Some Internship Possibilities to Check Out (6-29-11)

CSUS: http://www.csustan.edu/cbassc/internships/

There is also a binder in the MOM office DBH 223 that lists previous internships…667-3507. You’ll have to come in though.

Marketing (modified from UC Davis)

From Wikipedia: Marketing is an integrated communications-based process through which individuals and communities discover that existing and newly-identified needs and wants may be satisfied by the products and services of others. Marketing is defined by the American Marketing Association as the activity, set of institutions, and processes for creating, communicating, delivering, and exchanging offerings that have value for customers, clients, partners, and society at large. The Chartered Institute of Marketing defines marketing as "The management process responsible for identifying, anticipating and satisfying customer requirements profitably."

Resources:

· Economists and Market Research Analysts (PDF), From the California Occupational Guides.

· Market Research Analysts, From the Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook.

· Market Researcher, Princeton Review Career Profile.

· Marketing, Career profile by WetFeet.

· Marketing Executive, Princeton Review Career Profile.

· MarketingPower. The website for the American Marketing Association includes best practices for different subfields of marketing, a marketing dictionary with definitions of common marketing terms and acronyms, a searchable directory of firms by category of service, and a "career center" with job listings and job search advice.

· Product Designer, Princeton Review Career Profile.

· Local Internship Resources and Nonprofit Job Search Resources – Sac, Bay Area and National

Professional Associations

· American Marketing Association

· Direct Marketing Association

· Marketing Research Association

The rest of this information is just pulled off of the various websites:

International Internship Opportunities

There are many resources available for you to help you find international internships. Below are a few resources we've put together to help you focus on your area of interest
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The following organizations are recommended by the Internship and Career Center.

Pasona Internship Program
The Pasona Internship Program is a nonprofit organization that allows outstanding undergraduate and graduate students to participate in a two-month internship at a Japanese company.

Actions Without Borders
Comprehensive directory of nonprofit and volunteering resources on the Web. The site includes over 29,000 nonprofit and community organizations in 153 countries, which you can search or browse by name, location or mission

AEON Corporation
For more than three decades, the AEON Corporation of Japan has been an innovator in the field of English education, offering exceptional classroom and internet opportunities to study and master the language. Founded in 1973, AEON has grown to become one of the largest and most respected private educational institutes of its kind, with more than 3,000 employees. Current student enrollment exceeds 100,000 in more than 300 branch schools located within every prefecture of Japan. AEON employs a teaching staff of over 800 teachers and education specialists from English-speaking nations.

Agriventure, International Agriculture Exchanges
Farms, ranches, horticulture, veterinary practices in Europe, New Zealand, Australia, Japan. Exchange programs can last from four months to over a year. The minimum application requirement time is two months before departure, but it is to your advantage to apply early.

AIESEC
AIESEC is the world's premiere student-run international organization dedicated to increasing cultural understanding and cooperation through running an international paid internship program. We help US companies reach out to young business and IT professionals in over 700 universities worldwide. We also help US students find paid internships abroad in any of four 80+ member countries. We are currently based in 38 locations in the US

BUNAC
This program, run by the British government, operates a rolling application procedure and complete applications are normally processed within two working days of receipt. They provide a work permit prior to departure and job listings in BUNAC offices in England.

Camp Adventure Youth Services
Camp Adventure International - UC Davis students and students from CSU Sacramento and California community colleges can become camp counselors or swim instructors abroad, receiving air fare and housing, plus a daily stipend and weekends off for travel. Camp Adventure Youth Services places 900+ college students and recent graduates in both summer and school year youth development and camp counseling programs on U.S. military bases, British garrisons and some U.S. embassies in Europe and Asia.

In 2009 42 UCD students and 20 CSUS and community college students enjoyed rewarding summer internship in England, Russia, Germany, Italy, Spain, Belgium, the Netherlands, Korea, Japan, Guam, Hong Kong, China, Marshall Islands, Okinawa and the U.S. e.g. Hawaii, Pensylvania & Florida.

Interested applicants must attend one Mandatory Leadership Assessment Center - LAC (Group Interview Day) at UC Davis, Room 147, Olson Hall on Saturday, November 21, 9:00am-4pm or at CSUS, Saturday, December 12, University Union, 9:00am-4pm (or at Chico State on December 5, time TBD). To apply visit the Camp Adventure website and submit an on-line Interest Card. You will receive an email providing access to the application Complete and submit your application online AND bring a copy of your application to one of our local Leadership Assessment Centers. Please email your RSVP with the date of the LAC you plan to attend to ucdavis@campadventure.com.

Questions? Contact Ken Barnes, 211 South Hall, Internship & Career Center.

CAPA International Education
CAPA International Education offers quality, affordable study abroad programs, consisting of academic classes and internships. Our mission has remained unchanged since our start: to provide learning abroad opportunities which genuinely educate students about the people and culture in which they are learning in a holistic educational environment.

CDS International
Offers several internships in the fields of business, engineering and agriculture

Child Family Health International
Created to encourage and facilitate US medical students to work abroad and to learn both lay and medical Spanish. The central philosophy of CFHI is to narrow the gap between existing medical technology and its accessibility to underserved populations. Through this program participants can learn innovative problem-solving skills which can be applied to rural and urban health care areas in the United States.

Child Rights Information Network
The Child Rights Information Network (CRIN) is a global network that disseminates information about the Convention on the Rights of the Child and child rights amongst non-governmental organizations (NGOs), United Nations agencies, intergovernmental organizations (IGOs), educational institutions, and other child rights experts. CRIN has a membership of more than 1,100 organizations in over 100 countries. The site contains a directory of organizations working worldwide for children.

CII-International Exchange Programme
An invitation to take part in a unique experience of cultural exchange, in which exchange students and graduates share their language and culture with Argentine, Chilean or Spanish students of English in their role of Culture & Language Facilitators at schools or language schools, become involved in a Spanish-speaking community while staying with a family, and learn the language in an intensive Spanish Immersion Programme (optional) and through further Spanish Coaching.

Communicating for Agriculture
Communicating for Agriculture offers agriculture exchanges along with thriving programs in horticulture, equine, and enology as well. The program has over 1000 participants in 43 different countries. CA Exchange Program is now the largest agricultural exchange program in the USA.

Consulate General of the Republic of Croatia
The Consulate General deals with internal affairs of Croatia, and the relations between the US and Croatia. All aspects of foreign interactions are considered from visas and cultural education to trade and establishing American businesses in Croatia. Past interns have worked as translators as answering and making phone calls in a bilingual setting.

Contact Singapore
Contact Singapore is a global network that offers professional advisory services and networking channels to global talent, overseas Singaporeans and students interested in exciting career and educational opportunities in Singapore. Our eight international offices located in Australia, China, Europe, India, North America and Singapore are staffed by highly motivated teams who are focused on creating the greatest value for our clients and providing opportunities for all.

Council on International Educational Exchange
Provides work authorization in numerous countries including Ireland, Canada, France, Costa Rica, Australia, China, etc. There is no formal application deadline. Once CIEE receives a completed application, processing may take up to four weeks. Work permits are provided prior to departure. Job listings and housing vacancies are available at CIEE offices abroad.

Cross Cultural Solutions
Cross-Cultural Solutions is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization founded in 1995 and headquartered in New Rochelle, New York, USA. Cross-Cultural Solutions UK is a registered charity and located in Brighton, United Kingdom. Cross-Cultural Solutions operates in 10 countries with more than 250 staff members worldwide. To date, the organization has brought approximately 10,000 participants to countries around the world. Steven Rosenthal founded Cross-Cultural Solutions in 1995 and serves as its Executive Director. Cross-Cultural Solutions offer three types of Programs: Volunteer Abroad, Intern Abroad and Insight Abroad . Our Volunteer Abroad and Intern Abroad Programs are year-round, and normally range from 2-12 weeks. We have programs in Brazil, China, Costa Rica, Ghana, Guatemala, India, Peru, Russia, Tanzania and Thailand. Our Insight Abroad program is one week and is available in Brazil and Costa Rica .

Foundation for International Education (FIE)
Since establishing in 1998, the Foundation for International Education (FIE) has set new high standards in delivering study and intern abroad programmes. We are a forward-thinking organisation with a mission that expresses our passionate belief in the value of international education. We offer all the academic and student support services through which exceptional learning experiences are created. Our specialised academic and internship programmes allow our visiting students to maximise the value of their stay, gaining theoretical knowledge, practical skills, life experience and an international perspective. We have opportunities for all majors. Housing and internships in London.

Gender & Global Issues
The Gender and Global Issues (GGI) Group represents a research, teaching and outreach academic subgroup of the Women and Gender Studies Program at the University of California, Davis. Our interdisciplinary focus on gender issues includes African American and African Studies, Animal Science, Anthropology, Chicana/o Studies, Nutrition, and Sociology. Those who participate in GGI reflect the heterogeneity of the global community in both interests and backgrounds. The Gender and Global Issues programs currently focus on linking professional activist work with the academic research and theory. To this aim, we run a Post-Baccalaureate certificate program, facilitate student internships with grassroots NGOs both locally and internationally, and host occasional events on campus.

Global Service Corps
Global Service Corps (CSC) is a nonprofit organization that sends volunteers abroad to work, teach, and learn on projects in developing countries.

Global Volunteers
As a non-governmental organization (NGO) in a special consultative status with the United Nations, Global Volunteers is uniquely positioned to represent local leaders in a national and international arena, and to engage short-term volunteers in local development efforts with long-lasting results. At the request of local leaders and indigenous host organization, Global Volunteers sends teams of volunteers to live and work with local people on human and economic development projects identified by the community as important to its long-term development.

Humanity in Action
HIA believes that an important test of a genuine democracy is how it treats its racial, ethnic and religious minorities, and that the commitment to democratic values and the protection of minorities cannot be taken for granted in the United States and Europe.

IAESTE US Exchange Program (International Association for the Exchange of Students for Technical Experience)
UC Davis students participate in an international internship exchange and leadership program co-sponsored by the ICC with paid summer internships in science, engineering, computing, agriculture and environmental sciences. The companies or organizations offering internships are expected to pay students a wage sufficient to cover their cost of living during the actual training periods. New members currently being recruited. For more information contact Gavin McWhorter, IAESTE Co-President/ICC Student Advisor, 208 South Hall, iaeste.ucdavis@yahoo.com

Internabroad.com
Comprehensive site with search options by program and type and desired country.

