeological Conservation Laboratory (MAC Lab) is seeking candidates for two (2) Conservation Intern positions for spring/summer 2026.

The interns will work under the general supervision of the Head Conservator in support of the conservation of materials recovered from the Jonas Green Site as part of the Freedom of the Press Project in support of Maryland 250. Work will involve the examination, documentation, treatment, and stabilization of archaeological artifacts including metals, ceramics, glass, and organic materials. Interns will gain hands-on experience with conservation techniques, artifact documentation and photography, and proper storage and housing methods.

Interns serve a maximum of 640 hours over a period of approximately 16 consecutive weeks beginning in May 2026. Work will be conducted during normal business hours at the MAC Lab facility.

Interns will receive a total amount not to exceed $11,520.00 paid in bi-weekly increments based on the number of hours worked at a base rate of $18.00 per hour.

· Students currently enrolled in or who have recently graduated from an accredited undergraduate or graduate conservation program or other closely related field (such as anthropology, archaeology, chemistry, or museum studies with conservation coursework) are encouraged to apply.

· Coursework or demonstrated experience in archaeological conservation and artifact handling are required.

Internship Location:

Maryland Archaeological Conservation Laboratory

Jefferson Patterson Park & Museum

10515 Mackall Road

St. Leonard, Maryland 20685

To Apply:

The following must be submitted prior to the closing deadline to be considered for the internship. If submissions are missing, the application may be removed from consideration. Submissions received after the filing date WILL NOT be accepted.

Applicants must submit:

· Cover letter (statement, in the form of a letter explaining how you will benefit from the position and how the MAC Lab will benefit from your participation)

· Curriculum vitae

· Academic transcripts (unofficial copies acceptable) showing the major course of study

· A letter of recommendation from a faculty member from current or most recent school, or a professional conservator familiar with your knowledge, skills, and abilities

These items should be sent by e-mail to Nichole Doub at n.doub@maryland.gov

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Maryland Unearthed: A Guide to Archaeological Collections at the Maryland Archaeological Conservation Lab

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The Maryland Archaeological Conservation Laboratory (MAC Lab) is a state-of-the-art archaeological research, conservation, and curation facility located at Jefferson Patterson Park & Museum, the State Museum of Archaeology, in southern Maryland. The MAC Lab serves as a clearinghouse for archaeological collections recovered from land-based and underwater projects conducted by State, County and Federal agencies throughout Maryland. The MAC Lab also houses a number of major collections acquired through private donation to the Maryland Historical Trust. All of these collections are available for research, education, and exhibit purposes to students, scholars, museum curators, and educators.

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Sardis Ancient City, Zafer, Belediye Cd., Salihli/Manisa, Türkiye

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Archaeological Conservation Summer Internship, Archaeological Exploration of Sardis - Summer 2026, Summer 2027

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Archaeological Conservation Summer Internship, Archaeological Exploration of Sardis - Summer 2026, Summer 2027

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The Harvard-Cornell-led Archaeological Exploration of Sardis invites applicants for a two-year summer internship working as part of the conservation team at Sardis, Turkey. The position spans the eleven weeks of the 2026 summer excavation season (beginning of June 2026 to mid-August 2026) and then again for the eleven-week 2027 summer excavation season (beginning of June 2027 to mid-August 2027). Commitment to participate in both excavation seasons is required.

The conservation team at Sardis works with other specialists including archaeologists, architects, and recorders, to support the excavation through the conservation of excavated finds and various site maintenance projects. The materials excavated at Sardis date from the Bronze Age, Lydian, Persian, Hellenistic, Roman, Late Antique, and Byzantine periods, and include ceramics, stone, wall painting, copper alloys, iron alloys, lead, precious metals, glass, and bone/ivory artifacts. Under the supervision and guidance of a team of senior and supervising conservators, interns will learn and carry out a variety of conservation activities both in the lab and in the field, including lifting, cleaning, stabilization, reconstruction, examination and technical analysis, as well as written and image-based documentation. The Sardis conservation team also supports the long-term care of an on-site collection of artifacts excavated since 1958 through re-treatment, rehousing, and preventive conservation. More information on the conservation activities at Sardis can be found here.

Applicants must currently be enrolled in a graduate-level conservation program or equivalent at the start of the internship. This position is not paid, but travel to-and-from Turkey as well as visa expenses are covered, lodging and meals are provided, and interns will be granted a stipend for travel within Turkey on their days off. Interns are required to provide evidence of or obtain their own medical insurance for the duration of their internship.

Successful applicants demonstrate engagement with archaeological conservation in the field, understanding of the historic significance of the site, and its current research questions. Turkish language skills are not required to apply, but applicants should demonstrate the ability and desire to thoughtfully engage with the local workforce and communities.

To apply, please send a curriculum vitae, a reference (with contact details), and cover letter to jenkimconservation@gmail.com no later than October 6th. References will be contacted for those applicants who are invited to interview. Applicants will be notified regarding this position by the end of October 2025.

For inquiries contact any of the following:

Nicholas Cahill (ndcahill@wisc.edu), Director

Jennifer Kim (jenkimconservation@gmail.com), Supervising Conservator

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The Archaeological Exploration of Sardis

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Opgave: Museet er ved at lave en database over fund fra enkeltgravskultur i dens samlinger. Der graves

i disse år ret mange enkeltravskultur bopladser og grave så der kommer en del nyt materiale til. Men en

del gamle registreringer skal opdateres så at de kan gøres anvendelige. Materialet vil derefter kunne

bruges til et speciale om fx regional udvikling i enkeltgravskulturen, gravskikke eller måske bebyggelse i

perioden og praktikanten vil være del af et igangværende projekt.

Projekt Kontakt: Sidsel Wåhlin, Museums Inspektør Telefon: +45 40 63 74 27 Mail: sw@vmus.dk

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Gode oplevelser på VESTHIMMERLANDS MUSEUM

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Mississippi Department of Archives & History (MDAH)Conservation Intern

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Mississippi Department of Archives & History (MDAH)Conservation Intern

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Pre-program Summer Internship (Objects) The Mississippi Department of Archives & History (MDAH) is seeking a Conservation Intern to serve in the curatorial services section of the Museum division.

This internship offers hands-on conservation experience. This internship is intended for advanced pre-program students or those students entering their second year of a conservation graduate program.

This intern will gain objects conservation experience from a collection consisting of a wide range of dates and material types. The intern will experience all aspects of collections care, including
preventive conservation, object rehousing, and collaboration with exhibits and collections management.

Primary Responsibilities:
Complete the conservation, including documentation, of selected artifacts
Conduct any research necessary for treatment methodology and curatorial information
Enter all data into the collections database
Participate in all preventive conservation activities, including IPM and exhibit maintenance.
Assist with preparation for conservation volunteers
Assist with constructing storage housings
Present a final project report at the Intern Expo on July 30

Requirements:
Currently enrolled in or recently completed a related accredited bachelor's or master's degree program
Prior knowledge of conservation as a profession
The ability to work independently with prolonged focus
Well-developed motor skills
The ability to lift up to 40 lbs

Preferred:
Prior museum experience
Graded Fine Arts and Chemistry courses
Digital SRL and Photoshop experience

Time Commitment:
This internship runs from June 1 to July 31 and requires a minimum of 160 hours. Work hours are flexible,
Monday through Friday between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., with the specific schedule determined by mutual
agreement between the intern and MDAH staff. Some exceptions may apply for required intern enrichment
activities, professional development opportunities, and the final Intern Expo.

