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Job openings, fellowships and internships related to international affairs.

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Association of Professional Schools of International Affairs (APSIA)

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Job Openings & Internships - Association of Professional Schools of International Affairs (APSIA)

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The School of International Service seeks a Coordinator for the overall administration and support of the Comparative and Regional Studies MA Program, the International Affairs Policy & Analysis MA Programs, and the SIS Doctoral Program.

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Postings for Public and International Service related opportunities (grad school, careers, professional development) 

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Postings for Public and International Service related opportunities (grad school, careers, professional development) 

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Sort for tools, downloads, experiences, and links related to graduate school, careers in public and international service, and opportunities for professional development.

The Program is a two-year paid fellowship designed to equip recent college graduates with the tools, experiences, support, and community ... Read More

The $5,000 award and educational conference connects promising arts and sciences students with opportunities in local, state, and federal government ... Read More

Amounts range from $2,500 one-year awards to $20,000 multi-year awards. APIA Scholars has a special focus on supporting AANHPI students ... Read More

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Opportunities (paid jobs, volunteer, grad schools, more) for positive social change. The site is very user-friendly with useful filters, and you can set up email alerts.

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Resources and tools to help you build a better world.

Explore our volunteer, event, and action listings to discover ways to make an impact in your community.

Use our location, experience level, and issue area job-search filters to find your perfect-fit career opportunity.

Find your earning potential with our new salary calculator that allows you to compare salaries and possible career paths.

The latest from our career experts

Recent Volunteer Opportunities

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Google Group for Social Impact Job Postings

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Google Group for Social Impact Job Postings

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Check out this Google Group, which you can subscribe to for regular job posting updates. If you're interested in social impact work, this group is a great place to get notified directly about job openings of all levels.

https://groups.google.com/g/social-enterprise-jobs

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See what positions are open at Amani Institute, but also be sure to scroll down on their career site to "Job sites we recommend" for more great places to browse through job postings.

https://amaniinstitute.org/news-events/impact-careers/

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The social sector is growing fast; there are many opportunities to build your career here. In this page, we list open positions from organizations in our network (including any open positions with us), then highlight a few websites where you can look for job openings, and finally some more general resources on building an impact career.

Positions open at Amani Institute:

Positions open within our network:

Job sites we recommend

Further Inspiration and Resources to find impact career jobs

"How to Find a Job in the 21st Century" by Roshan Paul

"Pursuing a Career in Social Impact? Become an Intrapreneur" by Jorge Luis Fontanez

"A Google Evangelist's Guide to Finding Purpose in your Career" by Gopi Kallayil

The 80,000 Hours project, especially their advice on how to get a job
GOOD Magazine 7 TED Talks to Help You Find Your Purpose

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Job sites we recommend Escape the CityA community to access opportunities and inspiration to find a career of purpose PCDNAn essential resource for individuals seeking employment in social entrepreneurship and international development ImpactexchangeSelected opportunities to make a difference. ANDEThe Aspen Network of Development Entrepreneurs has a career page with jobs within the network - great place to look if [...]

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Internships are an important part of your early career. They provide valuable experience, help you build skills, and connect you to people and resources in your desired field. Most internships take place while you're still in school or soon after. By completing an internship, you get a real-world sense of what an organization is like and the kind of work you can expect. Unfortunately, many internships are still unpaid. This effectively excludes people who don't have the savings to set work aside for a few months. In recent years, there's been an increased push to pay interns a fair wage, so more can take advantage of internship opportunities. Here are ten paid nonprofit internships:

This NGO raises awareness on the fundamental rules of law and government accountability. It has three programs: Research and Scholarship; the Rule of Law Index; and Engagement. There are internships available with the Rule of Law program, as well as in accounting, research, and Engagement. Eligible candidates must be in the process (or have completed) a bachelor's or master's degree in international affairs, social sciences, or journalism. At least one year of professional experience (like another internship) is required. English and French fluency is also required.

This organization focuses on human rights in the Middle Eastern North African region. There are two rounds each year - one in the spring and one in the autumn. Interns are based in Geneva and cover areas like law, media, and translation. Both students and recent graduates are eligible. Ideal applicants should be fluent in Arabic, English, or French. International law or Middle East studies are good degrees to have.

This alliance of civil society organizations and activists focuses on strengthening civil action. There are over 10,000 members in this group. They are based in Johannesburg and work to amplify excluded voices. Internships last 3 months and - according to the description of their 2020 opening - they pay a stipend of USD 1200 pm.