International Cooperative Education (ICE Menlo)
Opportunities for all majors. Internships and housing are arranged. Internship opportunities have included International Economic Development, Health Care, Automotive Engineering (BMW, Porsche, Toyota) Public Relations, Banking, Information Technology, and Business. Countries have included Germany, France, Switzerland, Argentina, Japan, South Africa, Singapore, China and England. Drop by anytime Monday thru Friday between 9am to 4p to room 318 South Hall and read the student reports from sample internships. The ICE Menlo binder should provide more specific program expectations.

International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda
The Tribunal was established by a United Nations Security Council Resolution in 1994 to prosecute the organizers an leaders of the genocide in Rwanda in 1994. The Internship Program is geared towards providing offices at the ICTR with the assistance of students and professionals specializing in fields relevant to the work of the tribunal, such as international relations, law, economics, political science, philosophy, journalism, translation and terminology. Applicants should be currently enrolled in a graduate (Masters or equivalent) or postgraduate (Ph.D./Law) program.

International Language Institute
International Language Institute (ILI) in Halifax, Canada offers Cambridge CELTA (Certification in English Language Teaching to Adults). CELTA is the world's most honored entry-level credential for teaching ESL or EEL. ILI offers CELTA teacher training in a four-week intensive format.

International Student Volunteers
Costa Rica, Australia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Thailand and New Zealand --- combine volunteer projects from 2-8 weeks in length and ranging from plant and animal conservation to social community development with a 2 week outdoor adventure tour. Cost is program fee plus air fare. Attend one of the information sessions held hourly.

International Volunteer Program
In Europe and in the United States, the International Volunteer Program has facilitated firsthand cultural understanding for hundreds of volunteers and provided volunteer staffing for more than 100 not-for-profit organizations.

International Volunteer Programs Association
The International Volunteer Programs Association (IVPA) is a new alliance of nonprofit, non-governmental organizations based in the Americas, that are involved in international volunteer and internship exchanges.

Intrax Internships Abroad
Intrax Internships Abroad is a professional development program in which qualified students do international internships with host companies in London, Paris, Barcelona, Madrid, Berlin, and Tokyo. Students who are accepted into the program pay as they would for study abroad and receive a personalized internship match, training, housing, excursions, and have an on-site coordinator. Looking ahead to a challenging job market, international work experience can give participants an edge. Individual job placements are listed by location and by function.

JCHIP-Japan Children's Home Internship Program
The Program offers students a unique opportunity to participate in international cultural and educational exchange. The children's homes accepting interns are long-established institutions with years of success preparing Japanese children for productive and successful lives. The homes are not quite orphanages, and not quite group homes; there is no direct English translation. Together with the Japanese staff and native college-student interns, UC Davis interns will share in the lives of school-age youngsters. As an intern from overseas, an important part of a UC Davis intern will be to open the children's eyes to the rest of the world. Six Children's Homes in different parts of Japan currently accept interns under this program. Homes are located in the following prefectures: Kita Saitama, Aichi-ken, Kyoto, Fukushima, Kyuushu and Sendai. Two Interns will be placed in each home.

JET- Japanese Exchange and Teaching Program
Consulate General of Japan in San Francisco Seeks participants for Japanese Exchange and Teaching Program.

Laykin Communications
Laykin is an American public relations firm based in Hong Kong that has functions in marketing, advertising, production, and corporate communications. It transacts business under a large international scope. Past interns have prepared press conferences and dealt directly in client interactions. Intern positions are listed on the "Jobs" page.

Livio Feluga
Located in the hills of Italy, this land of vineyards produces some of Italy's finest wines. Livio Feluga Is a family-owned winery that deals in the production, manufacturing and supplying of wines. Although in a fairly secluded area, this winery enjoys a diverse mixture of employees. Past interns have assisted in management of this winery.

MOGPA: Minnesota Organization for Global Professional Assignments
Specializing in Hong Kong and Asia, this program has a rolling application process and self-managed application. They request that you apply from 3-6 months prior to your desired start date, as the placement process can take anywhere from 3-12 months, depending on your qualifications. You can apply after the three-month deadline, but internships are on a first-come first-served basis, and they may not be able to place you during the period you request.

Northern California World Trade Center (NCWTC)
The Northern California World Trade Center (NCWTC), located in the Capital City, serves as the regions premier international business development resource. Licensed by the World Trade Center Association (WTCA) in New York City, the NCWTC is affiliated with an international network of over 750,000 WTC members and 350 centers around the world. NCWTC has become a powerful tool with incomparable resources and services designed for the business community. Centralizing trade and business activities allows for influential business people from around the world to come together at one location.

Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe
The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) is the largest regional security organization in the world with 55 participating states from Europe, Central Asia and North America. It is active in early warning, conflict prevention, crisis management and post-conflict rehabilitation. The Organization employs about 4,000 staff in 19 missions and field activities located in Southeastern Europe, the Caucasus, Eastern Europe and Central Asia. They work 'on the ground' to facilitate political processes, prevent or settle conflicts, and promote cilvil society and the rule of law.

Sacramento Regional Center for International Trade Development (CITD)
Strategically located in the state�s capitol and the heart of Northern California, the Sacramento Regional Center for International Trade Development (CITD) provides free consulting, research and other low cost seminars and services to enable the region�s exporters and importers to take advantage of the growing opportunities in the global marketplace. Grant funded by the Chancellor�s Office of the California Community Colleges and hosted by Los Rios Community College, the CITD also supports the endeavors of community college faculty to internationalize curriculum in its efforts to prepare students to participate in the global economy. Since its inception in 1990, the Center has served more than 2000 clients and provided international trade information to about 6000 persons and organizations. Like other CITDs, the Center also operates a California Mexico Trade Assistance Center (CMTAC) and is co-located with the Sacramento Small Business Development Center (SBDC), all operating out of Los Rios� Business and Economic Development Center at 1410 Ethan Way in Sacramento. To enhance client success, the CITD maintains numerous partnerships with other international agencies such as Northern California World Trade Center, USDOC�s Sacramento Export Assistance Center, California Technology Trade and Commerce Agency, Mexican Consulate, California Chamber of Commerce, and many other governmental agencies. Special programs include international trade classes offered online and while the CITD/CMTAC serves companies in all industries, a new program targets export services to the region�s burgeoning wine industry.

Teach Away, Inc.
Teach Away Inc. specializes in ESL teaching placements in Asia. We currently work with Ministries of Education and Private Language Schools in Korea, Japan, and Taiwan. We also offer placements in Hong Kong, China, and Mexico. Teach Away was recently selected by the National Ministry of Education in Korea to provide English teachers for its renowned EPIK program. In addition, Teach Away has partnered with some of the most reputable language schools in Asia, allowing recent grads to choose from a variety of countries and programs. Teach Away, North America's leading teacher placement organization, offers a wide variety of international jobs at Ministries of Education and Top Private Schools around the globe. Each year, hundreds of graduates explore the world and experience a new culture through Teach Away's international teaching programs.

TeachAbroad.com
Searchable database with job postings.

UC (UK) Trust
The University of California Trust (located in the UK) has over 80 internships in England, Ireland and Scotland available for UC Davis students and soon-to-be graduates! Many are paid! Some of the contacts may be different now; be polite and ask for the new contact or person that has replaced that individual. Areas of potential placements include: Communication, Art, Theater, Business, Law, Architecture, Politics, Public Affairs, Health, IT and Engineering!!

Underprivileged Children's Educational Programs
UCEP seeks to provide the poor working and illiterate children a chance to break the vicious circle of poverty. The project addresses itself to the educational need of the urban poor children and to the improvement of the overall living conditions for the children and their families.

UNICEF
Working with national governments, NGOs, other United Nations agencies and private-sector partners, UNICEF protects children and their rights by providing services and supplies and by helping shape policy agendas and budgets in teh bet interests of children.

University of California Education Abroad Program
The Education Abroad Program is the distinctive and distinguished international program of the University of California that provides academic exchanges and integrates international curricula and learning opportunities into the University. EAP offers full-year and short-term programs in a wide range of academic disciplines for sophomore through graduate students. EAP participants enroll in regular host university courses for a full academic year abroad, or may participate in short-term and discipline-specific programs. Financial aid information is available on the EAP Scholarships and Fellowships page at EAP Financial Aid Information.

US Agency for International Development
The US Agency for International Development (USAID) is an independent agency that provides economic, development and humanitarian assistance around the world in support of the foreign policy goals of the United States.

US Commercial Service
The U.S. Commercial Service helps U.S. companies find new international business partners in worldwide markets. Locate your local U.S. Commercial Service office in 107 U.S. cities and 145 U.S. Embassies and Consulates for more information about our international business services.

US Department of State
Lists student and employment opportunities available through the US State Department. Learn how to get an internship in an embassy abroad. Job opportunities available to professionals interested in working as foreign officers for the Department of State. Positions vary from personally designed positions to working for an international or local business abroad and span such fields of interest as human resources, politics, economics, and security.

USDA Foreign Agricultural Service
The Foreign Agricultural Service's International Internship Program provides college students the opportunity to live and work in a paid internship at an American Embassy overseas. Through work assignments participants learn various aspects of international trade, trade policy, international relations, diplomacy, regional and cultural considerations, etc. Positions are available in Western Europe, Latin America, and Asia. The internship is offered every semester and summer for graduate students and upperclassmen (juniors and seniors).

YMCA International
The YMCA is more than day camp, child care, sports, fitness or youth programs. It is a worldwide family of over 120 autonomous national movements committed to building a positive future for youth and families. The YMCA, founded in London, England, in 1844, is one of the largest social service organizations in the world, responding to the diverse needs of individuals in Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Caribbean, the Middle East, Europe, and North America. The YMCA currently serves over 40 million youth and families worldwide. In countries throughout the world, YMCA programs respond to local needs identified by each national YMCA movement. The YMCA is open to all faiths, races, abilities, ages and incomes.

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International Programs by Industry
The following organizations offer international internships. Be aware that many of these organizations have application deadlines.

1. General Placement Programs

AEON Corporation
For more than three decades, the AEON Corporation of Japan has been an innovator in the field of English education, offering exceptional classroom and internet opportunities to study and master the language. Founded in 1973, AEON has grown to become one of the largest and most respected private educational institutes of its kind, with more than 3,000 employees. Current student enrollment exceeds 100,000 in more than 300 branch schools located within every prefecture of Japan. AEON employs a teaching staff of over 800 teachers and education specialists from English-speaking nations.