Compensation: $2,500

How to Apply:
Submit an online application through the MDAH website by March 13, 2026.

For more information, please contact the Human Resources Program Manager, Meredith Kent, at (601) 576-7304 or mekent@mdah.ms.gov.

or Conservator Kathryn Etre at ketre@mdah.ms.gov.

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Internships | Mississippi Department of Archives & History

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The Mississippi Department of Archives and History offers internships designed to engage undergraduate and graduate students seeking hands-on experience in a professional setting.

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National Museum, Södra Blasieholmshamnen, Stockholm, Sweden

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National Museum is happy to accept interns from universities and colleges. To apply for an internship, it must be included as a compulsory part of an ongoing education and the application must be sent no later than three months before the desired internship period.

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Vasa Museum, Galärvarvsvägen, Stockholm, Sweden

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Apply for internships at the Vasa Museum

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When the Vasa Museum have internships vacancies it is published on the website
of the agency that our museum belongs to:
https://www.smtm.se/en/about-us/vacancies/the-workplace
However, all the advertisments are in Swedish, which you will find on this site:
https://www.smtm.se/om-myndigheten/lediga-jobb

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Sveriges museum om Förintelsen, Torsgatan, Stockholm, Sweden

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Sveriges museum om Förintelsen, Torsgatan, Stockholm, Sweden

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Sveriges museum om Förintelsen, Torsgatan, Stockholm, Sweden

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Vacancies and internships - Sveriges museum om Förintelsen

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Do you want to work with us? All our job vacancies are advertised on our agency National Historical Museums website.

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The Royal Armoury, Slottsbacken, Stockholm, Sweden

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The Royal Armoury, Slottsbacken, Stockholm, Sweden

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The Royal Armoury, Slottsbacken, Stockholm, Sweden

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Vacancies and Internship - Livrustkammaren

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Apply for a job and internship, see current vacancies, or send in a spontaneous application to the The Royal Armoury.

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Hallwyl Museum, Hamngatan, Stockholm, Sweden

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Hallwyl Museum, Hamngatan, Stockholm, Sweden

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Hallwyl Museum, Hamngatan, Stockholm, Sweden

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Vacancies and Internship - Hallwylska museet

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Welcome to apply on our current vacancies and internships at the Hallwyl museum.

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Vil du være med til at gøre den vestjyske historie levende?

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Smithsonian Internships | Office of Academic Appointments and Internships

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The Office of Academic Appointments and Internships coordinates central management and administration for internships, fellowships, and research associates throughout the Smithsonian Institution’s 21 museums, research centers, offices, and the zoo. We serve as the principle provider of guidance and resources on best practices for successful career-building opportunities.

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Department of Conservation and Heritage Warsaw Internship

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Department of Conservation and Heritage Warsaw Internship

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Vesthimmerlands Museum Mønt Samling Praktik

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Vesthimmerlands Museum Mønt Samling Praktik

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Opgave: Museet har en stor privat møntsamling, herunder også oldtids og middelalder mønter, kinesiske mønter mm på over 1000 mønter. Praktikanten kunne arbejde med samlingen, få den registreret i samarbejde med Sidsel Wåhlin fra arkæologi. Privatsamlinger som kulturfænomen kunne også undersøges fx hvorfor de opstår og hvorfor der dannes forskellige typer samlinger.

Projekt Kontakt: Sidsel Wåhlin, Museums Inspektør Telefon: +45 40 63 74 27 Mail: sw@vmus.dk

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Gode oplevelser på VESTHIMMERLANDS MUSEUM

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Tokyo Metropolitan Edo-Tokyo Museum Intern

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Tokyo Metropolitan Edo-Tokyo Museum Intern

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インターン – 公益財団法人東京都歴史文化財団

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当財団が管理運営する都立文化施設やアーツカウンシル東京では、将来の芸術文化を支える専門的人材を育成するため、毎年、インターンとして大学院在学中もしくは修了者等を受け入れています。現場での活動を通して、それぞれの文化施設や運営についてより深く学ぶことができます。

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Koshi no Kuni Literature Museum Internship Toyama, Japan

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Koshi no Kuni Literature Museum Internship Toyama, Japan

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Application for the 2026 Museum Internship | Koshi no Kuni Literature Museum

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The Koshi no Kuni Literature Museum has been opened as a place to widely disseminate the appeal of these writers and works related to Toyama Prefecture, and to be a place where anyone can easily become familiar with and learn about “hometown literature” and stimulate new creations.

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Internship Programme | Hong Kong Maritime Museum

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Since 2005, the response has continued to be very positive: no fewer than 200 students have provided their talents and time to the museum, with the museum providing experience in return.

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Hong Kong Venice Biennale Internship Programme

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Hong Kong Venice Biennale Internship Programme

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Venice Biennale Internship Programme 2026 | Hong Kong Museum of Art

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Shanghai Pudong International Airport (PVG), Yingbin Expressway, Pudong, Shanghai, China

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Join Us / Internship | Fosun Foundation (Shanghai)

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Fosun Foundation (Shanghai) is dedicated to nurturing new talents in contemporary art research and museum administration, as well as promoting dialogues between the Foundation and academic institutions. To this end, we offer a number of unpaid internship opportunities to undergraduate and graduate students.

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Western New Mexico University Museum, West College Avenue, Silver City, NM, USA

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Preservation Archaeology Museum Curation Internship, Western New Mexico University Museum, West College Avenue, Silver City, NM, USA

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Preservation Archaeology Museum Curation Internship, Western New Mexico University Museum, West College Avenue, Silver City, NM, USA

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2026 Preservation Archaeology Museum Curation Internship - Archaeology Southwest

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This summer program trains four participants to work with archaeological museum collections, including cataloging with PastPerfect software, ceramic analysis, digitization, document and photograph handling, and other tasks.

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Faith and John Gaw Meem Preservation Trades Internship Santa Fe, NM, USA

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Faith and John Gaw Meem Preservation Trades Internship Santa Fe, NM, USA

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Preservation Trades Internship — Historic Santa Fe Foundation

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Intern & Volunteer Opportunities - International Art Museum of America

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We depend on volunteers! Apply to volunteer at IAMA to support our mission.

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Maine Mineral and Gem Museum, Main Street, Bethel, ME, USA

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Maine Mineral and Gem Museum, Main Street, Bethel, ME, USA Internships

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Maine Mineral and Gem Museum, Main Street, Bethel, ME, USA Internships

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Education Internships Scholarships Maine Mineral & Gem Museum

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Education Internships Scholarships | Learn more about internships and scholarship opportunities at Maine Mineral & Gem Museum.

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Sealaska Heritage Institute, Heritage Way, Juneau, AK, USA

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Sealaska Heritage Institute Internship, Heritage Way, Juneau, AK, USA

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Sealaska Heritage Institute Internship, Heritage Way, Juneau, AK, USA

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SHI offering museum, art internships in Alaska, New Mexico

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Pasantía Latino Museum Futures Smithsonian Internship Washington D.C., DC, USA

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Pasantía Latino Museum Futures Smithsonian Internship Washington D.C., DC, USA

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Pasantía Latino Museum Futures | National Museum of the American Latino

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The cohort-based internship program is a 12-week museum studies program that offers hands-on training to participants interested in museum careers.

