About the Thrive Program

The Thrive Program is an immersive 10-week summer internship designed specifically for second-year students interested in building a career in tech. The program offers hands-on experience, technical skill development, and mentorship, all while working alongside the Duolingo team in Pittsburgh, PA.

Who Can Apply?

Eligible candidates are second-year undergraduate students graduating in December 2026 or May 2027. The internship is a full-time commitment, running from June to August 2025.

Available Roles

There are several positions open within the Thrive Program, each offering unique opportunities to develop expertise in specific fields. Current roles include:

→Animator, Thrive Intern: https://lnkd.in/gfEyA6iM
→Illustrator, Thrive Intern: https://lnkd.in/gzXxKb66
→Product Designer, Thrive Intern: https://lnkd.in/gSC3JdZy
→Associate Product Manager, Thrive Intern: https://lnkd.in/gXdWkvtP

You can find specific descriptions and responsibilities on Duolingo’s job board for more details on each role.

Key Resources for Applicants

To support applicants through the process, Duolingo provides useful resources:

• Thrive Program FAQs: Find answers to commonly asked questions about the program.
• Interview Process Outline: Understand each interview process step to help you prepare.

Don’t miss the chance to be part of this inspiring program designed to empower future tech professionals. If you’re ready to thrive, start your application today!

Find more opportunities at their Careers Page 

Who Should Apply?

If you are interested in:

• Conflict Analysis
• Early Warning
• Peacebuilding
• Security
• Human Rights

This internship is ideal for you, whether you’re a graduate or undergraduate with significant, relevant experience.

Internship Details:

• Type: Full-time and part-time positions
• Location: 100% remote, open to applicants globally
• Eligibility: Graduates and undergraduates with relevant experience

Key Responsibilities:

• Conflict analysis and data coding
• Research, writing, editing, and proofreading
• Writing articles, reports, and blog posts
• Monitoring country-specific data
• Supporting social media and public events
• Attending conferences and roundtables on behalf of FFP

Stipend:

• Part-time interns: $350 per month
• Full-time interns: $700 per month

Application Deadline: October 31

How to Apply:

Submit your application by email to recruitment@fundforpeace.org with the subject line “Application for Spring 2025 Internship.” Include:

• CV/Resume
• Cover Letter
• Names and contact details of three referees (no reference letters required; references will be contacted after interviews)
• Availability and preferred internship hours (indicate part-time or full-time)

Note: The internship is fully remote and open to candidates worldwide.

For more information, visit Internships | The Fund for Peace.

About GCA

The Global Center on Adaptation (GCA) is an international organization that is accelerating action on climate change adaptation. The organization works with the public and private sectors to implement solutions that prioritize the most vulnerable communities affected by climate change.

Founded in 2018, GCA has regional offices in Kenya, Ivory Coast, Bangladesh, and Beijing, with our European headquarters in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Its work spans policy development, research, advocacy, and collaborative efforts to drive effective climate adaptation worldwide.

Role: Digital Content Intern

As a Digital Content Intern, you will play a key role in supporting GCA’s digital presence. Reporting to the Senior Communications Officer, you will work alongside the External Affairs team, contributing to GCA’s mission through digital content creation, social media management, and website updates.

Key Responsibilities:

• Social Media Management: Develop, schedule, and post content using tools like Falcon to track performance.
• Content Collaboration: Work with various teams to create engaging content that highlights GCA’s adaptation solutions.
• Internal Communications: Contribute to GCA’s weekly newsletter using Mailchimp.
• Website Content: Assist with updating and posting content on the GCA website.
• Ad Hoc Support: Provide additional support as needed across the External Affairs team.

Minimum Requirements:

• Currently pursuing or completed a Bachelor’s degree in digital media, communications, marketing, or a related field.
• Basic proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite (InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop, Premiere).
• Experience in intercultural environments.
• Must reside in the Netherlands and be authorized to work there.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Experience with online animation software like Powtoon.
• Familiarity with web content management systems.
• Proficiency in English, with French as an advantage.

What GCA Offers:

By joining GCA, you will be part of a global movement addressing climate adaptation at the highest levels. You will collaborate with leading experts and help shape international policies on climate action. GCA values diversity and inclusion, welcoming candidates from all backgrounds.

How to Apply:

Submit your CV and motivation letter by October 4, 2024, via the GCA Careers Page. The recruitment process includes a written assessment and interviews, giving you the opportunity to explore GCA’s mission and culture.