Camp Adventure Youth Services
Camp Adventure International - UC Davis students and students from CSU Sacramento and California community colleges can become camp counselors or swim instructors abroad, receiving air fare and housing, plus a daily stipend and weekends off for travel. Camp Adventure Youth Services places 900+ college students and recent graduates in both summer and school year youth development and camp counseling programs on U.S. military bases, British garrisons and some U.S. embassies in Europe and Asia.

In 2009 42 UCD students and 20 CSUS and community college students enjoyed rewarding summer internship in England, Russia, Germany, Italy, Spain, Belgium, the Netherlands, Korea, Japan, Guam, Hong Kong, China, Marshall Islands, Okinawa and the U.S. e.g. Hawaii, Pensylvania & Florida.

Interested applicants must attend one Mandatory Leadership Assessment Center - LAC (Group Interview Day) at UC Davis, Room 147, Olson Hall on Saturday, November 21, 9:00am-4pm or at CSUS, Saturday, December 12, University Union, 9:00am-4pm (or at Chico State on December 5, time TBD). To apply visit the Camp Adventure website and submit an on-line Interest Card. You will receive an email providing access to the application Complete and submit your application online AND bring a copy of your application to one of our local Leadership Assessment Centers. Please email your RSVP with the date of the LAC you plan to attend to ucdavis@campadventure.com.

Questions? Contact Ken Barnes, 211 South Hall, Internship & Career Center.

Foundation for International Education (FIE)
Since establishing in 1998, the Foundation for International Education (FIE) has set new high standards in delivering study and intern abroad programmes. We are a forward-thinking organisation with a mission that expresses our passionate belief in the value of international education. We offer all the academic and student support services through which exceptional learning experiences are created. Our specialised academic and internship programmes allow our visiting students to maximise the value of their stay, gaining theoretical knowledge, practical skills, life experience and an international perspective. We have opportunities for all majors. Housing and internships in London.

Foundation for Sustainable Development
The Foundation for Sustainable Development was founded in 1995 to support the efforts of local development organizations working to improve the welfare of the people living in their communities. FSD provides these grassroots organizations with human resources, financial resources, and technical assistance. Our primary goal is to increase their capacity to serve their communities. In striving to achieve this goal, other benefits emerge: we raise awareness of the challenges faced by those in the developing world, we train the development leaders of tomorrow, and we facilitate increased cross-cultural understanding.

Gender & Global Issues
The Gender and Global Issues (GGI) Group represents a research, teaching and outreach academic subgroup of the Women and Gender Studies Program at the University of California, Davis. Our interdisciplinary focus on gender issues includes African American and African Studies, Animal Science, Anthropology, Chicana/o Studies, Nutrition, and Sociology. Those who participate in GGI reflect the heterogeneity of the global community in both interests and backgrounds. The Gender and Global Issues programs currently focus on linking professional activist work with the academic research and theory. To this aim, we run a Post-Baccalaureate certificate program, facilitate student internships with grassroots NGOs both locally and internationally, and host occasional events on campus.

Humanity in Action
HIA believes that an important test of a genuine democracy is how it treats its racial, ethnic and religious minorities, and that the commitment to democratic values and the protection of minorities cannot be taken for granted in the United States and Europe.

International Cooperative Education (ICE Menlo)
Opportunities for all majors. Internships and housing are arranged. Internship opportunities have included International Economic Development, Health Care, Automotive Engineering (BMW, Porsche, Toyota) Public Relations, Banking, Information Technology, and Business. Countries have included Germany, France, Switzerland, Argentina, Japan, South Africa, Singapore, China and England. Drop by anytime Monday thru Friday between 9am to 4p to room 318 South Hall and read the student reports from sample internships. The ICE Menlo binder should provide more specific program expectations.

International Service Learning
As an international educational agency, ISL organizes medicsl, educational, and adventure teams of volunteers to provide services for the underserved populations of Central and South America, Mexico, Asia and Africa. ISL provides educational opportunities for students from over eighty universities in several countries, but primarily in the United States. It is the goal of ISL to simultaneously provide both educational opportunities for students from developed countries while providing services for developing countries. ISL has education, field biology (zoology, botany, conservation genetics, etc), health, and international service (exploration of foreign countries) internships for students from UC Davis. The ISL website explores these in further detail. Financial help is available for some students.

JCHIP-Japan Children's Home Internship Program
The Program offers students a unique opportunity to participate in international cultural and educational exchange. The children's homes accepting interns are long-established institutions with years of success preparing Japanese children for productive and successful lives. The homes are not quite orphanages, and not quite group homes; there is no direct English translation. Together with the Japanese staff and native college-student interns, UC Davis interns will share in the lives of school-age youngsters. As an intern from overseas, an important part of a UC Davis intern will be to open the children's eyes to the rest of the world. Six Children's Homes in different parts of Japan currently accept interns under this program. Homes are located in the following prefectures: Kita Saitama, Aichi-ken, Kyoto, Fukushima, Kyuushu and Sendai. Two Interns will be placed in each home.

Projects Abroad
Until 1997, Projects Abroad was a small organization with two part-time staff sending university students for work experience teaching placements in Eastern Europe. But with more and more people taking time out on academic and work-related breaks - and with many developing countries in need of self-funded volunteers - our organized volunteer programs have mushroomed around the world. Our volunteers now do a lot more than just teach English. We now have over 20 staff in our offices in Southern England - not far from the university where Peter Slowe (the geographer who founded Projects Abroad ) used to teach. With over 100 trained staff at our destinations, and offering over 80 generic placements and a wide choice within these placements, we are now the leading volunteer placement organization in the US.

UC (UK) Trust
The University of California Trust (located in the UK) has over 80 internships in England, Ireland and Scotland available for UC Davis students and soon-to-be graduates! Many are paid! Some of the contacts may be different now; be polite and ask for the new contact or person that has replaced that individual. Areas of potential placements include: Communication, Art, Theater, Business, Law, Architecture, Politics, Public Affairs, Health, IT and Engineering!!

University of California Education Abroad Program
The Education Abroad Program is the distinctive and distinguished international program of the University of California that provides academic exchanges and integrates international curricula and learning opportunities into the University. EAP offers full-year and short-term programs in a wide range of academic disciplines for sophomore through graduate students. EAP participants enroll in regular host university courses for a full academic year abroad, or may participate in short-term and discipline-specific programs. Financial aid information is available on the EAP Scholarships and Fellowships page at EAP Financial Aid Information.

Volunteer Aboard
Volunteer Abroad is a web-based resource for internships and volunteer work in countries all over the world. Perform a search and a large number of organizations and companies with work opportunities abroad will be listed. There are multiple ways to perform a search including, but not limited to, region of the world, specific country, type of volunteer work, and duration of stay. Drop down menus are a plus, as they can jog your memory for what you're interested in. Remember that the ICC does not have the opportunity to review all of the programs that Volunteer Abroad may offer, so always do some background research before committing yourself.

2. Business/Economics

Accion International
ACCION International is a nonprofit that fights poverty through microlending. Their mission is to give people the tools they need to work their way out of poverty by providing "micro" loans and business training to poor women and men who start their own businesses. ACCION's partner lending organizations help people work their own way up the economic ladder, with dignity and pride. With capital, people can grow their own businesses. They can earn enough to afford basics like running water, better food and schooling for their children. Interns work on special projects in microfinance throughout the United States and even abroad.

AIESEC
AIESEC is the world's premiere student-run international organization dedicated to increasing cultural understanding and cooperation through running an international paid internship program. We help US companies reach out to young business and IT professionals in over 700 universities worldwide. We also help US students find paid internships abroad in any of four 80+ member countries. We are currently based in 38 locations in the US

American-Scandinavian Foundation (The)
The ASF is a publicly supported, nonprofit organization the promotes international understanding through educational and cultural exchange between teh US and Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden. The ASF Training Program gives you a chance to get an insight into the cultures and peoples of Scandinavia by undertaking an internship there.

APC: American Power Conservation Corporation
Offers internship & job opportunities in a variety of countries including Europe, Middle East, Africa, Japan, Asia, Australia, Latin and South America, North America and Canada.

Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations or ASEAN was established on 8 August 1967 in Bangkok by the five original Member Countries, namely, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand. Brunei Darussalam joined on 8 January 1984, Vietnam on 28 July 1995, Laos and Myanmar on 23 July 1997, and Cambodia on 30 April 1999. The ASEAN region has a population of about 500 million, a total area of 4.5 million square kilometers, a combined gross domestic product of US$737 billion, and a total trade of US$ 720 billion.

CDS International
Offers several internships in the fields of business, engineering and agriculture

Contact Singapore
Contact Singapore is a global network that offers professional advisory services and networking channels to global talent, overseas Singaporeans and students interested in exciting career and educational opportunities in Singapore. Our eight international offices located in Australia, China, Europe, India, North America and Singapore are staffed by highly motivated teams who are focused on creating the greatest value for our clients and providing opportunities for all.

Council on International Educational Exchange
Provides work authorization in numerous countries including Ireland, Canada, France, Costa Rica, Australia, China, etc. There is no formal application deadline. Once CIEE receives a completed application, processing may take up to four weeks. Work permits are provided prior to departure. Job listings and housing vacancies are available at CIEE offices abroad.

European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
Seeking young graduates to assist central and eastern European nations in their transition to democracy and market economies. Participants will receive training in such banking fields as credit, equity, financial modeling, and project finance. Implementation of such expertise will involve both the public and private economic sectors for the duration of two years, and will focus upon the development, testing, and analysis of software protection programs.

Foundation for International Education (FIE)
Since establishing in 1998, the Foundation for International Education (FIE) has set new high standards in delivering study and intern abroad programmes. We are a forward-thinking organisation with a mission that expresses our passionate belief in the value of international education. We offer all the academic and student support services through which exceptional learning experiences are created. Our specialised academic and internship programmes allow our visiting students to maximise the value of their stay, gaining theoretical knowledge, practical skills, life experience and an international perspective. We have opportunities for all majors. Housing and internships in London.

Gender & Global Issues
The Gender and Global Issues (GGI) Group represents a research, teaching and outreach academic subgroup of the Women and Gender Studies Program at the University of California, Davis. Our interdisciplinary focus on gender issues includes African American and African Studies, Animal Science, Anthropology, Chicana/o Studies, Nutrition, and Sociology. Those who participate in GGI reflect the heterogeneity of the global community in both interests and backgrounds. The Gender and Global Issues programs currently focus on linking professional activist work with the academic research and theory. To this aim, we run a Post-Baccalaureate certificate program, facilitate student internships with grassroots NGOs both locally and internationally, and host occasional events on campus.