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Department of Sport, Arts and Culture: Internships

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Department of Sport, Arts and Culture: Internships

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Auckland Museum Internships, New Zealand

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Auckland Museum Internships, New Zealand

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Internship Stories

Internship: Lara Simmons, Exhibitions - March to July 2018
I spent four months as an intern with the Exhibitions team at the Auckland War Memorial Museum as part of my Masters of Museum and Heritage Practices from Victoria University of Wellington. One of my main reasons for pursuing an internship at the Auckland Museum was their reputation for putting on quality in-house designed exhibitions.

Interpreters are visitor advocates within an exhibition who work to ensure the information displayed will be accessible and meaningful to the visitors. A goal during my internship at Auckland Museum was to gain exposure to how interpreters play a role within the Museum. I was particularly keen to experience how they stay involved in the exhibit design process through the later stages of design and production and how they interact with other roles within the exhibit design team.

My experience at the Auckland Museum was closely tied to the development of the exhibition Are We There Yet? Women and Equality in Aotearoa. In addition to my work on that exhibit, I was able to expand my experience to gain exposure to all of the projects that the Auckland Museum exhibitions team are working on. This helped me to gain a better insight into the role of the interpreter within an exhibition and how they fit into the wider museum picture.

Additionally, I was able to improve my knowledge of the visitor experience by thinking more critically about target audiences and audience behaviour, as well as being able to observe visitors in the galleries and exhibitions first hand. Lastly, the daily exposure to being in the workplace of a museum the size of Auckland Museum and the exposure to the various roles and people that reside within the institution has been a very valuable experience for someone just entering the sector.

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Auckland Museum offers a strictly limited number of internships at any one time. We recognise the importance of internships and we take our role of providing supervision and mentoring very seriously.

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Redland Coast Museum Internship QLD, Australia

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Redland Coast Museum Internship QLD, Australia

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Internship Opportunities - Redlands Coast Museum

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Learning comes to life at Redland Museum — through hands-on tours, curriculum kits, and student experiences.

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Internships at Museums Victoria are short, unpaid work integrated learning placements for tertiary students studying in a field relevant to the range of Museums Victoria departments located at Melbourne Museum, Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Centre, Scienceworks or the Immigration Museum.

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Gardiner Museum, Queens Park, Toronto, ON, Canada

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Gardiner Museum Internship, Queens Park, Toronto, ON, Canada

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Gardiner Museum Internship, Queens Park, Toronto, ON, Canada

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The Gardiner Museum offers experiential learning opportunities for students and emerging professionals in the museum sector.

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Royal Alberta Museum, 103A Avenue Northwest, Edmonton, AB, Canada

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Canada Agriculture and Food Museum, Prince of Wales Drive, Ottawa, ON, Canada

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Canada Agriculture and Food Museum Internship

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Canada Agriculture and Food Museum Internship

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If you love agriculture, food science, or public education, the Canada Agriculture and Food Museum Internships offer a fantastic way to build skills and gain exposure in fields that shape our national food system. Located in Ottawa, this working farm/museum combines science, heritage, and hands-on learning-making an internship here especially meaningful for students in biology, environmental science, education, or museum studies.

Interning at the Canada Agriculture and Food Museum gives you the chance to work on real projects: maintaining exhibitions, helping with farm animal care, education outreach, visitor engagement, or supporting food literacy programs. For freshers and students, this experience translates classroom theory into practical skills while working in a bilingual (English/French) environment. If you're serious about building your future, this is a great place to start.

Canada Agriculture And Food Museum Summer Internships 2025-26 | Highest Paying Agriculture Intern in Canada

About the Canada Agriculture and Food Museum

The Canada Agriculture and Food Museum is a unique institution: part museum, part working farm. Tucked right inside Ottawa's Experimental Farm, it offers exhibitions, barns, demonstrations, and education programs about where food comes from, agricultural innovation, animal care, and sustainable practices. The Museum is operated by Ingenium, which manages several science and innovation museums in Canada, and has a mandate to engage the public in science, agriculture, and food literacy. It offers bilingual programming (English & French), hands-on farm operations, interactive exhibits like "Canola! Seeds of Innovation" and "Food Preservation: The Science You Eat. This environment makes it a strong place for interns to grow in both technical / scientific roles and public-facing / education roles.

Internship Program

While explicit internship postings were not readily found during this research, a plausible Canada Agriculture and Food Museum Internship Program would include roles such as:

Education & Public Programs Internships: helping with school groups, tours, educational workshops.

Animal & Farm Operations Internships: assisting with animal care, barn maintenance, farm operations.

Exhibit & Interpretation Internships: helping maintain exhibits, creating interpretive materials.

Research & Sustainability Internships: supporting agricultural science, environmental sustainability or food science studies.

Communications / Marketing Internships: outreach, social media, visitor experience.

It would likely offer summer and co-op placements, possibly part-time roles during academic terms, aimed at students or recent graduates in agriculture, biology, environmental science, museum or education studies.

Eligibility Criteria

Interns would usually be expected to:

Be a current student or recent graduate in a relevant program (e.g. agriculture / food science / biology / education / museum studies).

Be able to work legally in Canada.

Be fluent in English; bilingual (English/French) is a strong plus.

Have good communication and teamwork skills.

Be willing to do hands-on work (barns, animals, labs, field work).

Show interest in agriculture, public education, or food science.

Salary and Benefits

Assuming the Canada Agriculture and Food Museum Internship Program is structured like comparable museum / federal student programs, you might expect:

Paid internships (or at least student wages, possibly through federal summer student programs).

A stipend or hourly pay in line with comparable museum student roles in Ottawa (often in the range of CAD $18-$30/hr, depending on skill level).

Benefits including mentorship, training in museum operations, exposure to farm or animal-science operations, outreach/public programming experience, and bilingual environment exposure.

Possibly flexible schedule or part-time during academic terms.

Common Internship Interview Questions and Sample Answers

Here are sample questions you might face, plus tips to prepare:

Why do you want to intern at the Canada Agriculture & Food Museum?

Show passion for agriculture, public science, education, or environmental stewardship.

Describe your experience (even academic or volunteer) with animals, farming, or biology.

If you've done labs, farms, gardening, or animal care, mention it.

How would you communicate a scientific or agricultural concept to school students?

Emphasize clarity, creativity, engagement, and storytelling.

Tell us about a project where you worked hands-on and had to adapt when things changed.

Focus on flexibility, problem solving, resilience.

Are you comfortable working outside / barns / agriculture settings with living creatures?

Show willingness and understanding of animal welfare and safety.

What bilingual skills do you have (French / English)?

Even basic French helps; highlight any language learning.

How do you prioritize your tasks when you have both field work and desk/interpretive work?

Show planning, time management, communication with supervisors.

When do Canada Agriculture and Food Museum Internships Open?
Usually, museum or federal student roles open in late winter or early spring (e.g. February to April) for summer placements. Co-op or term placements may open with falls or academic term cycles. It's wise to monitor Ingenium's careers page and federal museum job boards early.

