Brookings Internship Program: Want to kick off your professional career in a meaningful way?
Brookings provides paid internships to nearly 150 degree-seeking students and recent graduates annually, with cohorts each spring, summer, and fall.
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In this post, the full details of the eligibility, benefits, timeline, and application procedure will be provided.
Brookings Internship Program Abstract
- Host: Brookings
- Location: USA
- Category: Internships
- Benefits:
- Stipends
- Training
- Networking
- Eligibility: All Countries
- Deadline: June 23, 2024
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Brookings Internship Program Details
The Brookings Internship Program is an opportunity for degree-seeking students, and occasionally recent graduates, to engage in career exploration and development, as well as a chance to learn new skills.
The mission of the Internship Program is to provide a pre-professional, meaningful and practical work experience related to the student’s field of study or career interest.
nterns are embedded within the day-to-day work at Brookings and alongside the curated learning experiences for the intern cohort.
Brookings Internship Program Benefits
Brooking Internship program offers comprehensive benefits package, among the best offered by nonprofit organizations, includes medical, dental, and vision benefits, generous time off, and workplace flexibility.
- A competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits package that supports our employees’ emotional, financial, and physical wellbeing;
- A flexible and collegial work environment focused on inclusion and respect;
- Continuing education and personal development opportunities;
- A diverse workforce with engaging events and community-building activities; and
- Opportunity to contribute to work that has a meaningful impact on society.
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Available Programmes for Brookings Internship Program 2024
- Internships may be within a Brookings research program (e.g., Governance Studies, Global Economy and Development, Brookings Metro, Economic Studies, or Foreign Policy)
- Or one of Brookings’ central business units (e.g., Human Resources, Executive Office, Finance, Development, Facilities, Communications).
Brookings Internship Program Requirements
- Current undergraduate and master’s students (PhD students are not eligible)
- Recent graduates (within one year of graduation)
- International students with appropriate work authorization (F-1 or J-1 visa status, with OPT or CPT)
- Individuals must be physically located in the U.S. for the duration of the internship.
How To Apply for Brookings Internship Program 2024
To apply for the Brookings Internship Program 2024, follow the instructions we have outlined below;
All applications must be received in advance of the posted deadline to be considered. Applications are not accepted until the internship is posted online. Complete applications include:
- Cover letter
- Resume
- Transcript (official or unofficial) If required in the position description: Writing sample All applicants receive a confirmation email once a complete application is received.
- In instances where applications are incomplete, applicants are notified via email and are instructed to access their Candidate Profile within Brookings’ Applicant Tracking System, iCIMS, to complete and resubmit their application.
If selected as an internship finalist (this is NOT required as part of the application process), applicants will receive instructions to provide the following:
- Contact information for two (2) references OR two (2) letters of recommendation. Confidential letters of recommendation can be emailed directly to internships@brookings.edu.
- If the internship is through an external partnership: Written documentation of eligibility (i.e., letter from the university or organization confirming such with the amount of external funding provided).
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