IAESTE US Exchange Program (International Association for the Exchange of Students for Technical Experience)
UC Davis students participate in an international internship exchange and leadership program co-sponsored by the ICC with paid summer internships in science, engineering, computing, agriculture and environmental sciences. The companies or organizations offering internships are expected to pay students a wage sufficient to cover their cost of living during the actual training periods. New members currently being recruited. For more information contact Gavin McWhorter, IAESTE Co-President/ICC Student Advisor, 208 South Hall, iaeste.ucdavis@yahoo.com

International Cooperative Education (ICE Menlo)
Opportunities for all majors. Internships and housing are arranged. Internship opportunities have included International Economic Development, Health Care, Automotive Engineering (BMW, Porsche, Toyota) Public Relations, Banking, Information Technology, and Business. Countries have included Germany, France, Switzerland, Argentina, Japan, South Africa, Singapore, China and England. Drop by anytime Monday thru Friday between 9am to 4p to room 318 South Hall and read the student reports from sample internships. The ICE Menlo binder should provide more specific program expectations.

International Student Volunteers
Costa Rica, Australia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Thailand and New Zealand --- combine volunteer projects from 2-8 weeks in length and ranging from plant and animal conservation to social community development with a 2 week outdoor adventure tour. Cost is program fee plus air fare. Attend one of the information sessions held hourly.

Intrax Internships Abroad
Intrax Internships Abroad is a professional development program in which qualified students do international internships with host companies in London, Paris, Barcelona, Madrid, Berlin, and Tokyo. Students who are accepted into the program pay as they would for study abroad and receive a personalized internship match, training, housing, excursions, and have an on-site coordinator. Looking ahead to a challenging job market, international work experience can give participants an edge. Individual job placements are listed by location and by function.

Mainichi Communications
Revolutionary Japanese marketing industry seeking university graduates to support its clientele�s long-tern moan-power strategy. Communication skills as well as knowledge of digital media sources desired for high-quality consultation services.

MOGPA: Minnesota Organization for Global Professional Assignments
Specializing in Hong Kong and Asia, this program has a rolling application process and self-managed application. They request that you apply from 3-6 months prior to your desired start date, as the placement process can take anywhere from 3-12 months, depending on your qualifications. You can apply after the three-month deadline, but internships are on a first-come first-served basis, and they may not be able to place you during the period you request.

Northern California World Trade Center (NCWTC)
The Northern California World Trade Center (NCWTC), located in the Capital City, serves as the regions premier international business development resource. Licensed by the World Trade Center Association (WTCA) in New York City, the NCWTC is affiliated with an international network of over 750,000 WTC members and 350 centers around the world. NCWTC has become a powerful tool with incomparable resources and services designed for the business community. Centralizing trade and business activities allows for influential business people from around the world to come together at one location.

Paramount Export Company
Interns sought for export company specializing in the inspection and purchase of the product, coordination of air and sea transportation, documentation and banking arrangements, and accounting.

Projects Abroad
Until 1997, Projects Abroad was a small organization with two part-time staff sending university students for work experience teaching placements in Eastern Europe. But with more and more people taking time out on academic and work-related breaks - and with many developing countries in need of self-funded volunteers - our organized volunteer programs have mushroomed around the world. Our volunteers now do a lot more than just teach English. We now have over 20 staff in our offices in Southern England - not far from the university where Peter Slowe (the geographer who founded Projects Abroad ) used to teach. With over 100 trained staff at our destinations, and offering over 80 generic placements and a wide choice within these placements, we are now the leading volunteer placement organization in the US.

Sacramento Regional Center for International Trade Development (CITD)
Strategically located in the state�s capitol and the heart of Northern California, the Sacramento Regional Center for International Trade Development (CITD) provides free consulting, research and other low cost seminars and services to enable the region�s exporters and importers to take advantage of the growing opportunities in the global marketplace. Grant funded by the Chancellor�s Office of the California Community Colleges and hosted by Los Rios Community College, the CITD also supports the endeavors of community college faculty to internationalize curriculum in its efforts to prepare students to participate in the global economy. Since its inception in 1990, the Center has served more than 2000 clients and provided international trade information to about 6000 persons and organizations. Like other CITDs, the Center also operates a California Mexico Trade Assistance Center (CMTAC) and is co-located with the Sacramento Small Business Development Center (SBDC), all operating out of Los Rios� Business and Economic Development Center at 1410 Ethan Way in Sacramento. To enhance client success, the CITD maintains numerous partnerships with other international agencies such as Northern California World Trade Center, USDOC�s Sacramento Export Assistance Center, California Technology Trade and Commerce Agency, Mexican Consulate, California Chamber of Commerce, and many other governmental agencies. Special programs include international trade classes offered online and while the CITD/CMTAC serves companies in all industries, a new program targets export services to the region�s burgeoning wine industry.

SHIGA
Internship and career opportunities in the following areas: Patent Department (Mechanical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Chemical, Biotechnology and Pharmaceutical), Trademark and Design Department, Document Search Department, Translation and Review Department, Administrative Department, and Accounting Department.

UC (UK) Trust
The University of California Trust (located in the UK) has over 80 internships in England, Ireland and Scotland available for UC Davis students and soon-to-be graduates! Many are paid! Some of the contacts may be different now; be polite and ask for the new contact or person that has replaced that individual. Areas of potential placements include: Communication, Art, Theater, Business, Law, Architecture, Politics, Public Affairs, Health, IT and Engineering!!

University of California Education Abroad Program
The Education Abroad Program is the distinctive and distinguished international program of the University of California that provides academic exchanges and integrates international curricula and learning opportunities into the University. EAP offers full-year and short-term programs in a wide range of academic disciplines for sophomore through graduate students. EAP participants enroll in regular host university courses for a full academic year abroad, or may participate in short-term and discipline-specific programs. Financial aid information is available on the EAP Scholarships and Fellowships page at EAP Financial Aid Information.

US Commercial Service
The U.S. Commercial Service helps U.S. companies find new international business partners in worldwide markets. Locate your local U.S. Commercial Service office in 107 U.S. cities and 145 U.S. Embassies and Consulates for more information about our international business services.

USDA Foreign Agricultural Service
The Foreign Agricultural Service's International Internship Program provides college students the opportunity to live and work in a paid internship at an American Embassy overseas. Through work assignments participants learn various aspects of international trade, trade policy, international relations, diplomacy, regional and cultural considerations, etc. Positions are available in Western Europe, Latin America, and Asia. The internship is offered every semester and summer for graduate students and upperclassmen (juniors and seniors).

World Bank Group
Seeking young professionals proficient in finance, economics, education, public health, urban planning, private sector development, and natural resource management. Minimum of 2 years experience and/or continued academic study at the doctorate level required. Two twelve-month rotational assignments offered to each participant in locations varying from the US to divisions abroad.

YMCA International
The YMCA is more than day camp, child care, sports, fitness or youth programs. It is a worldwide family of over 120 autonomous national movements committed to building a positive future for youth and families. The YMCA, founded in London, England, in 1844, is one of the largest social service organizations in the world, responding to the diverse needs of individuals in Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Caribbean, the Middle East, Europe, and North America. The YMCA currently serves over 40 million youth and families worldwide. In countries throughout the world, YMCA programs respond to local needs identified by each national YMCA movement. The YMCA is open to all faiths, races, abilities, ages and incomes.

3. Design

Contact Singapore
Contact Singapore is a global network that offers professional advisory services and networking channels to global talent, overseas Singaporeans and students interested in exciting career and educational opportunities in Singapore. Our eight international offices located in Australia, China, Europe, India, North America and Singapore are staffed by highly motivated teams who are focused on creating the greatest value for our clients and providing opportunities for all.

Dezeen Jobs
Web advertising for international architecture and design jobs and internships.

Foundation for International Education (FIE)
Since establishing in 1998, the Foundation for International Education (FIE) has set new high standards in delivering study and intern abroad programmes. We are a forward-thinking organisation with a mission that expresses our passionate belief in the value of international education. We offer all the academic and student support services through which exceptional learning experiences are created. Our specialised academic and internship programmes allow our visiting students to maximise the value of their stay, gaining theoretical knowledge, practical skills, life experience and an international perspective. We have opportunities for all majors. Housing and internships in London.

Recruit Media
Design, electronic imaging, and new media related jobs in the UK.

UC (UK) Trust
The University of California Trust (located in the UK) has over 80 internships in England, Ireland and Scotland available for UC Davis students and soon-to-be graduates! Many are paid! Some of the contacts may be different now; be polite and ask for the new contact or person that has replaced that individual. Areas of potential placements include: Communication, Art, Theater, Business, Law, Architecture, Politics, Public Affairs, Health, IT and Engineering!!

University of California Education Abroad Program
The Education Abroad Program is the distinctive and distinguished international program of the University of California that provides academic exchanges and integrates international curricula and learning opportunities into the University. EAP offers full-year and short-term programs in a wide range of academic disciplines for sophomore through graduate students. EAP participants enroll in regular host university courses for a full academic year abroad, or may participate in short-term and discipline-specific programs. Financial aid information is available on the EAP Scholarships and Fellowships page at EAP Financial Aid Information.

4. Education

AEON Corporation
For more than three decades, the AEON Corporation of Japan has been an innovator in the field of English education, offering exceptional classroom and internet opportunities to study and master the language. Founded in 1973, AEON has grown to become one of the largest and most respected private educational institutes of its kind, with more than 3,000 employees. Current student enrollment exceeds 100,000 in more than 300 branch schools located within every prefecture of Japan. AEON employs a teaching staff of over 800 teachers and education specialists from English-speaking nations.

American-Scandinavian Foundation (The)
The ASF is a publicly supported, nonprofit organization the promotes international understanding through educational and cultural exchange between teh US and Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden. The ASF Training Program gives you a chance to get an insight into the cultures and peoples of Scandinavia by undertaking an internship there.

Camp Adventure Youth Services
Camp Adventure International - UC Davis students and students from CSU Sacramento and California community colleges can become camp counselors or swim instructors abroad, receiving air fare and housing, plus a daily stipend and weekends off for travel. Camp Adventure Youth Services places 900+ college students and recent graduates in both summer and school year youth development and camp counseling programs on U.S. military bases, British garrisons and some U.S. embassies in Europe and Asia.