This nonprofit works in advocacy, activism, analysis, and alliance-building. They have a Category B Consultative Status with the UN Economic and Social Council, as well as special status with other UN bodies. Since 1915, WILPF has focused on issues like women's rights, disarmament, and peace and security. Eligible candidates must speak English. Other languages are a plus. Candidates must also be currently earning (or intending to earn) a master's degree in journalism, communications, literature, or a related field. The monthly stipend is 900 CHF.

APT supports justice systems, human rights institutes, and governments in the quest to prevent torture. Their internships are available to graduate students and include spots on the Advocacy, Legal, and Detention Monitoring teams. They also occasionally have 6-month internships at their headquarters in Geneva.

The IAS is the world's largest association of HIV professionals with members in over 180 countries. They engage in HIV advocacy, research, campaigns, and more to raise awareness and foster understanding of key issues. Past internships have included work at conferences and work with IAS Secretariat in Geneva. Interns are paid a 2,000 CHF stipend every month.

This alliance consists of around 1,500 member organizations in over 150 countries. At the UN, the group represents lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, and intersex interests. Eligible interns must have a higher education degree in a relevant field and be fluent in English and one other official UN language. Previous experience in activism or at another NGO is also required. Internships last six months and provide a 750 CHF monthly stipend.

The internship program usually runs for 10 weeks with flexible start and end states. There are internship cycles available in the fall, winter/spring, and summer. There are usually opportunities throughout the organization. To be eligible, you must be currently enrolled in an undergrad or graduate program. Not all Red Cross internships are paid, so be sure you are looking for paid opportunities through the Careers Site. Most of these paid internships require around 40 hours of work per week.

This progressive research and policy institute focuses on federal and state policies that affect low-income families. They offer a wide range of internships in areas like Communication, Equity and Inclusion, Government Affairs, Health Policy, and much more. Internships usually last 10-12 weeks. Stipends are on an hourly scale based on where you are in your schooling. Undergrad students get $15 an hour, graduate students get $17 an hour, and doctoral students get between $17-$20, depending on their course credits, coursework, and research.

WFP focuses on food assistance. Each year, they serve over 85 million people. To land an internship, applicants must either be currently enrolled in a university or have graduated in the last six months. Working knowledge of English is required, while knowledge of other UN languages is a plus. Internships typically last 2-8 months. The maximum stipend is $1,000 per month.

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10 Nonprofit Internships That Are Paid | Human Rights Careers

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Internships are an important part of your early career. They provide valuable experience, help you build skills, and connect you to people and resources in your desired field. Most internships take place while you're still in school or soon after. By completing an internship, you get a real-world sense of what an organization is like [...]

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➢ 3 month commitment (6-9 months preferred)
➢ 12-15 hours per week
➢ Application deadlines rolling

https://wacofsa.org/internship-opportunities/

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➢ Get funding to teach English or conduct research abroad after graduating!
➢ Students should start their application in the spring of their junior year. CIE staff support students through the application process.
➢ Find out more here!

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Post Graduate Opportunities, courtesy of the Study Abroad Team

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Post Graduate Opportunities, courtesy of the Study Abroad Team

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Check out our link that highlights different opportunities that will get you abroad or working in the field of International Education!

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Scholarships through the Hispanic Association of Colleges & Universities 

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Scholarships through the Hispanic Association of Colleges & Universities 

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➢ Trinity is a member of HACU -- check out this list of scholarships that may help you defray the cost of college expenses

https://www.hacu.net/hacu/Scholarships.asp

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➢ ~10-15 hours per week
➢ Application deadlines rolling each semester (fall, spring, summer)

https://esperanzacenter.org/join-us/internships/

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➢ Internships and full-time jobs available

https://safoodbank.org/about-us/careers/

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For those with skills in tech, data, digital, comms, and operations with an interest in working in social impact spaces, check out the All Hands job board and/or submit your resume and information to be connected to job opportunities that fit what you'e looking for (free).

https://www.all-hands.us

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The social impact space has a talent gap. We've got no shortage of critical work to tackle. But to collectively meet the moment, we need a strong, sector-wide pipeline of talented candidates ready to rise to the occasion.

That's where you come in. We're putting out a call for the best and brightest in tech, data, digital, comms, and operations to step up - and we're here to help you do it.

We need all hands on deck. Submit your resume below.

Are you in product, engineering, data, digital, comms, or operations? Perfect.

Submit your resume to our growing pool of prospective talent.

We've partnered with an array of cutting-edge civic engagement, social impact, advocacy, and campaigning organizations working to build what matters.

