Research Intern - International Relations

About the internship

This remote, part-time internship is designed for candidates interested in international relations, global affairs, and policy-oriented research. You will support ongoing research work, assist in analyzing information, and help prepare material that can be used for publication. The role also offers exposure to collaborative work with professionals engaged in public policy and sustainable development research.

What you'll do

• Study and research a range of international relations themes and developments.
• Review data and turn findings into publication-ready reports.
• Work together with team members on research assignments and related tasks.
• Draft a research paper focused on international relations.

What we're looking for

The internship is suitable for applicants with a genuine interest in international relations and strong written English skills. You should be able to work independently from home, contribute to research activities, and stay engaged for the full one-month duration.

Who can apply

Applications are open only to candidates who can work remotely, are able to begin between 23 June 2026 and 28 July 2026, can commit to a one-month internship, and have the relevant skills and interest for the role.

Compensation and other details

This internship is unpaid. The application deadline is 23 July 2026 at 11:59:59 PM. There are 19 openings. The internship lasts for 1 month and starts immediately.

Perks

Selected interns will receive a certificate, a letter of recommendation, flexible working hours, and a 5-day work week.

About the organization

The organization focuses on serving people in a humane and structured way while supporting a broad range of social causes. Its mission includes promoting economic, social, political, and cultural justice, along with a holistic approach to sustainability that considers people, nature, animals, and the wider environment. It works with beneficiaries across age groups and backgrounds, including children, the elderly, orphans, and childless parents, regardless of religion or race, with a strong emphasis on education for all, women’s empowerment, and inclusive economic growth.