In 2009 42 UCD students and 20 CSUS and community college students enjoyed rewarding summer internship in England, Russia, Germany, Italy, Spain, Belgium, the Netherlands, Korea, Japan, Guam, Hong Kong, China, Marshall Islands, Okinawa and the U.S. e.g. Hawaii, Pensylvania & Florida.

Interested applicants must attend one Mandatory Leadership Assessment Center - LAC (Group Interview Day) at UC Davis, Room 147, Olson Hall on Saturday, November 21, 9:00am-4pm or at CSUS, Saturday, December 12, University Union, 9:00am-4pm (or at Chico State on December 5, time TBD). To apply visit the Camp Adventure website and submit an on-line Interest Card. You will receive an email providing access to the application Complete and submit your application online AND bring a copy of your application to one of our local Leadership Assessment Centers. Please email your RSVP with the date of the LAC you plan to attend to ucdavis@campadventure.com.

Questions? Contact Ken Barnes, 211 South Hall, Internship & Career Center.

CII-International Exchange Programme
An invitation to take part in a unique experience of cultural exchange, in which exchange students and graduates share their language and culture with Argentine, Chilean or Spanish students of English in their role of Culture & Language Facilitators at schools or language schools, become involved in a Spanish-speaking community while staying with a family, and learn the language in an intensive Spanish Immersion Programme (optional) and through further Spanish Coaching.

Contact Singapore
Contact Singapore is a global network that offers professional advisory services and networking channels to global talent, overseas Singaporeans and students interested in exciting career and educational opportunities in Singapore. Our eight international offices located in Australia, China, Europe, India, North America and Singapore are staffed by highly motivated teams who are focused on creating the greatest value for our clients and providing opportunities for all.

Council on International Educational Exchange
Provides work authorization in numerous countries including Ireland, Canada, France, Costa Rica, Australia, China, etc. There is no formal application deadline. Once CIEE receives a completed application, processing may take up to four weeks. Work permits are provided prior to departure. Job listings and housing vacancies are available at CIEE offices abroad.

Cross Cultural Solutions
Cross-Cultural Solutions is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization founded in 1995 and headquartered in New Rochelle, New York, USA. Cross-Cultural Solutions UK is a registered charity and located in Brighton, United Kingdom. Cross-Cultural Solutions operates in 10 countries with more than 250 staff members worldwide. To date, the organization has brought approximately 10,000 participants to countries around the world. Steven Rosenthal founded Cross-Cultural Solutions in 1995 and serves as its Executive Director. Cross-Cultural Solutions offer three types of Programs: Volunteer Abroad, Intern Abroad and Insight Abroad . Our Volunteer Abroad and Intern Abroad Programs are year-round, and normally range from 2-12 weeks. We have programs in Brazil, China, Costa Rica, Ghana, Guatemala, India, Peru, Russia, Tanzania and Thailand. Our Insight Abroad program is one week and is available in Brazil and Costa Rica .

Footprints Recruiting Inc.
http://www.footprintsrecruiting.com/

Foundation for International Education (FIE)
Since establishing in 1998, the Foundation for International Education (FIE) has set new high standards in delivering study and intern abroad programmes. We are a forward-thinking organisation with a mission that expresses our passionate belief in the value of international education. We offer all the academic and student support services through which exceptional learning experiences are created. Our specialised academic and internship programmes allow our visiting students to maximise the value of their stay, gaining theoretical knowledge, practical skills, life experience and an international perspective. We have opportunities for all majors. Housing and internships in London.

Foundation for Sustainable Development
The Foundation for Sustainable Development was founded in 1995 to support the efforts of local development organizations working to improve the welfare of the people living in their communities. FSD provides these grassroots organizations with human resources, financial resources, and technical assistance. Our primary goal is to increase their capacity to serve their communities. In striving to achieve this goal, other benefits emerge: we raise awareness of the challenges faced by those in the developing world, we train the development leaders of tomorrow, and we facilitate increased cross-cultural understanding.

Global Service Corps
Global Service Corps (CSC) is a nonprofit organization that sends volunteers abroad to work, teach, and learn on projects in developing countries.

Humanity in Action
HIA believes that an important test of a genuine democracy is how it treats its racial, ethnic and religious minorities, and that the commitment to democratic values and the protection of minorities cannot be taken for granted in the United States and Europe.

International Cooperative Education (ICE Menlo)
Opportunities for all majors. Internships and housing are arranged. Internship opportunities have included International Economic Development, Health Care, Automotive Engineering (BMW, Porsche, Toyota) Public Relations, Banking, Information Technology, and Business. Countries have included Germany, France, Switzerland, Argentina, Japan, South Africa, Singapore, China and England. Drop by anytime Monday thru Friday between 9am to 4p to room 318 South Hall and read the student reports from sample internships. The ICE Menlo binder should provide more specific program expectations.

International Partnership for Service-Learning and Leadership
Offers a fully integrated study abroad experience. Unites academic study with substantive volunteer service and living in a family homestay or with students on-campus. Guided field trips, reflection, and other support services also help you to understand the culture and your experience of it.

International Schools Services
ISS plans, designs, and manages schools, and offers extensive consulting services for companies with operations around the world. In addition, they provide teacher and administrator recruitment, foundations management, school and university supply procurement, financial management, publications, consulting, and other support activities to existing independent overseas schools.

International Service Learning
As an international educational agency, ISL organizes medicsl, educational, and adventure teams of volunteers to provide services for the underserved populations of Central and South America, Mexico, Asia and Africa. ISL provides educational opportunities for students from over eighty universities in several countries, but primarily in the United States. It is the goal of ISL to simultaneously provide both educational opportunities for students from developed countries while providing services for developing countries. ISL has education, field biology (zoology, botany, conservation genetics, etc), health, and international service (exploration of foreign countries) internships for students from UC Davis. The ISL website explores these in further detail. Financial help is available for some students.

JCHIP-Japan Children's Home Internship Program
The Program offers students a unique opportunity to participate in international cultural and educational exchange. The children's homes accepting interns are long-established institutions with years of success preparing Japanese children for productive and successful lives. The homes are not quite orphanages, and not quite group homes; there is no direct English translation. Together with the Japanese staff and native college-student interns, UC Davis interns will share in the lives of school-age youngsters. As an intern from overseas, an important part of a UC Davis intern will be to open the children's eyes to the rest of the world. Six Children's Homes in different parts of Japan currently accept interns under this program. Homes are located in the following prefectures: Kita Saitama, Aichi-ken, Kyoto, Fukushima, Kyuushu and Sendai. Two Interns will be placed in each home.

Projects Abroad
Until 1997, Projects Abroad was a small organization with two part-time staff sending university students for work experience teaching placements in Eastern Europe. But with more and more people taking time out on academic and work-related breaks - and with many developing countries in need of self-funded volunteers - our organized volunteer programs have mushroomed around the world. Our volunteers now do a lot more than just teach English. We now have over 20 staff in our offices in Southern England - not far from the university where Peter Slowe (the geographer who founded Projects Abroad ) used to teach. With over 100 trained staff at our destinations, and offering over 80 generic placements and a wide choice within these placements, we are now the leading volunteer placement organization in the US.

Teach Away, Inc.
Teach Away Inc. specializes in ESL teaching placements in Asia. We currently work with Ministries of Education and Private Language Schools in Korea, Japan, and Taiwan. We also offer placements in Hong Kong, China, and Mexico. Teach Away was recently selected by the National Ministry of Education in Korea to provide English teachers for its renowned EPIK program. In addition, Teach Away has partnered with some of the most reputable language schools in Asia, allowing recent grads to choose from a variety of countries and programs. Teach Away, North America's leading teacher placement organization, offers a wide variety of international jobs at Ministries of Education and Top Private Schools around the globe. Each year, hundreds of graduates explore the world and experience a new culture through Teach Away's international teaching programs.

Underprivileged Children's Educational Programs
UCEP seeks to provide the poor working and illiterate children a chance to break the vicious circle of poverty. The project addresses itself to the educational need of the urban poor children and to the improvement of the overall living conditions for the children and their families.

Unite for Sight
Unite For Sight is a non-profit organization that empowers communities worldwide to improve eye health and eliminate preventable blindness. Volunteer Teams work with partner eye clinics in developing countries to provide eye care and eye health education programs. Additionally, vision screening and education programs are implemented worldwide by volunteers working in ninety chapters established at universities in North America, Africa, Asia, and Latin America.

University of California Education Abroad Program
The Education Abroad Program is the distinctive and distinguished international program of the University of California that provides academic exchanges and integrates international curricula and learning opportunities into the University. EAP offers full-year and short-term programs in a wide range of academic disciplines for sophomore through graduate students. EAP participants enroll in regular host university courses for a full academic year abroad, or may participate in short-term and discipline-specific programs. Financial aid information is available on the EAP Scholarships and Fellowships page at EAP Financial Aid Information.

YMCA International
The YMCA is more than day camp, child care, sports, fitness or youth programs. It is a worldwide family of over 120 autonomous national movements committed to building a positive future for youth and families. The YMCA, founded in London, England, in 1844, is one of the largest social service organizations in the world, responding to the diverse needs of individuals in Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Caribbean, the Middle East, Europe, and North America. The YMCA currently serves over 40 million youth and families worldwide. In countries throughout the world, YMCA programs respond to local needs identified by each national YMCA movement. The YMCA is open to all faiths, races, abilities, ages and incomes.

5. Environmental

American Wildlife Foundation
An independent international organization dedicated to the conservation of Africa's wildlife.

Central Asia Institute
Central Asia Institute promotes literacy, women's vocational skills, and awareness of public health and environmental issues through community initiated education programs in mountain regions of Central Asia. Community projects are in remote mountain villages of northern Pakistan, the steppes of Mongolia, and Kyrgyzstan. Each project involves local people in all phases of projects: to plan, implement and evaluate.

Conservation International
Mission is to conserve the Earth's living natural heritage, our global biodiversity, and to demonstrate that human societies are able to live harmoniously with nature.

Contact Singapore
Contact Singapore is a global network that offers professional advisory services and networking channels to global talent, overseas Singaporeans and students interested in exciting career and educational opportunities in Singapore. Our eight international offices located in Australia, China, Europe, India, North America and Singapore are staffed by highly motivated teams who are focused on creating the greatest value for our clients and providing opportunities for all.

Earthwatch Institute
Almost 4,000 Earthwatch volunteers will join 700 research teams this year. Last year Earthwatch teams attracted men and women of all ages-over the minimum age of 16-hailing from 46 countries, and representing diverse educational, professional and cultural backgrounds.

