Those interested in administrative management may work on projects involving budgets, human resources, information systems, or general logistical support to posts abroad. Others may be involved in a visa and passport work or in helping Americans in distress abroad. Internships are excellent preparation for future careers in international affairs, both for the Civil Service and for the Foreign Service. If this is not indicated, it will be assumed that you are not a continuing student and your application will not be considered. Proof of acceptance into a graduate program required.
More information regarding benefits and paid internships is available in the information booklet.
An application deadline falling on a Sunday is extended to the next Federal workday. Application For complete guideline and application information please refer to the information booklet. Submit all applications to the intern coordinator's office. Do not separate or send applications directly to any bureau or office in the department. This could delay your consideration for an internship as all internship applications are processed centrally.