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 DIA-Sponsored programs DIA Sponsored Programs offer valuable work experience for college students at every education level. DIA seeks the best and brightest students to bring their knowledge and skills to our diverse workforce.
 Join DIA to gain valuable professional experience while completing your degree! With a variety of programs and internships, DIA will provide you, as a high-achieving college student from an accredited U.S. institution, the ability to use your degree in a real world setting while continuing your education. Our Student Programs allow you the opportunity to gain practical work experience while working side-by-side with professionals in each Career Field in order to gain valuable on-the job experience while providing support to DIA and its mission.
 STUDENTS DIA offers valuable work experience for college students at every education level. With a variety of programs, internships and entry-level career options, DIA seeks the best and brightest students and recent graduates to bring their knowledge and skills to our diverse workforce. The student internship programs at DIA provide high-achieving university and college students from accredited institutions throughout the U.S. with the opportunity to use their degrees in real world settings while continuing their education, thereby better preparing them for careers upon graduation. DIA provides military intelligence to warfighters, defense policymakers, and force planners in the Department of Defense and intelligence community in support of U.S. military planning, operations, and acquisition. We plan, manage, and execute intelligence operations during peacetime, crisis, and war. DIA also hosts invitation only Hiring Events for our Student Programs. Students are essential and we encourage the development of skills for Officers specifically needed by the Agency. Interns are eligible to be placed into the Hiring Pool upon successful completion of their program, and a favorable performance rating*. *Not available for unpaid programs
 RECRUITING Our team focuses on acquiring the nation’s best students through recruitment and outreach that establishes the foundation for an agile and highly-skilled workforce, that is able and prepared to meet the agency’s mission needs. DIA works closely with partners in academia and the private sector to identify and participate in Job fairs, College/University Career Fairs, and on-campus information session opportunities. In addition, we coordinate with multiple stakeholders across the Agency such as; Career Fields, Hiring Managers, Equal Opportunity and Diversity division, etc. to ensure DIA recruits, retains, and develops responsive, diverse, highly-skilled workforce. If you would like us to visit your university/organization, please email DIARecruiting@dodiis.mil. We are also available on Handshake! Interns are typically hired through our Internship/Student Program Hiring Events on diajobs.dia.mil. Please be sure to check the website frequently to ensure you don’t miss the opportunity to apply! Check out the descriptions of our student programs below to see which program fits you best.
 Summer Internship Program
            
                Academic Semester Internship Program
            
                Cooperative Education Program
            
                Louis Stokes Educational Scholarship Program The Summer Internship Program (SIP) provides promising undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to gain practical, on-the-job experience working side-by-side with intelligence, technology, human resources, and other professionals in their field of study while providing support to the mission at DIA. While at DIA, interns will gain insight into a career in the Intelligence Community, what it takes to support the warfighter, and how to become a permanent employee at DIA. Gain valuable on-the-job experience through providing direct support to the mission at DIA while employed on full-time basis during the summer! Benefits: Sick Leave
 Federal Holidays
 Civilian Fitness Program
 Foreign Language Program
 Mass Transit Benefit Program  When: The internship occurs May through August over a 10–14 week period! The vacancy announcement will open in February.
 Eligibility Must be a U.S. Citizen
 Minimum of 60 Credits by the start of internship
 Enrolled in a full-time U.S. accredited college or university, or recent graduate, depending on program
 Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale Apply Here
 The timeline below indicates the timeline for SIP. Please note the timeline may vary based on the needs of the Agency.
 Spring
   Application Open

   The applications are available on diajobs.dia.mil in March.
   Summer
   Invitation-Only Hiring Event

   If qualified, a recruiter will reach out to you and invite you to our Hiring Event.
   Fall/Winter
   Security Processing

   You will undergo a thorough background investigation that examines your life history, character, trustworthiness, reliability and soundness of judgment.
   Spring
   Final Offer Extended for SIP

   If qualified, an Internship Program will reach out to you and extend a final job offer.
   Summer
   Onboarding

