Areas of application may include international relations, policy formulation and economic development, health, spirituality and traditional medicine, environmental issues including resource management and biodiversity. Interns are asked to commit to a minimum of at least six months of participation in their position. Programs include studies in culture, history, business, politics and other subjects, along with the languages of the host countries. Accommodation assistance is provided. Semester internships are also available in Australia, Belgium, German, Spain, France and Spain.
Language proficiency is required for France, Germany and Spain.
Positions are available in areas such as historical architecture, archaeology, art, economics, and music. There is a high degree of independence and flexibility with these programs. Some programs have language prerequisites and some offer internships. Placements are available in areas such as English, foreign languages, history, languages, psychology, political science, social ecology, sociology and the social sciences and are individualized based on the student's needs and interests. Programs are based at recognized, degree granting institutions in the host country, involve 20 hours of service per week, and have an in-country resident director to assist students.