INA885 Internship

[3–0, 3 cr.]

Prepares students for careers in international affairs such as international development, human rights, national security, international trade, global women’s rights and international education. It provides students with experience in organizing conferences, analyzing foreign policy choices facing countries, monitoring legislation affecting international trade, development, conflicts and other issues, and conducting outreach and advocacy campaigns on global issues. Students are placed in international, local, and governmental organizations for a 10 week period.

Note: This course has not been taught since Fall 2021 and will not be taught during the academic year 20234-2025.