   Your internship begins! (May-August)
 The Academic Semester Internship Program (ASIP) is a retention only program that provides promising undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to continue gaining practical work experience in their respective Career Fields while enrolled in classes. Acceptance into this program requires completion of the Summer Internship Program or the Cooperative Education Program (CO-OP). The Agency offers a limited number of paid academic semester internships. Interns work for one semester with the possibility for extension into the following semester. Continue gaining valuable on-the-job experience through providing direct support to the mission at DIA as a part-time temporary employee (up to 29 hours per week) while attending school. Benefits: Foreign Language Program
 Mass Transit Benefit Program  When: The internship occurs August through May during your Fall and Spring semesters! If you have graduated, you cannot participate in ASIP, however you may be eligible for a 120-day extension upon successful completion of your Summer Internship.
 Eligibility Must be a U.S. Citizen
 Enrolled in a full-time baccalaureate or graduate degree program, or recent graduate, depending on program
 Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale
 Minimum of 30 semester hours or equivalent
 Live within a 50-mile radius of your duty station
 Successfully completed the Summer Internship Program or CO-OP Program
 The timeline below indicates the timeline for ASIP. Please note the timeline may vary based on the needs of the Agency.
 Summer
   Manager Recommendation

   Managers recommend eligible SIP interns to ASIP.
   Fall/Winter
   Continued Service

   ASIP interns work part-time, up to 29 hours per week for one semester with the possibility of extension into the following semester with manager recommendation.
   Spring
   Continued Service

   ASIP interns work part-time, up to 29 hours per week for one semester with the possibility of transitioning to SIP with manager recommendation.
   Summer
   Summer Internship Program

   ASIP interns return to the Summer Internship Program.
 retention only
 The Cooperative Education Program (CO-OP) provides a select number of talented undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to gain valuable work experience in combination with their academic studies by exchanging one academic semester for full-time employment. This is an excellent opportunity for students seeking to serve their country to participate in the critical work of the Agency through an extended work period. Gain valuable on-the-job experience through providing direct support to the mission at DIA while employed on full-time basis during one academic semester! Benefits: Annual and Sick Leave
 Federal Holidays
 Civilian Fitness Program
 Foreign Language Program
 Mass Transit Benefit Program  When: The internship occurs January through May for one academic semester! Vacancy Announcements are posted February.
 Eligibility Must be a U.S. Citizen
 Enrolled in a full–time baccalaureate or graduate degree program or university cooperative education program that is critical to the Agency’s mission
 Minimum of 60 semester hours or a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale Apply Here
 The chart below indicates the timeline for CO-OP. Please note the timeline may vary based on the needs of the Agency.
 Spring
   Application Open

   The applications are available on diajobs.dia.mil in the Spring. (Late February/Early March)

   Interview

   If qualified, you will interview with the Hiring Manager.
   Summer
   Security Processing

   You will undergo a thorough background investigation that examines your life history, character, trustworthiness, reliability and soundness of judgment. CO-OP student employees must be able to maintain a security clearance. Security clearances may be granted to holders of dual citizenship.
   Fall/Winter
   Final Offer Extended

   If qualified, as internship program manager will reach out to you and extend you a final job offer.
   Winter/Spring
   Onboarding