Contribute your voice to global climate adaptation efforts—Apply Now!

Why Mastercard? Kickstart your career by joining a company that values growth, development, and innovation.

At Mastercard, you will:

• Experience an inclusive and supportive work environment.
• Participate in hands-on workshops designed to enhance your skills.
• Receive mentorship from industry leaders.
• Work on global projects that shape the future of payments technology.

Leap! Shape what’s next in the world of payments and unlock new possibilities with Mastercard. Apply now to join our North American campus programs and start building your future today!

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Ready to make an impact?

Are you the equivalent of a rising senior in college working towards a career on the trading floor of a major bank, investment, or private equity firm or one of the departments supporting that function? Get a substantial boost down that path with a Treasury Summer Internship.

With World Bank, you will not just work in financial markets; you will help create new ones. The Treasury Summer Internship Program is a junior professional training program designed to develop the skills necessary for an exciting and rewarding career in the financial industry. The Program aims to bring exceptional college students with a demonstrated interest in a financial career to support the World Bank’s development mandate. The internship lays the foundation to become a Junior Analyst, a two-year position on one Treasury team, immediately after the intern graduates from their degree program. Interns are expected to be in their second to final year in the equivalent of a four-year college degree program.

The internship offers a comprehensive experience, including:

– A customized onboarding program
– Three rotations across Treasury teams
– Weekly discussions with the program director
– A career perspectives speaker series
– Access to Treasury’s 300-strong team, including the Vice President & Treasurer
– A capstone project presentation to the management team

Benefits include:

– A short-term temporary contract with a hourly rate of $21.30 (net) or $26.00 (gross)
– A World Bank laptop for the duration of the internship
– Sponsorship for a US visa, if required
– A unique opportunity to work with Treasury’s 16 teams, including Asset Management & Advisory, Capital Markets & Investments, Treasury Operations, Pension & Endowments, and Treasury Risk, Compliance, and Controls

Up to 16 interns will be selected for this summer’s program, each with a tailored rotation schedule to ensure a diverse experience. Mentors and coordinators will provide guidance and support throughout the internship.

Deadline: Apply by October 13th.

For More Information Click Here.

Why Intern with DFC? Interning with DFC means more than just gaining professional experience—it’s about contributing to real-world projects that help build resilient economies, enhance social equity, and create opportunities in underdeveloped regions. As a DFC intern, you’ll collaborate with experts in the field, engage in meaningful work, and develop a strong foundation for a career in international development and finance.

Explore the Internship Roles:

1. Foreign Policy Internship: Work on initiatives that shape U.S. foreign policy in the context of development finance. Engage with strategic projects that balance diplomatic interests with economic growth.
2. Investment Funds Internship: Participate in the evaluation and management of investment funds that channel capital into high-impact projects in emerging markets.
3. Project Finance Internship: Gain hands-on experience in structuring and financing large-scale infrastructure and energy projects that are critical to economic development.
4. Catalytic Investment Internship: Work on innovative financing solutions that aim to unlock private sector investment in underserved regions and sectors.
5. International Development Finance Analyst Internship: Develop your analytical skills by working on financial models, risk assessments, and strategic reports that inform DFC’s development finance activities.
6. Environmental & Social Risk Internship: Help ensure DFC’s investments meet the highest environmental and social standards by conducting risk assessments and developing mitigation strategies.
7. Development Impact Internship: Focus on measuring and maximizing the impact of DFC’s investments, ensuring that projects not only generate financial returns but also deliver meaningful development outcomes.

Highlighted Positions:

• Student Trainee (Environmental & Social Risk): Starting at $49,025 per year (GS 7). You’ll work within the Office of Development Policy, where you’ll conduct environmental and social impact assessments to ensure that DFC’s investments align with sustainability goals. This role offers flexibility with a negotiable location after selection. Apply by August 26, 2024.
• Student Trainee (Project Finance): Starting at $55,924 per year (GS 7). Based in Washington, D.C., you’ll join the Office of Infrastructure and Office of Energy, where you’ll help structure and finance critical infrastructure projects. Apply by September 2, 2024.
• Student Trainee (Investment Funds Analyst): Starting at $55,924 per year (GS 7). Also based in Washington, D.C., you’ll work closely with the Office of Infrastructure, analyzing and managing investment portfolios.

Why Apply? These internships not only provide competitive pay and valuable experience but also position you at the forefront of global development finance. You’ll build a professional network, develop skills that are in high demand, and contribute to projects that make a difference in the world’s most vulnerable communities.