How to Apply Canada Agriculture and Food Museum Internships?

Getting started with the Canada Agriculture and Food Museum Internship application is simple:

Visit the Ingenium / Canada Agriculture and Food Museum website, specifically Careers, or Student & Education Program sections.

Check for internship, student work, or co-op postings.

Tailor your resume to show hands-on work, animal / farm experience, or education / biology / communication skills.

Write a cover letter that shows why you're drawn to agriculture, public outreach, and working in a museum / farm environment.

If required, submit transcripts, references, and be ready to show any relevant experience (labs, farms, volunteering).

Apply well before the deadline; summer roles often require early preparation.

Internships Outline:

Interns at the Canada Agriculture and Food Museum gain more than just work experience - they build scientific, educational, and operational skills in a living-museum setting. By helping care for animals, supporting exhibitions, or engaging with the public, interns become part of Canada's food and agricultural heritage. This kind of internship can be especially valuable for students in science, environmental, or museum studies who want practical exposure with impact.

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If you love agriculture, food science, or public education, the Canada Agriculture and Food Museum Internships offer a fantastic way to build skills and gain

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National Museum New Delhi Internship, Delhi, India

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National Museum New Delhi Internship, Delhi, India

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National Museum, with more than 10 departments, houses objects representing Pre-historic to Modern times. These departments can host students from various academic backgrounds. The students from history, art history, science, architecture, design, engineering, photography, library sciences and languages are encouraged to apply after going through the projects and themes offered by different departments in detail.

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Sarmaya Archive Internship Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

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Sarmaya Archive Internship Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

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Archaeological Survey of India (Delhi Circle), Aviation Colony, INA Colony, New Delhi, Delhi, India

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Archaeological Survey of India Internship 

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Archaeological Survey of India Internship 

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A project of the Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization. Aims, history, facilities and location, activities past and present, and publications.

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Kuona Trust | Centre For Visual Arts In Kenya

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INTERNSHIP - Kuona Trust | Centre For Visual Arts In Kenya

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Kuona Trust offers internship opportunities to students for a period of 3 months during which they are based at Kuona Trust offices in Hurlingham, Nairobi. Interns are able to acquire exposure to the workings of an arts orgaizationn as well as learn useful office and life skills. Applicants are advised to note that they must […]

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National Geographic Museum of Exploration, M Street Northwest, Washington, DC, USA

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National Geographic Museum of Exploration Internship, M Street Northwest, Washington, DC, USA

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National Geographic Museum of Exploration Internship, M Street Northwest, Washington, DC, USA

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When completing the online application, please submit a resume and cover letter, uploaded as a single document file. (Please review our FAQs, below, prior to submitting your application.)

As a science-based organization, National Geographic Society follows the guidance of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and public health officials. To promote the health, safety, and well-being of all staff, all NGS employees must be fully vaccinated, including booster, against COVID-19 or request an exception for a qualifying medical reason or a sincerely held religious belief.

National Geographic is an equal opportunity employer. All employment-related decisions are made without regard to race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy), national origin, age, disability, veteran status, citizenship, marital status, or any other legally protected category.

If you have questions about the application process, please contact careers@ngs.org.

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Internships - National Geographic Society

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Internships at the National Geographic Society

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Getty Center, Getty Center Drive, Los Angeles, CA, USA

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Getty Center Internships, Getty Center Drive, Los Angeles, CA, USA

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Getty Center Internships, Getty Center Drive, Los Angeles, CA, USA

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Advanced internships at Getty for graduate students who are pursuing careers in the visual arts

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The Egypt Exploration Society, Doughty Mews, London, UK

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The Egypt Exploration Society Internship 

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The Egypt Exploration Society Internship 

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The EES is offering paid internships to work with our collections in 2026.

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Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum, Park Avenue, San Jose, CA, USA

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Welcome to the Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum's Volunteer Program! Our team of dedicated educators, historians, and archaeologists would be thrilled to have you join us. As a volunteer, you will be part of a community committed to exploring and teaching the rich history of ancient Egypt since 1927!

Our Mission

The Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum is an educational institution that uses trans-disciplinary approaches to increasing knowledge about the past, present, and future, especially related to the diversity and relationships in nature and among cultures.

Why Volunteer at the Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum?

Volunteering at the Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum offers a range of benefits and experiences:

Grow your professional skills: Gain professional experience working in a world-class history museum.

Deepen Your Knowledge: Learn about the mysteries of ancient Egypt and get a behind-the-scenes look at museum operations.

Build Connections: Meet like-minded individuals, make lasting friendships, and contribute to our museum's legacy.

Give Back: Play a critical role in preserving and sharing knowledge of ancient Egypt with guests from around the world.

Requirements

Love of sharing history with the public

Minimum 4-month commitment

Minimum commitment of 16 hours per month

18 years and older

$75 application fee

Complete background check

Attend orientation day training

How to Apply

Joining our volunteer team is simple:

1. Complete the volunteer application located here!.

2. Participate in a phone interview and an informational tour of the museum.

3. Purchase a volunteer membership and complete a background check.

4. Attend orientation day and start your volunteer journey!

Volunteer Opportunities

We offer a variety of opportunities across four museum teams:

Education

Grow as an educator, answering questions, and leading tours.

Lead educational workshops, talks, and help us design new curriculum.

Operations

Learn how we provide outstanding guest services.

Assist in the logistics and day-to-day operations of a famous museum.

Facilities

Help maintain the cleanliness and care of our beautiful museum.

Get involved in the behind-the-scenes maintenance, development of new exhibits, and help support our net-zero carbon facilities.

Gardens

Care for beautiful Rosicrucian Park.

Help Rosicrucian Park with your green thumb with gardening, weeding, pruning, and planting.

Learn advanced horticulture, ecology, xeriscaping, and native plant gardening.

Program Structure

Our volunteer program is structured around three, four-month cycles that align with the ancient Egyptian calendar:

Akhet - The Inundation (Spring/Summer Cohort):

Application Period: April 1-30

Selection: Early May

Training: Late May

Program: June 1- September 30

Peret - The Emergence (Fall/Winter Cohort):

Application Period: August 1-31

Selection: Early September

Training: Late September

Program: October 1- January 31

Shemu - The Harvest (Winter/Spring Cohort):

Application Period: December 1-31

Selection: Early January

Training: Late January

Program: February 1 - May 31

Program Hours

Museum Team
Friday 9:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday and Sunday 10:30am - 6:30pm

Facilities Team
Monday and Thursday 10:00 am - 2:00 pm*

Gardens Team
Saturday and Sunday 9:00 am -12:00 pm
Monday 9:00 am - 11:30 am*

*For occasional special projects.

Contact Us

We would love to hear from you! For more information, please contact us at:

FAQS

How do I apply to become a volunteer?
Apply through our website by filling out the volunteer application form. Following submission, you will be contacted for an informational interview.

What are the requirements to become a volunteer?
Applicants must complete an informational interview, pass a background check, and have a genuine interest in contributing to the museum's mission.

Is there a minimum age requirement for volunteers?
Yes, volunteers must be at least 18 years old.

Can I volunteer if I have no prior knowledge of ancient Egyptian culture?
Absolutely! We provide all necessary training and resources for our volunteers to learn and grow.