   Your internship begins! (January-May)
 The Louis Stokes Educational Scholarship (STOKES) Program is for a small number of high-achieving high school seniors and college freshman and sophomores interested in a career in public service. STOKES is a needs-based program offering tuition assistance to students enrolled at accredited colleges or universities, while also providing challenging summer work, and guaranteed employment in their field of study upon graduation. Students attend classes full-time during the academic year, and work at DIA full time during the summer in positions related to their course of study. Upon completion of the internship, you must commit to continue in the service of DIA for a total of 18 months of continued service for each academic year of DIA educational sponsorship. (ex: 2 years of Academic sponsorship = 3 years of service at DIA) Upon successful completion of the program, you are placed permanently in the Career Field/Career Specialty for which you were selected. Benefits: Annual and Sick Leave
 Federal Holidays
 Civilian Fitness Program
 Foreign Language Program
 Mass Transit Benefit Program
 Retirement, Health and Life Insurance  When: The internship occurs May through August over a 10–12-week period!Note: Vacancy Announcements are posted in September - October, for the following year.
 Eligibility Must be a U.S. Citizen
 Enrolled or seeking enrollment in a baccalaureate degree program
 High school student, possessing a minimum GPA of 2.75 on a 4.00 scale AND a minimum score of 1000 on the verbal and quantitative section and 500 on the writing portions of the SAT? (In lieu of SAT scores, students may apply with a minimum composite score of 21 on the ACT)
 College student possessing a minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale is required
 Leadership abilities as evidenced by extracurricular student activities, a high degree of civic involvement, volunteer work, or part-time employment
 The applicant and all immediate family members must have US citizenship. Please be aware that security clearances cannot be granted to applicants who hold dual citizenship. Apply Here
 The chart below indicates the timeline for STOKES. Please note the timeline may vary based on the needs of the Agency.
 Fall
   Application Open

   The applications are available on diajobs.dia.mil from mid September-mid October.

   Interview

   If qualified, you will interview with the Hiring Manager.
   Fall/Winter/Spring
   Security Processing

   You will undergo a thorough background investigation that examines your life history, character, trustworthiness, reliability and soundness of judgment. STOKES applicants and all immediate family members must have US citizenship. Please be aware that security clearances cannot be granted to applicants who hold dual citizenship.
   Spring
   Final Offer Extended

   If qualified, a recruiter will reach out to you and extend a final job offer.
   Summer
   Onboarding

   Your internship begins! (May-August)
 DOD Sponsored programs DoD Sponsored Programs at DIA offer a specified variety of programs and internships to students looking to make a valuable contribution to Defense Intelligence.
 Workforce Recruitment Program
            
                SMART Program
            
                National Security Education Program The Workforce Recruitment Program (WRP) is an internship program that connects federal sector employers nationwide with you as a highly motivated college student and recent graduate with disabilities eager to apply your knowledge, skills and abilities in the workplace through summer internships. WRP is sponsored and managed by the U.S. Department of Labor's Office of Disability Employment Policy and the U.S. Department of Defense. Once you are selected for the program, you can connect with an employee mentor. Mentors assist disabled students selected for employment under the WRP with interviewing techniques, goal setting, the federal application process, and other workplace challenges. Interns are eligible to work full-time for up to 14 weeks or part-time for up to 28 weeks.
 Eligibility Must be a U.S. Citizen
 Enrolled in a full–time baccalaureate or graduate degree program
 Minimum of 60 semester hours or a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale or equivalent
 Proof of disability Click here for more information about the Workforce Recruitment Program!
 The timeline below indicates the timeline for WRP. Please note the timeline may vary based on the needs of the Agency.
 Spring
   Application Open

   Applications are available to you on https://wrp.gov in March.
   Summer
   Application Review

   Your applications are received and brought to different Career Development Officers to review for selection.
   Fall/Winter
   Security Processing

   You will undergo a thorough background investigation that examines your life history, character, trustworthiness, reliability and soundness of judgment.
   Spring
   Final Offer Extended

   If qualified, an Internship Program will reach out to you and extend a final job offer.
   Summer
   Onboarding

   Your internship begins! (May-August)
 The DoD Science, Mathematics & Research for Transformation Program (SMART) provides students, including current DoD employees seeking advanced degrees, with a full-time, paid summer internship. To be a participant, you must be pursuing degrees in science, technology, engineering, and mathematical (STEM) fields of study. Benefits: You receive paid tuition and fees, stipend, and guaranteed employment upon graduation upon successful completion. When: The internship occurs May through June for up to three summers.
 Eligibility Must be a U.S. Citizen
 Degree in one of SMART’s 21 approved science, technology, engineering, and mathematical (STEM) fields of study
 Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale
 See DoD SMART Program for other eligibility requirements Click here for more information about the DoD SMART Program!
 The below indicates the timeline for the DoD SMART Scholarship Program. Please note the timeline may vary based on the needs of the Agency.
 Image of seasonal arrowSummer/Fall
   Application Open