How to Apply: Now if you’re ready to make a global impact, Submit your application through the DFC’s portal by the specified deadlines for each position.

Deadline: Apply by September 2, 2024.

For more details and to apply, visit the DFC Internships page: DFC Internships.

Mitacs Globalink Research Internship is a competitive initiative for international undergraduates from the following countries and regions: Brazil, Chile, China, Colombia, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Mexico, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, Taiwan, Tunisia, Ukraine, United Kingdom and the United States. From May to October of each year, top-ranked applicants participate in a 12-week research internship under the supervision of Canadian academic institution faculty members in various academic disciplines, from science, engineering, and mathematics to the humanities and social sciences.

Mitacs Globalink Research Internships can offer you an international experience like no other. Canada features excellent universities, outstanding research facilities, cutting-edge industry innovation, and unparalleled undergraduate training opportunities.

Benefits

The Globalink research internship award amount includes:

• Funding to contribute to the cost of a round-trip airfare to Canada (amount varies depending on country of origin).
• Funding to contribute to the cost of transportation from the airport in Canada to accommodation.
• Stipend for housing (amount varies depending on country of origin).
• Stipend towards student enrollment fees (amount varies depending on host institution).
• Stipend for food and incidentals (amount varies depending on country of origin).
• Emergency health insurance policy for the duration of the internship.
• Support from student mentors on campus in Canada.
• Access to industry events and professional development courses.

Eligibility

Applicants must:

• Be at least 18 years of age at the time of application.
• Be enrolled in a full-time undergraduate or combined undergraduate/master’s program at an eligible institution.
• Have one to three semesters remaining in their program as of fall 2025.
• Meet the grade requirements for their country of study.
• Apply to a minimum of three and a maximum of ten projects and ensure selections are from at least three different Canadian provinces.
• Be fluent in the oral and written language of the project (English or French).
• Be available to complete an internship lasting 12 consecutive weeks between May 1 and October 31. You must be able to start your internship anytime between May 1 and July 31. Anything before or after those dates is not allowed.
• Not have been awarded a Globalink Research Internship project in the past.

Any applicant who is currently affiliated with, or in receipt of funding or in-kind support from one or more of the institutions on the list of NROs is not eligible to participate in a Mitacs-funded project involving research that aims to advance a Sensitive Technology Research Area (STRA). Mitacs will also screen a sample of applications, selected at its sole discretion, and validate the accuracy of the completed declarations. Mitacs reserves the right to decline funding, at any point, for a project that advances a sensitive technology research area because of affiliations of concern.

Application

Click here to apply

Deadline: September 18, 2024

UNAIDS leads and inspires the world to achieve its shared vision of zero new HIV infections, zero discrimination, and zero AIDS-related deaths. Working closely with 11 UN organizations and global partners, UNAIDS aims to end the AIDS epidemic by 2030 as part of the Sustainable Development Goals. To learn more about UNAIDS, visit unaids.org.

About the Internship Program:

The Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) is currently accepting applications for their internship program for the year 2024. This internship opportunity is open to students and recent graduates who are looking to gain valuable experience in the field of public health and international development.

Details:

• Contract type: Internship
• Duration: 2 to 6 months, depending on the welcoming division
• Location: Multiple duty stations, various locations

Eligibility criteria:

• Candidates must be enrolled in an undergraduate, graduate, or postgraduate degree program OR have completed a course of study and been awarded a degree within the past year.
• Must be at least 20 years of age at the time of application.
• Working knowledge of at least one of the WHO/UNAIDS official languages (Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian, Spanish).
• Hold a valid passport/ID from a WHO/UNAIDS Member State.

Financial support:

A stipend may be offered by UNAIDS to contribute to intern’s living expenses, but only to candidates who are not already receiving financial support.

Application:

Interested candidates can apply through UNAIDS’s e-Recruitment website. The website provides detailed instructions on the online application procedures.

• Application deadline: 31 August 2024

Please note:

• Only candidates under serious consideration will be contacted.
• Applications from people living with HIV, women, and nationals of non- and under-represented member states are particularly encouraged.
• Persons with immediate family members employed by the UNAIDS Secretariat are not eligible for internships.

At UNAIDS, we are committed to providing a work environment that respects the dignity of all individuals. We have zero tolerance towards abusive conduct, discrimination, and harassment in the workplace.