Foundation for International Education (FIE)
Since establishing in 1998, the Foundation for International Education (FIE) has set new high standards in delivering study and intern abroad programmes. We are a forward-thinking organisation with a mission that expresses our passionate belief in the value of international education. We offer all the academic and student support services through which exceptional learning experiences are created. Our specialised academic and internship programmes allow our visiting students to maximise the value of their stay, gaining theoretical knowledge, practical skills, life experience and an international perspective. We have opportunities for all majors. Housing and internships in London.

Foundation for Sustainable Development
The Foundation for Sustainable Development was founded in 1995 to support the efforts of local development organizations working to improve the welfare of the people living in their communities. FSD provides these grassroots organizations with human resources, financial resources, and technical assistance. Our primary goal is to increase their capacity to serve their communities. In striving to achieve this goal, other benefits emerge: we raise awareness of the challenges faced by those in the developing world, we train the development leaders of tomorrow, and we facilitate increased cross-cultural understanding.

Frontier
Volunteer opportunities available for researchers interested in a career in tropical research or conservation. Offers research training and field work experience in Madagascar, Tanzania, Vietnam, Andaman Islands, or Nicaragua for the duration of 4, 8, 10, or 20 weeks. Subjects vary from wildlife, habitat, and biodiversity conservation issues to management issues.

Global Service Corps
Global Service Corps (CSC) is a nonprofit organization that sends volunteers abroad to work, teach, and learn on projects in developing countries.

International Fertilizer Development Center (IFDC)
Training program offered for volunteers interested in increasing agricultural productivity. Techniques involve development and transfer of effective, environmentally sound plant nutrient technology and agricultural marketing expertise. Studies conducted in various countries worldwide.

International Service Learning
As an international educational agency, ISL organizes medicsl, educational, and adventure teams of volunteers to provide services for the underserved populations of Central and South America, Mexico, Asia and Africa. ISL provides educational opportunities for students from over eighty universities in several countries, but primarily in the United States. It is the goal of ISL to simultaneously provide both educational opportunities for students from developed countries while providing services for developing countries. ISL has education, field biology (zoology, botany, conservation genetics, etc), health, and international service (exploration of foreign countries) internships for students from UC Davis. The ISL website explores these in further detail. Financial help is available for some students.

International Student Volunteers
Costa Rica, Australia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Thailand and New Zealand --- combine volunteer projects from 2-8 weeks in length and ranging from plant and animal conservation to social community development with a 2 week outdoor adventure tour. Cost is program fee plus air fare. Attend one of the information sessions held hourly.

PEFP: Population-Environment Fellows Program
Fellowships available to U.S. citizens and permanent residents interested in working in developing countries for the assistance of threatened environments and the communities living within them for the duration of two years. Require a masters degree and expertise in both population and environment: reproductive health, population dynamics, sustainable resource, integrated conservation, gender equity, and protected areas management.

Projects Abroad
Until 1997, Projects Abroad was a small organization with two part-time staff sending university students for work experience teaching placements in Eastern Europe. But with more and more people taking time out on academic and work-related breaks - and with many developing countries in need of self-funded volunteers - our organized volunteer programs have mushroomed around the world. Our volunteers now do a lot more than just teach English. We now have over 20 staff in our offices in Southern England - not far from the university where Peter Slowe (the geographer who founded Projects Abroad ) used to teach. With over 100 trained staff at our destinations, and offering over 80 generic placements and a wide choice within these placements, we are now the leading volunteer placement organization in the US.

UC (UK) Trust
The University of California Trust (located in the UK) has over 80 internships in England, Ireland and Scotland available for UC Davis students and soon-to-be graduates! Many are paid! Some of the contacts may be different now; be polite and ask for the new contact or person that has replaced that individual. Areas of potential placements include: Communication, Art, Theater, Business, Law, Architecture, Politics, Public Affairs, Health, IT and Engineering!!

University of California Education Abroad Program
The Education Abroad Program is the distinctive and distinguished international program of the University of California that provides academic exchanges and integrates international curricula and learning opportunities into the University. EAP offers full-year and short-term programs in a wide range of academic disciplines for sophomore through graduate students. EAP participants enroll in regular host university courses for a full academic year abroad, or may participate in short-term and discipline-specific programs. Financial aid information is available on the EAP Scholarships and Fellowships page at EAP Financial Aid Information.

US Environmental Protection Agency - Office of International Activities
Provides leadership in the world's environmental science, research,education and assessment efforts; makes sound regulatory and program decisions; and carries out effective programs and policies to improve the global environment.

Wildlands Studies
Wildlands Studies offers onsite field research projects throughout the US and around the world. This year you can choose among 27 wildlife, wildland, and wildwater projects in Montana, Alaska, Hawai'i, California, Washington, Wyoming, New York, Canada, Belize, Thailand, Nepal, Costa Rica, Kenya and New Zealand.

6. Engineering/Technology

ADM: Archer Daniels Midland Company
Career opportunities available with Fortune 100 agricultural corporation which processes grains and oilseeds into ingredients for food, feed, fuel, pharmaceutical, and industrial applications. Seeking graduates with degrees in any of the following: Ag Business, Ag Economics, Finance, Economics, Management, Marketing, Business Administration, and International Business.

AIPT: Association for International Practical Training
AIPT can assist American students and professionals in most scholastic majors and career fields who want to grow personally and professionally through international, on-the-job training experiences. The International Association for the Exchange of Students for Technical Experience (IAESTE) offers placement assistance to college and university students majoring in technical subjects and can also help some non-technical students. Knowledge of the language in the country where the training takes place is usually required.

American-Scandinavian Foundation (The)
The ASF is a publicly supported, nonprofit organization the promotes international understanding through educational and cultural exchange between teh US and Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden. The ASF Training Program gives you a chance to get an insight into the cultures and peoples of Scandinavia by undertaking an internship there.

Amigos de las Americas
Amigos de las Am�ricas (AMIGOS) creates opportunities for young people to excel in leadership roles promoting public health, education and community development. Founded in 1965, AMIGOS is a non-profit organization that provides exceptional leadership training and volunteer service opportunities in the United States and Latin America. AMIGOS' youth-led programs and strong partnerships with international development, non-profit, and government agencies distinguish it from other international experiences.

APC: American Power Conservation Corporation
Offers internship & job opportunities in a variety of countries including Europe, Middle East, Africa, Japan, Asia, Australia, Latin and South America, North America and Canada.

CDS International
Offers several internships in the fields of business, engineering and agriculture

Center for Education Abroad-Arcadia University
The Center for Education Abroad serves more than 1,800 students from 200 North American colleges and universities. They offer more than 60 undergraduate programs throughout eight countries: Australia, Great Britain, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, Spain, and New Zealand. Prime international internship opportunities are available in Canberra, Australia's capital city, as well as in Dublin, London, Edinburgh, and Sydney.

Contact Singapore
Contact Singapore is a global network that offers professional advisory services and networking channels to global talent, overseas Singaporeans and students interested in exciting career and educational opportunities in Singapore. Our eight international offices located in Australia, China, Europe, India, North America and Singapore are staffed by highly motivated teams who are focused on creating the greatest value for our clients and providing opportunities for all.

Council on International Educational Exchange
Provides work authorization in numerous countries including Ireland, Canada, France, Costa Rica, Australia, China, etc. There is no formal application deadline. Once CIEE receives a completed application, processing may take up to four weeks. Work permits are provided prior to departure. Job listings and housing vacancies are available at CIEE offices abroad.

Foundation for International Education (FIE)
Since establishing in 1998, the Foundation for International Education (FIE) has set new high standards in delivering study and intern abroad programmes. We are a forward-thinking organisation with a mission that expresses our passionate belief in the value of international education. We offer all the academic and student support services through which exceptional learning experiences are created. Our specialised academic and internship programmes allow our visiting students to maximise the value of their stay, gaining theoretical knowledge, practical skills, life experience and an international perspective. We have opportunities for all majors. Housing and internships in London.

IAESTE US Exchange Program (International Association for the Exchange of Students for Technical Experience)
UC Davis students participate in an international internship exchange and leadership program co-sponsored by the ICC with paid summer internships in science, engineering, computing, agriculture and environmental sciences. The companies or organizations offering internships are expected to pay students a wage sufficient to cover their cost of living during the actual training periods. New members currently being recruited. For more information contact Gavin McWhorter, IAESTE Co-President/ICC Student Advisor, 208 South Hall, iaeste.ucdavis@yahoo.com

ICE Menlo- International Cooperative Education
Since 1971, ICE has placed more than 15,000 students in work/internship positions throughout Europe, Asia, and South America. ICE students have worked at automotive plants in Germany, schools in China, supermarkets in Japan, and in Aboriginal Communities in Australia. Each working experience is unique and tailored to the student's interests, language ability and goals.

Internabroad.com
Comprehensive site with search options by program and type and desired country.

International Cooperative Education (ICE Menlo)
Opportunities for all majors. Internships and housing are arranged. Internship opportunities have included International Economic Development, Health Care, Automotive Engineering (BMW, Porsche, Toyota) Public Relations, Banking, Information Technology, and Business. Countries have included Germany, France, Switzerland, Argentina, Japan, South Africa, Singapore, China and England. Drop by anytime Monday thru Friday between 9am to 4p to room 318 South Hall and read the student reports from sample internships. The ICE Menlo binder should provide more specific program expectations.

Mainichi Communications
Revolutionary Japanese marketing industry seeking university graduates to support its clientele�s long-tern moan-power strategy. Communication skills as well as knowledge of digital media sources desired for high-quality consultation services.

SHIGA
Internship and career opportunities in the following areas: Patent Department (Mechanical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Chemical, Biotechnology and Pharmaceutical), Trademark and Design Department, Document Search Department, Translation and Review Department, Administrative Department, and Accounting Department.

Society for Range Management
A leader in the animal health and food safety fields, Alcide utilizes patented solutions to improve the quality of milk and the safety of food by eliminating disease-causing microorganisms, they offer a variety of services including employment opportuinites on the web, publications, research, and a wide array of products.

UC (UK) Trust
The University of California Trust (located in the UK) has over 80 internships in England, Ireland and Scotland available for UC Davis students and soon-to-be graduates! Many are paid! Some of the contacts may be different now; be polite and ask for the new contact or person that has replaced that individual. Areas of potential placements include: Communication, Art, Theater, Business, Law, Architecture, Politics, Public Affairs, Health, IT and Engineering!!

