The Rome Gateway opens summer internship opportunities for year 2020
The Rome Global Gateway is pleased to announce the opening of the Summer Internship Program 2020 for rising sophomores, juniors and seniors. Students are encouraged to submit their applications if interested in coming to Rome to conduct an internship from late May through early July 2020.
The Rome Summer Internship Program provides support and programming for those carrying out internships in the Eternal City over the summer months.
The following, fully-funded opportunities will be made available through the generous support of the Rome Global Gateway and the Nanovic Institute:
- American Academy in Rome
- Commission for Justice Peace and Integrity of Creation
- Pontifical Academy for Life
- Rome Reports International TV News Agency
- Service work within a local refugee center - working knowledge of Italian required
- Research assistantship through the Humanitarian Corridors Initiative (advanced working knowledge of Italian required)
In addition to receiving up to $4000 in funding, participants in the Rome Summer Internship Program will receive guidance regarding housing, immigration, and bureaucratic considerations as well as a comprehensive orientation, on-site support, and the opportunity to take part in the Gateway's vibrant summer programming.
Applications for the Summer 2020 Program are being accepted on a rolling basis until February 15, 2020. Priority will be given to those with a demonstrated interest in Italian language and/or culture.
To submit your application, send your resume and a statement of interest to Mallory Nardin, Director of Programming, Student Development and Community Engagement. This statement should clearly identify your preferred institution and motivation for applying, relevant experiences and skills (including Italian language level), and your summer availability.
Read here about previous student internship experiences:
- Marching for climate change while interning in Rome
- From Ethiopia to Italy: a humanitarian corridor research project
- How a study abroad experience has changed Mathew Morico’s course of study
- Interning in Rome, a mind-opening experience
- Interning in Rome for the U.S. Missions: a unique opportunity