Once you join our talent pool, our hiring partners will have access to your profile, and we'll begin proactively looking for matches with their open roles and vouching for your candidacy. While we encourage you to apply to roles directly through our jobs board, you will only receive introductions if a hiring partner specifically requests one to you - at which point, we'll link you up over email so they can share more about the job opportunity.

Think of us like a massive curated resume bank. No catch, no strings attached. We're just here to help make it easier for you to find each other.

Jobs board

Palms sweating at the thought of waiting to hear back? We've got you.

Browse our jobs board to engage with available openings; you're welcome (and encouraged!) to directly apply to any that strike your fancy. But we highly encourage you to submit a resume to us, too; you'll benefit from our team actively looking to match you with prospective roles, and we can work to ensure your profile doesn't fall through the cracks. We're here to help!

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All Hands - Switch your job. Build what matters.

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We've partnered with an array of cutting-edge civic engagement, social impact, advocacy, and campaigning organizations working to build what matters. Once you join our talent pool, our hiring partners will have access to your profile, and we'll begin proactively looking for matches with their open roles and vouching for your candidacy.

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Grad School Funding for Undocumented Students

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Grad School Funding for Undocumented Students

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➢ "My Undocumented Life" lists up-to-date information & resources for undocumented immigrants of differing ages
➢ Check out this list of funding sources to attend graduate school

https://mydocumentedlife.org/category/grad-school-funding/

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Check out the United Way of SA and Bexar County's list of volunteer opportunities.

http://www.volunteersanantonio.org

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Check out jobs to launch your career in federal government -- pathways for students and recent graduates.

You can find entry level positions for those straight out of undergrad. For example, student trainee (admin support) for the Office of the US Trade Representative with salary range from $39,684 - $51,592 per year. [this specific position may not be currently available, but ones similar to it get posted regularly]

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The Pathways Program offers federal internship and employment opportunities for current students, recent graduates and those with an advanced degree.

Eligibility

Internship Program

The Internship Program is for current students. If you're a current student in high school, college, trade school or another qualifying educational institution, you may be eligible. This program offers paid opportunities to work in federal agencies and explore federal careers while completing your education.

Learn more about the Internship Program .

Post-Secondary Student Hiring Authority

This program is for students pursuing a bachelor's or master's degree. Agencies may offer time-limited appointments of up to one year or more than one year, but not to exceed four years. You may be eligible if you are:

A U.S. citizen or national.

Enrolled in or pursuing a bachelor's or graduate degree on at least a half-time basis.

Learn more about the Post-Secondary Student Hiring Authority .

Pathways Recent Graduates Program

The Recent Graduates Program is for those who have graduated, within the past two years, from a qualifying educational institution or certificate program. The Recent Graduates Program offers career development with training and mentorship.

You must apply within two years of getting your degree or certificate (veterans have up to six years to apply due to their military service obligation).

Learn more about the Recent Graduates Program .

College Graduate Hiring Authority

This program is for those who have completed a bachelor's or graduate degree within the last two years. Veterans may have up to six years to apply. The program offers appointments to a permanent position.

Learn more about the College Graduate Hiring Authority .

Please email pathways@opm.gov with any issues or questions related to the Pathways Programs for students and recent graduates and the Post-Secondary Students and College Graduate Hiring Authorities.

Presidential Management Fellows (PMF) Program

Eligibility

This program is for recent graduates with an advanced degree-either a professional or graduate degree such as a master's, Ph.D. or J.D. You may be eligible if you:

have completed an advanced degree from a qualifying educational institution or program within the past two years of the annual application opening date.

Expect to complete all advanced degree requirements, including the completion or successful defense of any required thesis or dissertation, by August 31 of the next year, from the opening date of the annual application announcement.

Contact information

How do I know a job is open to Students & recent graduates?

In the job announcement look for the This job is open to section. When a job is open to Students you'll see the Students icon: . When a job is open to Recent graduates, you'll see the Recent graduates icon: . There may be other groups listed that can also apply.

You can also select the Students or recent graduates filter. Your results will display all jobs open to students and recent graduates.