University of California Education Abroad Program
The Education Abroad Program is the distinctive and distinguished international program of the University of California that provides academic exchanges and integrates international curricula and learning opportunities into the University. EAP offers full-year and short-term programs in a wide range of academic disciplines for sophomore through graduate students. EAP participants enroll in regular host university courses for a full academic year abroad, or may participate in short-term and discipline-specific programs. Financial aid information is available on the EAP Scholarships and Fellowships page at EAP Financial Aid Information.

7. Human Rights

American Friends Service Committee
Quaker organization seeking volunteers of all faiths to combat social injustice with peace and humanitarianism in Africa, Asia, Latin and Central America, and Central Europe. Positions typically last for one academic semester and full benefits/stipends are offered to overseas staff.

CCTG: California Campus TG
Recruiting volunteers for relief, AIDs, and development projects in Africa. Seeking hardworking, open-minded, cooperative, serious-minded individuals to join a four to six month humanization program in South Africa. Travel grants available.

Concern America Volunteer Program
International development and refugee aid organization seeking volunteers knowledgeable in the following fields: health, public health, nutrition, health education, adult literacy, sanitation, agroforestry, appropriate technology, engineering, and community organizing. Members will assist impoverished communities and refugees in developing countries such as Brazil, El Salvador, Guatemala, Guinea, Honduras, Mexico, and Mozambique in their efforts to improve their living conditions. Concern America provides room and board, health insurance, transportation, and a stipend of $350/month.

Foundation for International Education (FIE)
Since establishing in 1998, the Foundation for International Education (FIE) has set new high standards in delivering study and intern abroad programmes. We are a forward-thinking organisation with a mission that expresses our passionate belief in the value of international education. We offer all the academic and student support services through which exceptional learning experiences are created. Our specialised academic and internship programmes allow our visiting students to maximise the value of their stay, gaining theoretical knowledge, practical skills, life experience and an international perspective. We have opportunities for all majors. Housing and internships in London.

Foundation for Sustainable Development
The Foundation for Sustainable Development was founded in 1995 to support the efforts of local development organizations working to improve the welfare of the people living in their communities. FSD provides these grassroots organizations with human resources, financial resources, and technical assistance. Our primary goal is to increase their capacity to serve their communities. In striving to achieve this goal, other benefits emerge: we raise awareness of the challenges faced by those in the developing world, we train the development leaders of tomorrow, and we facilitate increased cross-cultural understanding.

Gender & Global Issues
The Gender and Global Issues (GGI) Group represents a research, teaching and outreach academic subgroup of the Women and Gender Studies Program at the University of California, Davis. Our interdisciplinary focus on gender issues includes African American and African Studies, Animal Science, Anthropology, Chicana/o Studies, Nutrition, and Sociology. Those who participate in GGI reflect the heterogeneity of the global community in both interests and backgrounds. The Gender and Global Issues programs currently focus on linking professional activist work with the academic research and theory. To this aim, we run a Post-Baccalaureate certificate program, facilitate student internships with grassroots NGOs both locally and internationally, and host occasional events on campus.

Humanity in Action
HIA believes that an important test of a genuine democracy is how it treats its racial, ethnic and religious minorities, and that the commitment to democratic values and the protection of minorities cannot be taken for granted in the United States and Europe.

International Student Volunteers
Costa Rica, Australia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Thailand and New Zealand --- combine volunteer projects from 2-8 weeks in length and ranging from plant and animal conservation to social community development with a 2 week outdoor adventure tour. Cost is program fee plus air fare. Attend one of the information sessions held hourly.

International Volunteer Program
In Europe and in the United States, the International Volunteer Program has facilitated firsthand cultural understanding for hundreds of volunteers and provided volunteer staffing for more than 100 not-for-profit organizations.

International Volunteer Programs Association
The International Volunteer Programs Association (IVPA) is a new alliance of nonprofit, non-governmental organizations based in the Americas, that are involved in international volunteer and internship exchanges.

JCHIP-Japan Children's Home Internship Program
The Program offers students a unique opportunity to participate in international cultural and educational exchange. The children's homes accepting interns are long-established institutions with years of success preparing Japanese children for productive and successful lives. The homes are not quite orphanages, and not quite group homes; there is no direct English translation. Together with the Japanese staff and native college-student interns, UC Davis interns will share in the lives of school-age youngsters. As an intern from overseas, an important part of a UC Davis intern will be to open the children's eyes to the rest of the world. Six Children's Homes in different parts of Japan currently accept interns under this program. Homes are located in the following prefectures: Kita Saitama, Aichi-ken, Kyoto, Fukushima, Kyuushu and Sendai. Two Interns will be placed in each home.

Peace Brigades International
Seeking volunteer peacemakers to join in the fight against the use violent institutions and warfare as a means of human affairs. Teams are focused in Guatemala, Sri Lanka, Cambodia, and Native communities in North America.

Peace Corps
Peace Corps Education Volunteers work with local teachers to help develop educational materials that are relevant to the community, making what is learned in the classroom more easily understood and more easily applied. They teach subjects like health awareness and environmental protection as they relate to the needs of the people. If a village needs a school or a library, volunteers often help make it happen, from constructing the building to finding books for people to read.

Projects Abroad
Until 1997, Projects Abroad was a small organization with two part-time staff sending university students for work experience teaching placements in Eastern Europe. But with more and more people taking time out on academic and work-related breaks - and with many developing countries in need of self-funded volunteers - our organized volunteer programs have mushroomed around the world. Our volunteers now do a lot more than just teach English. We now have over 20 staff in our offices in Southern England - not far from the university where Peter Slowe (the geographer who founded Projects Abroad ) used to teach. With over 100 trained staff at our destinations, and offering over 80 generic placements and a wide choice within these placements, we are now the leading volunteer placement organization in the US.

UC (UK) Trust
The University of California Trust (located in the UK) has over 80 internships in England, Ireland and Scotland available for UC Davis students and soon-to-be graduates! Many are paid! Some of the contacts may be different now; be polite and ask for the new contact or person that has replaced that individual. Areas of potential placements include: Communication, Art, Theater, Business, Law, Architecture, Politics, Public Affairs, Health, IT and Engineering!!

University of California Education Abroad Program
The Education Abroad Program is the distinctive and distinguished international program of the University of California that provides academic exchanges and integrates international curricula and learning opportunities into the University. EAP offers full-year and short-term programs in a wide range of academic disciplines for sophomore through graduate students. EAP participants enroll in regular host university courses for a full academic year abroad, or may participate in short-term and discipline-specific programs. Financial aid information is available on the EAP Scholarships and Fellowships page at EAP Financial Aid Information.

Volunteers for Peace
Services include providing consultation and a placement service for workcamp hosts and volunteers, linking people with programs. Programs foster international education, voluntary service and friendship. In the last 20 years they have exchanged over 21,000 volunteers in international workcamps world-wide.

YMCA International
The YMCA is more than day camp, child care, sports, fitness or youth programs. It is a worldwide family of over 120 autonomous national movements committed to building a positive future for youth and families. The YMCA, founded in London, England, in 1844, is one of the largest social service organizations in the world, responding to the diverse needs of individuals in Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Caribbean, the Middle East, Europe, and North America. The YMCA currently serves over 40 million youth and families worldwide. In countries throughout the world, YMCA programs respond to local needs identified by each national YMCA movement. The YMCA is open to all faiths, races, abilities, ages and incomes.

8. Health

Amigos de las Americas
Amigos de las Am�ricas (AMIGOS) creates opportunities for young people to excel in leadership roles promoting public health, education and community development. Founded in 1965, AMIGOS is a non-profit organization that provides exceptional leadership training and volunteer service opportunities in the United States and Latin America. AMIGOS' youth-led programs and strong partnerships with international development, non-profit, and government agencies distinguish it from other international experiences.

Camp Adventure Youth Services
Camp Adventure International - UC Davis students and students from CSU Sacramento and California community colleges can become camp counselors or swim instructors abroad, receiving air fare and housing, plus a daily stipend and weekends off for travel. Camp Adventure Youth Services places 900+ college students and recent graduates in both summer and school year youth development and camp counseling programs on U.S. military bases, British garrisons and some U.S. embassies in Europe and Asia.

In 2009 42 UCD students and 20 CSUS and community college students enjoyed rewarding summer internship in England, Russia, Germany, Italy, Spain, Belgium, the Netherlands, Korea, Japan, Guam, Hong Kong, China, Marshall Islands, Okinawa and the U.S. e.g. Hawaii, Pensylvania & Florida.

Interested applicants must attend one Mandatory Leadership Assessment Center - LAC (Group Interview Day) at UC Davis, Room 147, Olson Hall on Saturday, November 21, 9:00am-4pm or at CSUS, Saturday, December 12, University Union, 9:00am-4pm (or at Chico State on December 5, time TBD). To apply visit the Camp Adventure website and submit an on-line Interest Card. You will receive an email providing access to the application Complete and submit your application online AND bring a copy of your application to one of our local Leadership Assessment Centers. Please email your RSVP with the date of the LAC you plan to attend to ucdavis@campadventure.com.

Questions? Contact Ken Barnes, 211 South Hall, Internship & Career Center.

CEDPA: The Center for Development and Population Activities
Technical advisors wanted for overseas education in the following areas: child survival, HIV/AIDS, infectious diseases, population, family planning, epidemiology, maternal health and health policy, girls� and women�s education, primary and secondary education, education policy, international education, education technology and education administration. Two year renewable contracts available for technical experts with eight to ten years of post-graduate experience.

Central Asia Institute
Central Asia Institute promotes literacy, women's vocational skills, and awareness of public health and environmental issues through community initiated education programs in mountain regions of Central Asia. Community projects are in remote mountain villages of northern Pakistan, the steppes of Mongolia, and Kyrgyzstan. Each project involves local people in all phases of projects: to plan, implement and evaluate.

Child Family Health International
Created to encourage and facilitate US medical students to work abroad and to learn both lay and medical Spanish. The central philosophy of CFHI is to narrow the gap between existing medical technology and its accessibility to underserved populations. Through this program participants can learn innovative problem-solving skills which can be applied to rural and urban health care areas in the United States.

Contact Singapore
Contact Singapore is a global network that offers professional advisory services and networking channels to global talent, overseas Singaporeans and students interested in exciting career and educational opportunities in Singapore. Our eight international offices located in Australia, China, Europe, India, North America and Singapore are staffed by highly motivated teams who are focused on creating the greatest value for our clients and providing opportunities for all.

