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FELLOWSHIPS

The Herbert Scoville Peace Fellowship
WSI in not accepting applications at this time. Please see: http://www.clw.org/scoville/index.html for more details.

INTERNSHIPS

WSI's internship program was created over 15 years ago.  We believe that interns are an integral part of WSI’s success.  WSI and its divisions offer paid, full-time internships in research, television, computer/web editing, communications, and more in our Washington, D.C., office. Competition for the few spots available generally is very tough.

Internships are open to recent graduates, graduate students, and highly qualified undergraduates with a strong interest in military policy, national security, foreign affairs, or related public policy issues who are willing to undertake some small administrative tasks. While course work in these areas is not required, strong writing capabilities, prior experience in WSI’s issue areas, and solid computer skills are appreciated. We encourage anyone who is interested in the work of WSI to apply.  U.S. citizenship is not required; however, interns must be able to provide proof at the time of their application that they may work legally in the United States.

First priority is given to filling full-time paid internships lasting the customary length of the term. WSI presently does not anticipate offering part-time internships, opportunities lasting less than an entire term, or positions outside normal business hours. 

To learn more, please download our complete guide (see link below).

Please click here to download the World Security Institute’s Comprehensive Guide to Internship Opportunities (PDF).