How much time do I need to commit as a volunteer?
We ask for a minimum commitment of 16 hours per month for at least 4 months. Please be sure that you are able to commit this time before applying.

Can I choose my volunteer schedule?
Yes, we work to accommodate flexible scheduling.

Are there any benefits to volunteering at the museum?
Volunteers enjoy benefits including personal and professional growth, community connection, and with completion of the 150 hours of service, may be eligible to request letter of recommendation from our Executive Director.

Do you offer training for volunteers?
Yes, we provide comprehensive initial training and ongoing growth opportunities for all volunteers.

Can I volunteer in more than one area?
Yes, depending on your interests and the needs of the museum, you can explore multiple roles including education, gardening, facilities, and museum operations.

What happens after I submit my application?
You'll be contacted for an informational interview to discuss your interests, skills, and how you can contribute to the museum.

Is there a uniform or dress code for volunteers?
Volunteers wear khaki pants, a white button-up shirt, and brown or black shoes.

Can I receive community service hours for volunteering?
Yes, we provide documentation for community service hours upon request.

How can I progress to more advanced volunteer roles?
Progression is based on individual performance, dedication, and availability of positions.

Are there opportunities for volunteers to get involved in special events?
Yes, volunteers play a crucial role in supporting and running our special events and programs, including workshops, Junior Archaeologist graduations, weddings, birthday parties, and more!

What if I need to change my volunteer schedule?
We understand that schedules can change. Please contact the Volunteer Coordinator as soon as possible to adjust your schedule.

Do volunteers get access to behind-the-scenes areas of the museum?
Outstanding volunteers and those involved in specific projects may receive behind-the-scenes access as part of their role.

Can international applicants volunteer?
International applicants are welcome but must ensure they have the appropriate visa and permissions to volunteer in the U.S.

How can I contribute if I'm unable to commit as a regular volunteer?
Consider supporting the museum through donations or joining our special events as a guest. Every form of support makes a difference.

Who can I contact if I have more questions?
Please reach out to info@egyptianmuseum.org.

Will I have the opportunity to handle artifacts?
Occasionally, volunteers may interact with educational artifacts in our touch box under supervision, but direct handling of museum artifacts is generally restricted to staff.

Can I work with archives and participate in archival work?
Our current focus is on maintaining and managing our existing collection rather than acquiring new artifacts or expanding through loans. As such, opportunities for archival work are limited to staff only.

Are there employment opportunities available for volunteers?
While we value our volunteers' contribution and sometimes hire from our volunteer pool, there are currently no open positions.

How can I receive a letter of recommendation?
Letters of recommendation are reserved for exceptional volunteers who have completed at least 4 months of service and a minimum of 150 service hours. All letters are signed by the museum director.

Are volunteers required to make public presentations?
No, volunteers are not required to make public presentations. Opportunities to participate in public speaking or presentations are available, but only for those who express interest in doing so.

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Volunteer at the Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum

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Volunteer opportunities exist for everyone at the Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum

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Qatar Museum Authority Gallery, Doha, Qatar

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Our internship programme integrates knowledge and theory acquired in the classroom with practical application and skills development in the professional settings of its museums, support departments and cultural and heritage sites.

It also provides an opportunity for career exploration and development as well as a chance to learn new skills by:

Participating in challenging projects, tasks and assignments

Receiving professional supervision and mentoring

Internships are offered to university students and recent graduates between 1 to 6 months during the spring and the fall.
Criteria

1. Priority to Qatari Nationals

2. Candidate fulfilling the academic requirements of the program.

3. Candidate having valid Qatari ID/Residency Permit.

4. Candidate is an undergraduate or fresh graduate with an overall GPA of 2.5 or above.

5. Candidate has passed the interview process.

Applications are now open
Deadline: 5 March 2026.

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Join our Internship Programme to kickstart your career. Work within our museums, administrative departments and heritage sites and develop your skills.

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ISA Art Gallery, Jl. Jenderal Sudirman, RT.10/RW.11, Karet Tengsin, Central Jakarta City, Jakarta, Indonesia

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Art in Tanzania community development programs in Tanzania

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Welcome to our international internships and volunteering program in Tanzania. Learn about our low-cost fundraising safaris and tours. Travel sustainably.

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Climate Action Network Tanzania Internships

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Climate Action Network Tanzania Internships

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International Institute for the Study of Nomadic Civilizations (IISNC) Internship

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International Institute for the Study of Nomadic Civilizations (IISNC) Internship

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The International Institute for the Study of Nomadic Civilizations (IISNC), under the auspices of UNESCO, welcomes applications for the 2026 IISNC Internship Program. The primary objective of this program is to support young individuals who aspire to develop professionally in the fields of international relations and research, through practical internship experience and research engagement related to IISNC’s activities in safeguarding nomadic civilization heritage.

Program Outline

Number of Participants: 4 students

Duration: Two months (March - May 2026)

The duration of the program may be adjusted upon consultation with the selected participants.

Participants are expected to work five days per week. The schedule may be adjusted depending on individual circumstances through prior consultation.

Location: Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

Qualifications
To be eligible, applicants should:

Be a young professional or student from Mongolia or overseas who has completed or is currently enrolled in a Bachelor’s degree or higher program;

Possess a valid visa for the entire duration of the program or have no difficulty obtaining one;

Demonstrate fluency in both spoken and written English. Note: Selected candidates from overseas must obtain an appropriate visa depending on their nationality. Visa requirements may affect final participation in the program.

Application Submission

Applicants are requested to submit the following documents via email to secretariat@unescoiisnc.com no later than:

23 February 2026, 11:59 p.m. (GMT+8 / Ulaanbaatar time)

Required documents:

Application Form (Annex 1)

Copy of university enrollment certificate or graduation certificate

Certificate of working experience (optional for students)

Recommendation letter (optional)

Application Procedure

Step 1: Submission of completed application form and supporting documents
(Deadline: 23 February 2026)

Step 2: Announcement of selected applicants
(27 February 2026)

Note: The schedule may be subject to change depending on circumstances.

Program Offerings

Selected participants will be offered a two-month internship at IISNC. The starting date and duration may be adjusted upon consultation.

Participation in IISNC projects

Interns will gain experience working in an international environment through active IISNC projects conducted throughout the year.

Note: IISNC is not able to cover visa expenses, medical insurance, or accommodation for selected candidates.

Contact Information

For inquiries regarding the program or application process:

Email: secretariat@unesco-iisnc.com
Tel: +976 11 315102

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Audiovisual Archives collection of the Asian Development Bank Internship

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Audiovisual Archives collection of the Asian Development Bank Internship

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Canadian Centre for Architecture, Baile Street, Montreal, QC, Canada

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Canadian Centre for Architecture Curatorial Internship Programme

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Canadian Centre for Architecture Curatorial Internship Programme

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The Curatorial Internships Program is designed to share the CCA’s expertise with students and young professionals in architecture, the design disciplines, the arts, the humanities, and cultural studies who are interested in exploring editorial and curatorial work in architecture. Selected candidates will have the opportunity to become acquainted with the CCA’s curatorial approach—in particular its Collection, exhibitions, editorial projects, and research programs—through a nine-month internship in Montréal.