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➢ Internships and full-time jobs available
➢ Application deadlines rolling
➢ RAICES offers a competitive intern scholarship. The MAS Álvarez Grant may also provide funding for this internship opportunity.

https://raices.recruiterbox.com

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The Texas Politics Project -- Internships

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The Texas Politics Project -- Internships

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➢ Check out this list of opportunities to intern for a state or federal representative.
➢ Some paid positions.
➢ Many of these positions are remote during the pandemic.
➢ Consider researching other elected representatives close to you to see what internships they might offer.

https://texaspolitics.utexas.edu/find-internship

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This non-profit organization has over 40 programs from supplying food and clothing to supporting immigrants and refugees. Check out their calendar of volunteer events.

https://www.givepulse.com/group/9056-Catholic-Charities-of-San-Antonio

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Check out this long list of up-to-date job opportunities with non-profits in and around Houston, TX.

https://www.unitedwayhouston.org/job-bank/job-bank-listings

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Use the Search, Sort, and Filter functions to explore job opportunities with the City of San Antonio.

https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/sanantoniotx?sort=PositionTitle%7CAscending

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City of SA Global Engagement Team -- Internships

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City of SA Global Engagement Team -- Internships

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➢ Check out internship opportunities online here
➢ Scroll down on that website to find more related internship/volunteer opportunities at the local, state, or federal level e.g. SA Council for International Visitors, which works with the State Department’s International Visitor Program bringing delegations to San Antonio to learn best practices and strengthen their understanding of how strong democratic societies and institutions work

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Get Involved!

Throughout the year, San Antonio showcases its diverse community by hosting several international events. With a variety of local organizations ranging from cultural and ethnic societies to internationally-focused social groups, there are a number of ways to get involved! The International Relations Office engages with our Sister Cities in many ways; however one of the most important methods is through engagement with our local community partners.

Please find below a selection of local groups and organizations that are devoted to international activities. Though many are not dedicated specifically to a Sister City relationship, these activities fall under the umbrella of these organizations' missions. Please note that this is not an exhaustive list of internationally-focused organizations in San Antonio.

General Internationally-focused groups:

San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Ms. Marina Gonzales, President & CEO
website | email

Global Chamber of San Antonio
Mr. Christopher Herring
website | email

Sister cities-Related GROUPS:

Monterrey, Guadalajara, Mexico City
There is no organization dedicated solely to promoting this sister city/friendship city relationship. However, the following organization is an important community stakeholder we work with in relation to this city:
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Santa Cruz de Tenerife
There is no organization dedicated solely to promoting this sister city/friendship city relationship. However, the following organization is an important community stakeholder we work with in relation to this city:
Gwangju, Korea
There is no organization dedicated solely to promoting this sister city/friendship city relationship. However, the following organization is an important community stakeholder we work with in relation to this city:
Korean American Association of San Antonio (KAASA)
(210) 590-7555

Kaohsiung, Taiwan
There is no organization dedicated solely to promoting this sister city/friendship city relationship. However, the following organization is an important community stakeholder we work with in relation to this city:
Kumamoto, Japan

Chennai, India

AnujaSA (Chennai-San Antonio Sister City organization)
(Information about the annual Diwali festival also available)
Ms. Kausi Subramaniam, President
website | email

Wuxi, China | Suzhou, China
There is no organization dedicated solely to promoting this sister city/friendship city relationship. However, the following organization is an important community stakeholder we work with in relation to this city:
The Greater San Antonio Chinese

Windhoek, Namibia
There is no organization dedicated solely to promoting this sister city/friendship city relationship. However, the following organization is an important community stakeholder we work with in relation to this city:
Mr. Bob Braubach, Honorary Consul of Namibia in San Antonio
email

Darmstadt, Germany
There is no organization dedicated solely to promoting this sister city/friendship city relationship. However, the following organization is an important community stakeholder we work with in relation to this city:
Tel Aviv, Israel
There is no organization dedicated solely to promoting this sister city/friendship city relationship. However, the following organization is an important community stakeholder we work with in relation to this city:
Jewish Federation of San Antonio
Ms. Nammie Ichilov, Interim President
website | email

Flag Loan Program

The flag loan program is one of the many services that the International Relations Office offers to the community. The flag roster includes 37 flags from all over the world, as well as important domestic flags, including the US, Texas and San Antonio flags. Our flag inventory goes all over the city for various community, educational and business events where protocol is observed. If you need to make use of the flags please give us a call at 210-207-8100 and make a reservation. Upon receiving them, you will be asked to sign a form that will enumerate those which you have borrowed, as well as identify an appropriate return date. The International Relations Office also accepts flag contributions, so if you have flags that you wish to make available for public use, bring them by. The flags are here and waiting, what event will you use them for?

Check out our Flag Roster (PDF).

Internship Opportunities

Intern with the global engagement team!

The Global Engagement Division welcomes undergraduate and graduate students to apply for internships. These selective internships will provide successful candidates with a valuable insight into the world of international diplomacy, protocol, and international business. The internships are unpaid but may count as college credit depending on pre-approval by the student's college or university.