   The applications are available on smartscholarship.org from August 1 to December 1st of every year.
   Winter
   Evaluations and Selections

   Your applications are evaluated in January and selections are made from February to March. You will be placed at your chosen sponsoring facility in the next fiscal year contingent upon your approved security clearance.
   Spring
   Awarded

   You are accepted (or declined) by SMART and are awarded scholarship funds.

   Sponsoring Facility handles logistics for bringing you on for the following summer.

   Site Visit

   As a recruitment awardee, you are required to complete a mandatory site visit at your sponsoring facility.

   Security Processing

   You will be submitted to the security team to undergo a thorough background investigation that examines your life history, character, trustworthiness, reliability and soundness of judgment. Note: The security process can take up to one year to complete.

   Final Offer Extended for SMART

   Once cleared through security, the SMART Internship Program Manager will reach out to you and extend a final job offer.
   Summer
   Onboarding

   Your internship begins! (End of May-August of the following Summer)
 The National Security Education Program (NSEP) is a Congress established program through the David L. Boren National Security Act of 1991 to provide a broader and more qualified pool of US citizens with foreign language and international exposure to work in national security positions. NSEP is a scholarship program that promotes language skills, cultural awareness and understanding of national security issues. In collaboration with the National Security Education Program Office, DIA has established a one-year, full-time internship program designed to provide a small select number of recent college graduates the opportunity to apply their knowledge and gain practical work experience. Benefits: Annual and Sick Leave
 Federal Holidays
 Civilian Fitness Program
 Foreign Language Program
 Mass Transit Benefit Program  NSEP Service Requirement: As an awardee, you will spend 100% of your time on federally funded projects. Projects are funded by the Departments of Defense, State, or Homeland Security; or an agency in the Intelligence Community. Application opens in November. NSEP interns are hired year-round. Your NSEP application must include a narrative of your work experience that highlights your interest in working in the intelligence field or other specialized skills.
 Eligibility Must be a U.S. Citizen
 Minimum of 60 semester hours or its equivalent and possess a minimum cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale or its equivalent at the time of application
 Recipient of a grant or scholarship under the David L. Boren National Security Education Program
 NSEP Boren Scholars and Fellows must have an anticipated graduation date between June and September.
 Participants must be currently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate degree program at a university or college. Click here for more information about the NSEP Program!
 The timeline below indicates the timeline for NSEP. Please note the timeline may vary based on the needs of the Agency.
 Image of Seasonal arrowsFall
   Application Open

   The applications are available on diajobs.dia.mil in November.
   Winter
   Interview

   If qualified, you will interview with the Hiring Manager.
   Spring
   Security Processing

   You will undergo a thorough background investigation that examines your life history, character, trustworthiness, reliability and soundness of judgment.
   Year-round
   Final Offer Extended for NSEP

   If qualified, an Internship Program will reach out to you and extend a final job offer.

   Onboarding

   Your internship begins! (January-December)
 DIA Unpaid Programs DIA Unpaid Programs offer valuable opportunities to gain relevant work experience, network with professionals, and build your resume while working towards your degree.
 Office of General Counsel Unpaid Internship
            
                John S. McCain Strategic Defense Fellows Program The Office of the General Counsel Unpaid Internship Program provides you, a promising JD student (who has completed a minimum of two semesters) enrolled full-time at U.S. accredited law schools the opportunity to gain experience on a full-time basis and receive academic credit for your time. When: The internship occurs for one academic semester (January through May or August-December) over a 10-week period! The application is available every Spring and Fall and may vary based on the needs of the Agency.Note: Vacancy Announcements are posted in February and November, for the following year.
 Eligibility Must be a U.S. Citizen.
 JD students (who have completed a minimum of two semesters) enrolled in a full-time U.S. accredited law school. Apply Here
 The chart below indicates the timeline for OGC’s Spring Internship. Please note the timeline may vary based on the needs of the Agency.
 Image of seasonal arrowsSpring
   Application Open