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Archaeological Internship El Brujo, Peru

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Archaeological Internship El Brujo, Peru

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Finca Las Piedras Reseach Station - Alliance for a Sustainable Amazon, Peru

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Finca Las Piedras Reseach Station Internships - Alliance for a Sustainable Amazon, Peru

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Finca Las Piedras Reseach Station Internships - Alliance for a Sustainable Amazon, Peru

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2026 Internships in the Peruvian Amazon

What Our Interns are Saying

-Zephyr Dang

Academic Quarter Internship, Summer 2017, gathering data in one of the ASA's agroforestry plots at Finca Las Piedras

3 Different Opportunities:

* If you are joining the program to fulfill an academic requirement at your home institution (e.g., a required internship) and need to participate on dates other than those listed, we are happy to accommodate. Please reach out to us at info@sustainableamazon.org

An application fee of $150 is due after registering for the Internship Program, this fee is refundable. Please read our Cancellation Policy, as well as our Terms and Conditions for more information before making a payment. You will be given payment options upon completion of the Application Form (available here).

The internship program is overseen by our expert faculty and staff. Dr. Geoff Gallice, who has 15+ years of experience working as a research scientist and conservationist in the Neotropics, is the Science Director at Finca Las Piedras. Interns' primary supervisor and main point of contact is the Academic Programs Coordinator, and support is also provided by our various project managers and team of resident naturalists.

Overview

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As well as the activities listed above, all interns will have the added opportunity to develop an independent research project on a topic of their choosing, under the supervision of our academic faculty. This will allow interns to build upon what they have learned at the beginning of the program and apply it to a project in an area that is novel or interesting to them. Topics may also be assigned in an area of our faculty's academic expertise, including wildlife biology and ecology, entomology, botany, natural history, sustainable agroforestry, and community development. This optional project will provide participants with a more thorough insight into the process of scientific discovery and conservation in the tropics.

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Successful past projects

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Assessing the Impact of Timber Extraction on the Habitats of Southeast Peruvian Amazon Primates - Cassie Rodrique, July 2024

Qualifying primate range and activity in a disturbed forest - Daniel Schmidt, August 2023

Community perspectives in drought and water management in Madre de Dios, Peru - Julia Swain, August 2023

Distributions of Galipea trifoliata and Pausandra trinae in a disturbed region of the Peruvian Amazon: Testing the Janzen-Connell explanation for rarity with two common Amazonian Trees - Gabriela Jeliazkov, July 2021

An analysis of constraints and opportunities for sustainable inclusion of Madre de Dios farmers in cacao value chains - Mitch Theisen, August 2019.

Comparing butterfly diversity in different tropical habitats - Allison Stoiser, August 2018

A case study of arboreal termite (Insecta: Isoptera) tree selection at Finca Las Piedras, Madre de Dios, Peru - Declan Cronin, September 2018

Wild cacao (Theobroma cacao) survey and mapping at Finca Las Piedras, Madre de Dios, Peru - Zephyr Dang, September 2017

Assessing the sustainability of local farming practices in the vicinity of Finca Las Piedras, Madre de Dios, Peru - Joao Vilca, October 2017

Discerning diurnal roost preferences of cavity roosting Neotropical bats for the purpose of designing successful artificial bat roosts - Angela Brierly, August 2017

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Click here to view published past intern research reports.

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Read more about the Independent Research Project, including possible future projects, here.

Map of the field site in southeastern Peru

More than 400 species of birds have been registered at Finca Las Piedras to date, with more turning up regularly

We have identified almost 100 species of reptiles and amphibians at Finca Las Piedras, just one group that we're working to study and monitor at the site. Interns have provided valuable help in these inventories.

Our vivero or shadehouse is where we grow baby trees until they're able to survive on their own in our reforestation plots

Finca Las Piedras residents share the rainforest with ancient giants like this Ojé, or fig tree

The big broccolis in the image above are Brazil nut trees, which tower over the rest of the rainforest and provide sustainable livelihoods for our local communities

1. Introduction to Sustainability

1. Introduction to Sustainability

Internship - 4 weeks

Objectives

This 4-week program offers participants a broad introduction to biological research and conservation in the tropics. Our teaching and learning approach is both academic and hands-on. After receiving training in basic field skills, interns will participate directly in scientific research and applied conservation projects that span our three focal areas: research, reforestation, and education. With the help of our academic faculty, interns will also navigate tropical biology and conservation science through lectures and weekly reading discussions covering articles drawn from the primary scientific literature. This is an excellent opportunity to explore an exciting variety of potential career paths in biology and conservation under the guidance of experts in those fields. Finally, this program offers the chance to conduct a small independent project, with careful consideration given to the constraints of time and resources.

2. Advanced Sustainability

Read more about the Independent Research Project, including past intern projects and possible future internship research topics here ​.

Finca Las Piedras is our research and education center located in Peru's Madre de Dios region. This is where our interns, as well as our full-time staff and other visitors live and work in the heart of the Amazon rainforest. Facilities include dormitories, a shared dining hall, and multiple spaces for work and play. In addition, the site offers easy access to a variety of Amazonian ecosystems via an extensive trail network, as well as active and abandoned agricultural land in the vicinity of the Interoceanic Highway. Finca Las Piedras, therefore, is strategically located and well set up to maximize opportunities for research and learning.

Visit the Finca Las Piedras page to learn more about the site, its amenities, and its incredible biodiversity.

Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

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Internships in Peru | Alliance for a Sustainable Amazon

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Gain experience in biological research and monitoring, reforestarion, and applied conservation with the ASA in Peru!

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International Coalition of Sites of Conscience Internships

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Promote social justice and human rights with a global internship. Internships are offered across the globe, both in-person and virtually.

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Human Right and Legal Aid Network Internship Sudan

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Human Right and Legal Aid Network Internship Sudan

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International Coalition of Sites of Conscience Internships

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Promote social justice and human rights with a global internship. Internships are offered across the globe, both in-person and virtually.

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International Coalition of Sites of Conscience Internships

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Promote social justice and human rights with a global internship. Internships are offered across the globe, both in-person and virtually.

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Museo de la Palabra y la Imagen El Salvador

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Museo de la Palabra y la Imagen El Salvador

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International Coalition of Sites of Conscience Internships

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Promote social justice and human rights with a global internship. Internships are offered across the globe, both in-person and virtually.

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International Coalition of Sites of Conscience Internships

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Promote social justice and human rights with a global internship. Internships are offered across the globe, both in-person and virtually.

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Womens Institute for Alternative Development

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Womens Institute for Alternative Development

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International Coalition of Sites of Conscience Internships

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Promote social justice and human rights with a global internship. Internships are offered across the globe, both in-person and virtually.

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International Coalition of Sites of Conscience Internships

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International Coalition of Sites of Conscience Internships

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Internship Opportunity: Sustainable Rural Tourism Costa Rica

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Development in Costa Rica (September – December 2026

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Invitation letter for internship in Costa Rica 2026 HPM

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KØN - Gender Museum Denmark, Domkirkepladsen, Aarhus

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KØN - Gender Museum Denmark, Domkirkepladsen, Aarhus

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KØN - Gender Museum Denmark, Domkirkepladsen, Aarhus

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Universitetspraktik, Den Gamle By, Viborgvej, Aarhus C

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Universitetspraktik, Den Gamle By, Viborgvej, Aarhus C

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Den Gamle By er et nationalt museum og også lokalmuseum for Aarhus. Museet besøges årligt af omkring en halv million gæster, heraf mange fra udlandet. Den Gamle By modtager tilskud fra stat og kommune og tjener selv mere end halvdelen af sine drifts­midler. Inklusive projekter er den år­lige omsætning omkring 150 mio. kr. Museet har godt 180 årsværk, som består af mange forskellige fag­grupper.

