Heinrich Böll Foundation Internship offers a monthly stipend of $700 for full-time positions and proportionally less for part-time interns in Washington, DC, USA.
The Democracy & Foreign Policy intern will work with supervisors from our Transatlantic Democracy and Foreign and Security Policy programs.
In this article, we will be reviewing the necessary details and procedures for applying for Heinrich Böll Foundation Internship.
Heinrich Böll Foundation Internship Summary
Host Country: United States of America (USA)
Category: Internships | Training
Eligible Countries: All Countries
Reward: Full Sponsorship | $700 Monthly stipend
No IELTS Required
Deadline: January 10, 2024
Heinrich Böll Foundation Internship Details:
The Heinrich Böll Foundation Internship is looking for a Foreign Policy and Democracy Intern for the spring of 2024.
The Transatlantic Democracy program brings together US and German policymakers, activists, experts, civil society organizations and community leaders to explore issues that challenge our democracies.
The Foreign and Security Policy program addresses issues of global peace & security, democracy, and human rights from a global perspective.
Eligibility Requirements for 2024 Heinrich Böll Foundation Internship
To be considered for the Heinrich Böll Foundation Internship, you must:
- Experience in at least one of our program areas
- A genuine interest in the values and mission of the foundation
- Competent command of English (German is not a requirement)
- A full-time commitment of 40 hours per week for 3 to 6 months (part-time only on a case-by-case basis)
- At least 2 years of university-level experience
- Currently enrolled in a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree program OR recent (< 1 year) Bachelor’s degree recipients
Benefits of Heinrich Böll Foundation Internship 2024
- A monthly stipend of $700 for full-time positions and proportionally less for part-time
- 5 paid vacation days per 3 month period for full-time internships
- Most of the costs associated with a visa application can be covered by the foundation
Required Documents for Heinrich Böll Foundation Internship
In addition to routine tasks, interns are required to complete a capstone project on a topic of their choosing. Capstones can be one extensive piece or a combination of the following:
- 5-10 page policy paper (see an example paper here).
- Interview with a policy expert (either article or video)
- Script for a 2-3 min explanatory video
- Series of short blog pieces or op-eds.
How to Apply for the Heinrich Böll Foundation Internship (Step by Step)
Here are five steps to apply for the Foreign Policy and Democracy Intern position at The Heinrich Böll Foundation Washington, DC:
Prepare Application:
Update resume and draft a cover letter aligning with internship requirements.
Check Eligibility:
Ensure you meet basic requirements, including experience in program areas and language proficiency.
Submit Application:
Apply early, as applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. Deadline is January 10th.
Prepare for Interview:
Familiarize yourself with program areas and recent activities for a potential interview.
Explore Funding:
Due to DC’s cost, consider seeking external funding or scholarships for support.
Tailor your application to showcase skills and passion for the foundation’s mission. Good luck!
Deadline: January 10, 2024
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