   The applications are available on diajobs.dia.mil in February.
   Summer
   Interview

   If qualified, you will interview with the Hiring Manager.
   Fall/Winter
   Security Processing

   You will undergo a thorough background investigation that examines your life history, character, trustworthiness, reliability and soundness of judgment.
   Winter
   Final Offer Extended

   If qualified, a recruiter will reach out to you and extend a final job offer.
   Spring
   Onboarding

   Your internship begins! (January-May)
  The chart below indicates the timeline for OGC’s Fall Internship. Please note the timeline may vary based on the needs of the Agency.
 Image of seasonal arrowsFall
   Application Open

   The applications are available on diajobs.dia.mil in November.
   Fall/Winter/Spring
   Interview

   If qualified, you will interview with the Hiring Manager.

   Security Processing

   You will undergo a thorough background investigation that examines your life history, character, trustworthiness, reliability and soundness of judgment.
   Spring
   Final Offer Extended

   If qualified, a recruiter will reach out to you and extend a final job offer.
   Summer/Fall
   Onboarding

   Your internship begins! (August-December)
 The McCain fellowship program is a one-year civilian fellowship program designed to provide you as an intern, the opportunity for leadership development and the commencement of a career track toward senior leadership in the IC Community. The purpose of the program is to acquire high performing and talented individuals with advanced degrees who will gain experience and develop their leadership capabilities through challenging opportunities and flourish into problem solvers, strategic thinkers and future leaders for our IC Community.  All fellows are selected and placed by the Washington Headquarters Services (WHS), Human Resources Directorate (HRD).
 Fellowships will begin in early Fall and will end the following year.
 Upon successful completion of the 1-year fellowship program, you will be eligible for non-competitive placement/conversion, within DoD, to a position and grade level that you qualify for. This non-competitive conversion can be used, within DoD, up to 3 years after completing the 1-year fellowship program.
 Conversion is based on the sponsoring organization’s position need/availability, qualifications, performance, fit, and billet availability.  To find out more information about the John S. McCain Fellowship program, click here!
 The chart below indicates the timeline for MCCAIN. Please note the timeline may vary based on the needs of the Agency.
 Image of seasonal arrowsWinter
   Application Open

   The applications are available on diajobs.dia.mil in January.
   Spring
   Interview

   If qualified, you will interview with the Hiring Manager.
   Spring/Summer
   Security Processing

   You will undergo a thorough background investigation that examines your life history, character, trustworthiness, reliability and soundness of judgment.
   Year-round
   Final Offer Extended for McCain