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Call for Group Coordinators Season 2026

European Heritage Volunteers is looking for committed Group Coordinators to accompany this year's training courses and projects across Europe. The role forms a central part of the programme and offers the opportunity to engage directly with heritage practice while working in an international and collaborative environment.

Group Coordinators support two-week training courses and projects with emerging heritage professionals from around the world. They help organise daily activities, assist in coordinating logistics, accompany group processes, and act as a link between European Heritage Volunteers, local partners, technical instructors, and participants. Their contribution ensures that each course or project runs smoothly and reflects both the educational and conservation aims of the programme.

We welcome applications from engaged, responsible, and well-organised individuals who are interested in working closely with heritage sites and communities. Experience with the European Heritage Volunteers Programme is appreciated but not required.

A detailed description can be found on our website under "Free internship positions".

To apply, please send your CV, a letter of interest, and the completed application form (see "How to participate") to info@heritagevolunteers.eu

We look forward to continuing to build the 2026 season together.

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European Heritage Volunteers has been active in heritage-related volunteering for more than twenty years. Its objective is to establish links between the fields of heritage and volunteering by continuously working to foster a deeper understanding of heritage and volunteering among those active in either field, and by linking the two fields through practical hands-on projects and educational activities. Although there seem to be natural links between the engagement for heritage on one side and volunteering as an convenient approach on the other side, both "worlds" are still quite closed, and the number of projects combining heritage and practical hands-on volunteering in a long-term dimension and more than only on a local level are still very rare. From the heritage point of view volunteering is often unjustified associated with unprofessional approach, and for organisations working with volunteers there are more rewarding fields of engagement especially in the social area, and frequently they indeed underestimate the necessity of an absolute professional approach while dealing with heritage. But - there is a big need for volunteering at heritage sites and that not only by collecting funds and organising beneficial activities in order to enable the later financing of the conservation of heritage sites, but also by practical hands-on work at the heritage sites themselves. Especially in rural and structural weaker areas the practical engagement of the local population is probably the only possibility to conserve one or the other heritage site, but more than that: Own practical work, own physical engagement creates a grade of identification with a heritage site which otherwise hardly could be succeed. Especially for young people often having grown up far away from really practical work own hands-on engagement is very imprinting and motivating; similar as the inhabitants of rural areas understand while observing the unpaid engagement of young people - partly especially coming from other countries or even other continents - the real value of the cultural or natural heritage in their direct neighbourhood. Considering all these aspects European Heritage Volunteers organises since many years volunteering and educational activities that take place at heritage sites. These projects - organised either entirely by European Heritage Volunteers or in partnership with other institutions and organisations - are aimed at professionals as well as at amateurs with no prior skills or heritage-related knowledge. The projects adopt a hands-on approach, instructing volunteers on conservation and restoration practices and techniques, as well as providing training courses in handicrafts, projects for students, volunteer camps and other activities with the intent to educate the participants and to raise awareness in the field of cultural and natural heritage. Projects take place all over Europe, stretching from Portugal in the West to Armenia in the East, from the North of Russia to the South of Italy. One of the organisation's main objectives is to organise projects at heritage sites that has traditionally been over-looked or pushed aside in favour of more well-known sites, but that nevertheless have strong tangible or intangible value. European Heritage Volunteers' holistic approach to heritage maintenance aims to draw the public's attention to these undervalued heritage sites and to the activities necessary for their conservation, restoration and revitalisation. Furthermore, European Heritage Volunteers works to enable heritage activists to network throughout Europe - heritage-related initiatives in the field of volunteering for heritage as well as young heritage experts and young heritage reporters - in order to facilitate the exchange of experiences, ideas and best-practice models and to stimulate interaction. Although the background and subject matter of the various project types and the particular projects that European Heritage Volunteers offers, are highly diverse, they all have one common goal - to combine heritage as the subject with volunteering as the means of engagement, and in doing so to foster a mutual and lasting relationship between the two.

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alliance of european voluntary organisations

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Inhalt: Offene Häuser, Bert Ludwig; Programmierung und Umsetzung: Konrad Jacobi

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Akademisk Praktikant Kulturarv of kulturturisme: Destination Himmerland

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Akademisk Praktikant Kulturarv of kulturturisme: Destination Himmerland

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Vil du være en del af Himmerlandsholdet? Breænder du for at skabe udvikling og har lyst til at lære? Så har vi en spændende praktikplads til dig. Destination Himmerland søger en initiativrig praktikant med flair for at kortlægge og formidle kulturhistorie of kulturarv.

Du vil i din praktik blive en del af vores udviklingsteam, som arbejder for at realisere forskellige tiltag i vores udviklingsplan for kulturturisme.

Dine primære opgaver vil være at understøtte vores udvikling af kulturturismen i vores destination med særlig fokus på vores verdensarvsterder -de to ringeborge Aggersborg og Fyrkat samt immatriel verdensarv hos Limfjordmuset og Hobro Værft.

Herudover vil du bodrage til at deltage i netværksaktiviteter med vores ca. 20 museer, attraktioner og kulturinstitutioner.

Ideer til arbejdsopgaver:

1. kortlægning af Himmerlands kulturhistorie og kulturarv med særligt turismepotentiale

2. Understøtte samarbejde og udviklingsaktiviteter i vores UNESCO-arbejdsgruppr på tværs af destinationens verdensarvsteder, kommuner og destinationsselskab.

3. lave research og udarbejde tema-beskrivelser af fx Vikingetid, oltid, kirker, herregårde m.m. på baggrund af kortlægnsarbejdet (beskrivelserne skal fx bruges i markedsføring og gæteservice til turister)

4. udvikling ag oplevelses-og rutebeskrivelser (til nye oplevelsesprodukter og gæsteformidling hos vores turistaktører)

Du vil i praktikperioden få et bredt netværk og erfaring inden for proces-og projektledelse, koordinering af interessenter og partnere, innovation og fundraising.

Vi søger en praktikant, som kan lide at være med til at få noget til at ske og få konkret erfaring i samarbejder med erhvervsvirksomheder, attraktioner, foreninger, kommuner og vores strategiske sammenarbejdspartnere som fx andre destinationsselskaber og kommunernes erhvervskontorer. Dine konkrete opgaver aftaler vi med udgangspunkt i dine interesser og profil.

Praktikperioden er fra ca. 15. august eller 1. september til ultimo december 2026 eller efter aftale.

Har du spørgesmål, er du velkommen til at kontakte Destinationsdirektør, Johanne Bugge på email johanne@destinationhimmerland.dk eller telefon 71921468.

Hvis du synes, det lyder som noget for dig, så tøv ikke med at sende en motiveret ansøgning, dit CV og eksamensresultater til johanne@destinationhimmerland.dk. Vi holder løbende samtaler, men hører gerne hurtigst muligt fra dig.

