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International Internships
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Yale-supported International Internships
UCS, The MacMillan Center, and The Yale-China Association offer internship programs abroad to Yale students. Program requirements vary; be sure to read program descriptions thoroughly.
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International Bulldogs Program
The International Bulldogs Internship Programs provide students with a rich, rewarding experience of working and living for eight or nine weeks of the summer in cities around the world.
Application Deadline: spring 2010 |
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Unite for Sight Internship Program
This non-profit organization provides eye health screening, education, and care in developing countries around the world. UCS collaborates with the organization to offer internships in Ghana and India.
Application Deadline: Rolling
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Yale/CDS Summer Internship Programs - Germany
CDS International (CDS) is a non-profit organization committed to the advancement of international practical training opportunities for young professionals.
Application Deadline: December, 2009
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Yale-China Association Summer Internship Program
The Yale-China Summer Internship Program matches Yale undergraduate students, graduate students, and recent graduates from all majors and disciplines with non-profit organizations, private companies, and educational institutions throughout greater China.
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The MacMillan Center Internships
The MacMillan Center is the University's principal agency for encouraging and coordinating teaching and research on international affairs, societies and cultures around the world.
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Independent International Internships
In addition to Yale-affiliated programs, there are many other sources of internships opportunities available. The Independent Internships section of this site contains a list of databases, organization and professional web sites providing independent international internships.
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Create your Own Internship Abroad
Designing your own internship allows you to define the parameters of your summer experience, and can be especially useful when your goals or interests do not fit with established internship programs. Click here to learn about networking and four steps to creating your own internship.
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Internship Resources
The Resources section provides application, housing, funding, travel, academic credit issues, and health and saftey resources to help you plan your internship. This is not a complete list of resources. Since there are so many variables involved, you are encouraged to make an appointment with a counselor at UCS so that we may discuss your specific goals, plans-tailored to you as an individual. You may schedule an appointment with a UCS counselor by calling 203.432.0800.
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