   If qualified, a recruiter will reach out to you.
   Onboarding

   Your internship begins! (January-December)
 Can I earn academic credit for my internship?Depending on your school's requirements, academic credit may be earned. DIA will work with your institution to provide any necessary evaluation. Any written product provided to your institution must be cleared by your security officer. If I have previous transferable skills from outside the IC, how do I know what to include in order to ensure I am considered for the highest grade/step offer?An intern’s pay is only based on school credit hours; work experience is not taken into account when determining pay. What locations are internships offered?DIA offers internships in the following geographical locations:Huntsville, AL
Colorado Springs, CO
Washington, DC
Tampa, FL
Miami, FL
Honolulu, HI
Scott Air Force Base, IL
Fort George G. Meade, MD
Arlington, VA
Charlottesville, VA
Quantico, VA
Reston, VA How do I apply?Applications will only be accepted through the online application process here. Your resume, unofficial transcript, and cover letter should be attached to your online application. Finalists will be provided with instructions on submitting an official transcript. Applications will not be considered without all required documents. Please be sure to include your GPA on your submitted application. Letters of recommendation and writing samples are not required with the application. What happens after I apply?DIA will ask you to complete pre-employment forms which include the SF-86 background questionnaire for a security clearance. When you return the pre-employment forms, we will request our vendor to schedule a drug screening test. You will not receive a final official offer letter until all required documentation has been received and a security clearance is approved.
* Please note: As marijuana is legalized in more states across the United States, the DIA remains a drug free workplace. Federal law and Executive branch policy prohibit the use of marijuana in any form, whether recreational or medicinal.
Marijuana is categorized as a controlled substance under Schedule I of the Controlled Substance Act. Intentional marijuana possession is illegal, even if an individual has no intent to manufacture, distribute, or dispense marijuana.
Federal law on marijuana use remains unchanged. Executive Order 12564, Drug-Free Federal Workplace, mandates that:(a) Federal employees are required to refrain from the use of illegal drugs;
(b) the use of illegal drugs by Federal employees, whether on or off duty, is contrary to the efficiency of the service; and
(c) Persons who use illegal drugs are not suitable for Federal employment. How long will it take to get a security clearance?It varies depending on your personal background and the volume of clearances being processed. In general, if you have significant foreign travel and/or foreign relatives or contacts, the clearance can be rather lengthy – up to 6 months or more to receive a full clearance. Students must be fully cleared before being able to begin work. What if I have dual citizenship?Individuals with dual citizenship can be granted clearances. I plan to study abroad or part of the academic year. Is that a problem?Yes. While the experience of living abroad is of value to DIA, it is impossible to complete the security background investigation and the necessary drug screening test when someone is overseas. What type of work will I do?Intern assignments are based on entry-level professional job descriptions and will involve a great deal of independent work under the guidance of a senior level supervisor and mentor. For example, duties for intelligence analyst intern positions may involve research and drafting reports. Assignments are not clerical in nature. Particular occupational areas may include crisis management, counterintelligence, military economics, homeland security, imagery, information warfare, and arms control/proliferation. What is the typical DIA workday?The typical workday is 8.5 hours, which includes 30 minutes uncompensated for lunch. At the discretion of their managers, interns can opt to not take lunch and work only 8 hours with no lunch. What work schedules do DIA interns typically participate in?Full-time interns utilize a flexible work schedule and must complete 40 hours a week. With supervisor’s approval, interns can vary their arrival and departure time while still completing 8.5 hours a day. On the other hand, an intermittent work schedule is utilized by Academic semester interns where interns work a maximum amount of 29 hours a week.
When participating as a Summer Intern from June to August, Interns can participate in any of the available work schedules if their supervisor approves it.  It’s encouraged that interns do Alternate Work Schedule (AWS) 2 while interning in the summer. (AWS 2-Gliding Work Schedule: Ten 8-hour workdays in a pay period that permits the employee to select arrival and departure times that vary from day to day.) What should interns do if they are interested in remaining a DIA Intern at the conclusion of their internship period?If you are interested in continuing your internship, please notify your supervisor.
If an intern has not completed school and lives within 50 miles radius from their duty station, they can request to participate in the Academic Semester Program (ASIP). Their leadership must have work for them to do while they attend school. These interns can participate in ASIP from September to May and then they get converted to Summer Interns again. Once an intern graduates from school, they are no longer able to participate in internship programs. What should interns do if they decide to leave the agency?If you decide to leave the agency, please reach out to the Internship Program Branch at least two weeks before your departure day. Notify your leadership and CC the internship program.  We need at least two weeks' notice.  You will also need to have your resume checked through prepublication to ensure you’ve had it properly classified. Once I enter the Cleared Hiring Pool at the conclusion of the internship, what can be expected from there on out?Once you are entered into the Cleared Hiring Pool, there is no timetable for permanent employment. You will be in the Hiring Pool until a manager pulls you out and slots you for a permanent position. At that time, an email and/or phone call can be expected from OHR with more information as to the next steps to take.
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