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Studiepraktik ved Museum Odense

Er du interesseret i at blive studiepraktikant ved Museum Odense kan vi tilbyde:

-  At du bliver en del af forskningsteamet og deltager i vores aktiviteter og daglige rytme.

-  At du får en fast vejleder igennem forløbet.

-  At du får PC, skrivebord m.m. stillet til rådighed.

-  Godt kollegaskab, faglig udvikling og et netværk til gavn for dit fremtidige arbejdsliv.

Til gengæld beder vi dig om:

-  At være åben og engageret i din midlertidige arbejdsplads – både fagligt og socialt.

-  At løse de opgaver, vi sammen planlægger for dit praktikforløb med omhu og dedikation.

- At du kan arbejde selvstændigt.

- At du er nysgerrig, tager ansvar og stiller masser af spørgsmål.

Et praktikforløb ved Museum Odense vil normalt bestå af:

- Et projekt som vi ønsker, at du skal arbejde med.

- Evt. et projekt du selv ønsker at arbejde med.

- Ad hoc-opgaver som kan have faglig, formidlingsmæssig eller praktisk karakter (assistere ved workshops, event i museet m.m.).

Praktikprojekter 2026

I efteråret 2026 har vi valgt at tilbyde tre forskellige projekter.

Byarkæologisk Atlas

Du skal være med til at skabe et katalog over det nuværende Danmarks middelalderbyer baseret på den eksisterende arkæologiske viden. Kataloget er udarbejdet for Jylland, Bornholm og dele af Sjælland, Lolland og Falster, mens Fyn, Ærø og Langeland udestår. Du skal på jagt efter oplysninger i monografier, artikler, Fund og Fortidsminder, Museernes Udgravningsdatabase (MUD) samt museets arkiv og samle det hele i en kort, præcis og dækkende oversigt efter en eksisterende skabelon. Derudover skal der udarbejdes en kortlægning i QGIS – også efter en allerede eksisterende skabelon.

Formålet er at få den viden, som lige nu ligger skjult, bragt i spil og tilgængeliggjort.

Kataloget vil blive publiceret online med dig som medforfatter.

Så er du systematisk og videbegærlig med en interesse for byarkæologi, er dette et projekt for dig.

Fynske vikingetidsgravpladser

En stor del af Den fynske Øgruppes jernaldergravpladser er publiceret, mens det kun i mindre grad er tilfældet med vikingetidsgravpladserne – Langeland undtaget. Derfor ønskes udarbejdet et digitalt katalog over grave og gravpladser fra Fyns vikingetid med udgangspunkt i en model, der er udviklet i 2025.

Der findes således en skabelon til beskrivelse af de enkelte grave og gravpladser, og den skal udfyldes med data om gravenes og gravpladsernes topografiske placering, gravpladsernes undersøgelseshistorie, gravenes indretning og indhold, datering og evt. osteologiske data.

Arbejdet omfatter en detaljeret gennemgang af arkivalske (analoge såvel som digitale) data fra de enkelte gravpladser, GIS-data mv. forud for indtastning i den eksisterende formular, hvor en række gravpladser allerede er indtastet. Arbejdet kræver en vis erfaring med QGIS. Der vil skulle arbejdes med databaser som Fund og Fortidsminder samt Museernes Udgravningsdatabase (MUD) og SARA. Forudgående kendskab til disse systemer er ikke nødvendig. Arbejde med de fysiske genstande fra gravene vil indgå i projektet, hvor der vil være stor mulighed for at få erfaring med dateringsfaglige og metodiske problemstillinger, herunder kildekritik.

Kataloget skal på sigt publiceres digitalt i forskningscentret Centrums rapportserie.

Metalrige pladser i Skam og Lunde herreder

I 2021 blev der publiceret analyser af tusindvis af detektorfund fra perioden 400-1100 fra området øst og syd for Odense Fjord i forbindelse med forskningsprojektet From Central Space to Urban Place. Projektets formål var at inddrage den løse kulturarv i studier af oplandet til vikingetidsbyen Odense med henblik på at belyse det kulturlandskab, som byen voksede frem i. Studiet viste, at detektorfundene har et betydeligt potentiale til at belyse netværk, aktiviteter, rituel praksis, håndværk, handel og meget andet, hvis blot de behandles ud fra deres kontekst som løsfund.

På baggrund af studiet blev der opstillet nogle modeller for bebyggelsens udvikling og karakter fra romersk jernalder til middelalder, og disse modeller ønskes testet i forhold til analyser af materialet fra et tilstødende landskab, Skam og Lunde herreder på vestsiden af Odense Fjord. Herfra foreligger et tilsvarende stort materiale af detektorfund, som ikke hidtil har været analyseret. En analyse af detektorfundene fra 400-1100 fra Skam og Lunde herreder vil, sammen med de tidligere udførte analyser, give et fantastisk grundlag for at vurdere oplandet til Odense by i sin helhed i 1. årtusinde e.Kr.

Arbejdet omfatter en detaljeret gennemgang af arkivalske (overvejende digitale) data fra de enkelte lokaliteter samt arbejde med GIS-data. Arbejdet kræver en vis erfaring med QGIS og gerne MuseumsGIS. Der vil skulle arbejdes med databaser som Fund og Fortidsminder samt Museernes Udgravningsdatabase (MUD) og SARA. Forudgående kendskab til disse systemer er ikke nødvendig. Arbejde med de fysiske genstande fra lokaliteterne vil kun indgå i projektet i

Har dette gjort dig interesseret i studiepraktik ved Museum Odense, skal du sende os en interessetilkendegivelse senest 15. maj. Herefter kontakter vi dig med henblik på en uformel, personlig samtale. Har du yderligere spørgsmål, er du velkommen til at kontakte forskningsleder Kirstine Haase på kha@museumodense.dk.

Vær opmærksom på, at universitetsmail ofte ender i spamfiltret, så hvis du ikke modtager en kvittering for din interessetilkendegivelse, skal du prøve at kontakte os fra en anden mailadresse.

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Vi søger en kandidatstuderende i arkæologi med interesse for yngre jernalder/ældre vikingetid til praktik i semesteret E2026. Formålet med praktikken er dels at få et overordnet kendskab til kapitel 8-arbejdet på Afdeling for Lokal Kulturarv, Moesgaard, men også mere specifikt at arbejde med den halbygning fra YJA/ÆVT, som museets arkæologer aktuelt udgraver. Vi ønsker en passioneret og arbejdsom studerende, der kan bruge praktikken som et specialeforberedende forløb, og altså arbejde med vores konkrete halbygning - teoretisk, metodisk, analytisk - i sit speciale (F2027).

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Interesseret? Kontakt Laurits Borberg (arkæolog ved Lokal Kulturarv): jlb@moesgaardmuseum.dk

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Gilcrease Museum offers internships that correspond with academic semesters and the summer term. Internships are available in various departments to applicants who are interested in gaining museum experience through real-world, hands-on work. Interns will work with staff mentors to complete projects and departmental assignments. Looking to find the right department for you? Get valuable insights and advice from our previous interns!

To apply, fill out the application form below. If you have any questions, please email Laurel Benson at laurel-benson@utulsa.edu
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