Overview
This internship program offers current students and recent graduates the opportunity to gain experience within an international organization, focusing on disciplines such as political science, international relations, security studies, law, economics, and more.
Key Responsibilities
- Identify and document all steps newcomers and departing personnel must complete (vehicle registration/deregistration, residency, local admin etc.).
- Create newcomer information packs covering essential tasks, locations, documents, and timelines.
- Develop clear, step-by-step guides for personnel and families for departure.
- Produce easy-to-follow instructions for host nation vehicle registration and deregistration, including document templates and appointment guidance.
- Build a simple, centralized repository (Teams page) for all arrival and departure resources.
- Draft slides, handouts, and talking points for newcomers' briefs.
- Establish a basic system to collect user feedback and update materials regularly.
- Provide routine administrative and organizational support to Morale and Welfare staff.
Required Experience
Applicants must have at least two years of successful university study or equivalent. The program is open to current students or recent graduates (degree obtained within the last 18 months).
Qualifications
A certificate given by the University stating that an internship on their subjects of study is necessary for their professional development.