Eligibility:

Applicants Must:

Be currently enrolled in an institution of higher learning and in their Sophomore, Junior or Senior year of undergraduate studies (or any year of their graduate studies).

Have a major in International Relations, International Business Studies, or a related field.

Maintain an overall GPA of 3.5 or above

Have an interest and be enthusiastic in the field of International Relations or International Business

Possess a willingness to learn, display a positive attitude and be highly motivated

Have excellent writing skills

Commit to either one or two consecutive terms of internship

Application Process:

Applicants Must:

1. Visit the City of San Antonio's Career Center and fill out a General Intern Application.

2. Submit an email/letter of interest to the Global Engagement Team:

Those interested in internships related to international relations, please email Mr. Ian Cruz, Sr. International Relations Specialist.

Those interested in internships related to international business, please email Mr. Danny Khalil, Sr. Economic Development Specialist

Please also include the following in your email:

Cover letter stating your interest in joining the Global Engagement team as an intern. Please also list any relevant international/intercultural experience.

A recommendation from your university, preferably the department chair, dean, or lead faculty member.

CV or Resume with professional/work/educational experience.

Number of hours per week/semester available.

3. Complete a competitive interview process and pre-employment processing before beginning internship.

Please note that there is a specific selection process involved and not all applicants will be selected.

A note for international students: The Global Engagement Team welcomes internships by international students who are currently enrolled in a San Antonio institute of higher education. Due to the guidelines of the City of San Antonio's Human Resource Department, a Social Security number is required to complete the application process. Therefore, international students who seek to intern with the Global Engagement Office must have a Social Security number. It is recommended that students work with the relevant office on their school's campus in order to secure the necessary paperwork to obtain a Social Security number if they do not have one. More information on Social Security numbers for non-citizens can be found HERE.

Other Related Internship Opportunities

Many San Antonio college students have asked about internships with an international or political science focus. Below we have compiled a list of possible internships organized by local, state, and federal level.

Alamo Asian American Chamber of Commerce

Ambassador Program, City of San Antonio (paid)

Ambassador Summer Internship Program.

Summer internship through City of San Antonio, Department of Human Services

San Antonio high school graduate or permanent resident of San Antonio

Complete at least one full year of college

2.5 GPA

(special consideration for applicants attending school out-of-town or out-of-state)

210.207.2507

City of San Antonio, all departments

Career Center

application can be found on website

Applicant must have completed first year of program of study

Must be able to commit to 12 weeks in spring or fall and 8 in summer

paid and unpaid internships available

Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

San Antonio Chamber of Commerce

San Antonio Council for International Visitors

World Affairs Council (unpaid)

World Affairs Council Opportunities

3 month commitment 12-15 hours a week (6-9 months preferred)

Must have an interest in world affairs, be fluent in written and conversational English, and possess experience with Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, Publisher, Outlook, Powerpoint)

fall, winter, spring, summer

application on website

Office of the Governor (unpaid)

TX State House (unpaid)

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Throughout the year, San Antonio showcases its diverse community by hosting several international events. With a variety of local organizations ranging from cultural and ethnic societies to internationally-focused social groups, there are a number of ways to get involved!

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TU Center for Experiential Learning and Career Success -- Internships

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TU Center for Experiential Learning and Career Success -- Internships

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https://inside.trinity.edu/office-experiential-learning/student-internship-information/finding-internship

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Going Global -- Search Jobs in the US and Abroad

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Going Global -- Search Jobs in the US and Abroad

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➢ Job opportunities in 196 countries
➢ H-1B visa search engine that identifies U.S. employers seeking to hire international workers

https://www.goinglobal.com

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https://inside.trinity.edu/student-success/scholarships-and-fellowships

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Kwansei Gakuin University Graduate Programs in Japan

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Kwansei Gakuin University Graduate Programs in Japan

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Kwansei Gakuin University is an exchange partner with TU, and offers several graduate and PhD programs in English  within their School of Business and the School of Science and Technology. If interested, please contact studyabroad@trinity.edu for more information about nomination processes and scholarship opportunities.

https://global.kwansei.ac.jp/international/degree

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The Institute of Business and Accounting (IBA) at Kwansei Gakuin University offers a unique education system, comprising the Business School and the Accounting School. The International Management Course (IMC) under the Business School is a place where future global business leaders gain advanced professional knowledge and skills!

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The Institute of Business and Accounting (IBA) at Kwansei Gakuin University offers a unique education system, comprising the Business School and the Accounting School. The International Management Course (IMC) under the Business School is a place where future global business leaders gain advanced professional knowledge and skills!