Cross Cultural Solutions
Cross-Cultural Solutions is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization founded in 1995 and headquartered in New Rochelle, New York, USA. Cross-Cultural Solutions UK is a registered charity and located in Brighton, United Kingdom. Cross-Cultural Solutions operates in 10 countries with more than 250 staff members worldwide. To date, the organization has brought approximately 10,000 participants to countries around the world. Steven Rosenthal founded Cross-Cultural Solutions in 1995 and serves as its Executive Director. Cross-Cultural Solutions offer three types of Programs: Volunteer Abroad, Intern Abroad and Insight Abroad . Our Volunteer Abroad and Intern Abroad Programs are year-round, and normally range from 2-12 weeks. We have programs in Brazil, China, Costa Rica, Ghana, Guatemala, India, Peru, Russia, Tanzania and Thailand. Our Insight Abroad program is one week and is available in Brazil and Costa Rica .

Foundation for International Education (FIE)
Since establishing in 1998, the Foundation for International Education (FIE) has set new high standards in delivering study and intern abroad programmes. We are a forward-thinking organisation with a mission that expresses our passionate belief in the value of international education. We offer all the academic and student support services through which exceptional learning experiences are created. Our specialised academic and internship programmes allow our visiting students to maximise the value of their stay, gaining theoretical knowledge, practical skills, life experience and an international perspective. We have opportunities for all majors. Housing and internships in London.

Foundation for Sustainable Development
The Foundation for Sustainable Development was founded in 1995 to support the efforts of local development organizations working to improve the welfare of the people living in their communities. FSD provides these grassroots organizations with human resources, financial resources, and technical assistance. Our primary goal is to increase their capacity to serve their communities. In striving to achieve this goal, other benefits emerge: we raise awareness of the challenges faced by those in the developing world, we train the development leaders of tomorrow, and we facilitate increased cross-cultural understanding.

Glenn Falls Medical Missionary Site
The Glens Falls Medical Missionary Foundation is a non-profit* organization formed to provide services to a medically under-served area of Guatemala. Our goals include determining the area�s health needs through discussion with the local residents and community leaders. We then work to provide a wide range of medical and other health-related services to meet these needs.

Global Service Corps
Global Service Corps (CSC) is a nonprofit organization that sends volunteers abroad to work, teach, and learn on projects in developing countries.

International Cooperative Education (ICE Menlo)
Opportunities for all majors. Internships and housing are arranged. Internship opportunities have included International Economic Development, Health Care, Automotive Engineering (BMW, Porsche, Toyota) Public Relations, Banking, Information Technology, and Business. Countries have included Germany, France, Switzerland, Argentina, Japan, South Africa, Singapore, China and England. Drop by anytime Monday thru Friday between 9am to 4p to room 318 South Hall and read the student reports from sample internships. The ICE Menlo binder should provide more specific program expectations.

International Partnership for Service-Learning and Leadership
Offers a fully integrated study abroad experience. Unites academic study with substantive volunteer service and living in a family homestay or with students on-campus. Guided field trips, reflection, and other support services also help you to understand the culture and your experience of it.

International Service Learning
As an international educational agency, ISL organizes medicsl, educational, and adventure teams of volunteers to provide services for the underserved populations of Central and South America, Mexico, Asia and Africa. ISL provides educational opportunities for students from over eighty universities in several countries, but primarily in the United States. It is the goal of ISL to simultaneously provide both educational opportunities for students from developed countries while providing services for developing countries. ISL has education, field biology (zoology, botany, conservation genetics, etc), health, and international service (exploration of foreign countries) internships for students from UC Davis. The ISL website explores these in further detail. Financial help is available for some students.

International Student Volunteers
Costa Rica, Australia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Thailand and New Zealand --- combine volunteer projects from 2-8 weeks in length and ranging from plant and animal conservation to social community development with a 2 week outdoor adventure tour. Cost is program fee plus air fare. Attend one of the information sessions held hourly.

JCHIP-Japan Children's Home Internship Program
The Program offers students a unique opportunity to participate in international cultural and educational exchange. The children's homes accepting interns are long-established institutions with years of success preparing Japanese children for productive and successful lives. The homes are not quite orphanages, and not quite group homes; there is no direct English translation. Together with the Japanese staff and native college-student interns, UC Davis interns will share in the lives of school-age youngsters. As an intern from overseas, an important part of a UC Davis intern will be to open the children's eyes to the rest of the world. Six Children's Homes in different parts of Japan currently accept interns under this program. Homes are located in the following prefectures: Kita Saitama, Aichi-ken, Kyoto, Fukushima, Kyuushu and Sendai. Two Interns will be placed in each home.

PFP: Population Fellows Program
Summer fellowships available to U.S. citizens and permanent residents interested in working in developing countries to promote reproductive health care and family planning education. Two week introduction course provided by the University of Michigan, School of Public Health.

Projects Abroad
Until 1997, Projects Abroad was a small organization with two part-time staff sending university students for work experience teaching placements in Eastern Europe. But with more and more people taking time out on academic and work-related breaks - and with many developing countries in need of self-funded volunteers - our organized volunteer programs have mushroomed around the world. Our volunteers now do a lot more than just teach English. We now have over 20 staff in our offices in Southern England - not far from the university where Peter Slowe (the geographer who founded Projects Abroad ) used to teach. With over 100 trained staff at our destinations, and offering over 80 generic placements and a wide choice within these placements, we are now the leading volunteer placement organization in the US.

The Center for International Service Learning
This resource helps a multitude of people in the academic community - especially those interested in health industries. Visit and see what it offers. It's a tough but very exciting program that promises to take you off the beaten path of the tourist trails.

The International Humana People to People Movement
Volunteers needed to combat the AIDs virus in South Africa. Four to six months of preparation training given by one of the Travelling Folk High Schools, followed by six to twelve months of dedicated work in one of many South African countries. Requirements: courage, persistence, capacity to face the unknown, co-operation/flexibility, physical/mental strength, and compassion.

UC (UK) Trust
The University of California Trust (located in the UK) has over 80 internships in England, Ireland and Scotland available for UC Davis students and soon-to-be graduates! Many are paid! Some of the contacts may be different now; be polite and ask for the new contact or person that has replaced that individual. Areas of potential placements include: Communication, Art, Theater, Business, Law, Architecture, Politics, Public Affairs, Health, IT and Engineering!!

Unite for Sight
Unite For Sight is a non-profit organization that empowers communities worldwide to improve eye health and eliminate preventable blindness. Volunteer Teams work with partner eye clinics in developing countries to provide eye care and eye health education programs. Additionally, vision screening and education programs are implemented worldwide by volunteers working in ninety chapters established at universities in North America, Africa, Asia, and Latin America.

University of California Education Abroad Program
The Education Abroad Program is the distinctive and distinguished international program of the University of California that provides academic exchanges and integrates international curricula and learning opportunities into the University. EAP offers full-year and short-term programs in a wide range of academic disciplines for sophomore through graduate students. EAP participants enroll in regular host university courses for a full academic year abroad, or may participate in short-term and discipline-specific programs. Financial aid information is available on the EAP Scholarships and Fellowships page at EAP Financial Aid Information.

World Cancer Research Fund
International Management Trainee positions available with UK-based cancer research organization. Duties include the development of education programs that expand public understanding of the importance of food and lifestyle choices in the cancer process, as well as offering rare overseas travel opportunities.

YMCA International
The YMCA is more than day camp, child care, sports, fitness or youth programs. It is a worldwide family of over 120 autonomous national movements committed to building a positive future for youth and families. The YMCA, founded in London, England, in 1844, is one of the largest social service organizations in the world, responding to the diverse needs of individuals in Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Caribbean, the Middle East, Europe, and North America. The YMCA currently serves over 40 million youth and families worldwide. In countries throughout the world, YMCA programs respond to local needs identified by each national YMCA movement. The YMCA is open to all faiths, races, abilities, ages and incomes.

9. International Agriculture

ADM: Archer Daniels Midland Company
Career opportunities available with Fortune 100 agricultural corporation which processes grains and oilseeds into ingredients for food, feed, fuel, pharmaceutical, and industrial applications. Seeking graduates with degrees in any of the following: Ag Business, Ag Economics, Finance, Economics, Management, Marketing, Business Administration, and International Business.

Agriventure, International Agriculture Exchanges
Farms, ranches, horticulture, veterinary practices in Europe, New Zealand, Australia, Japan. Exchange programs can last from four months to over a year. The minimum application requirement time is two months before departure, but it is to your advantage to apply early.

American-Scandinavian Foundation (The)
The ASF is a publicly supported, nonprofit organization the promotes international understanding through educational and cultural exchange between teh US and Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden. The ASF Training Program gives you a chance to get an insight into the cultures and peoples of Scandinavia by undertaking an internship there.

Communicating for Agriculture
Communicating for Agriculture offers agriculture exchanges along with thriving programs in horticulture, equine, and enology as well. The program has over 1000 participants in 43 different countries. CA Exchange Program is now the largest agricultural exchange program in the USA.

Foundation for International Education (FIE)
Since establishing in 1998, the Foundation for International Education (FIE) has set new high standards in delivering study and intern abroad programmes. We are a forward-thinking organisation with a mission that expresses our passionate belief in the value of international education. We offer all the academic and student support services through which exceptional learning experiences are created. Our specialised academic and internship programmes allow our visiting students to maximise the value of their stay, gaining theoretical knowledge, practical skills, life experience and an international perspective. We have opportunities for all majors. Housing and internships in London.

Foundation for Sustainable Development
The Foundation for Sustainable Development was founded in 1995 to support the efforts of local development organizations working to improve the welfare of the people living in their communities. FSD provides these grassroots organizations with human resources, financial resources, and technical assistance. Our primary goal is to increase their capacity to serve their communities. In striving to achieve this goal, other benefits emerge: we raise awareness of the challenges faced by those in the developing world, we train the development leaders of tomorrow, and we facilitate increased cross-cultural understanding.

International Service Learning
As an international educational agency, ISL organizes medicsl, educational, and adventure teams of volunteers to provide services for the underserved populations of Central and South America, Mexico, Asia and Africa. ISL provides educational opportunities for students from over eighty universities in several countries, but primarily in the United States. It is the goal of ISL to simultaneously provide both educational opportunities for students from developed countries while providing services for developing countries. ISL has education, field biology (zoology, botany, conservation genetics, etc), health, and international service (exploration of foreign countries) internships for students from UC Davis. The ISL website explores these in further detail. Financial help is available for some students.

International Student Volunteers
Costa Rica, Australia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Thailand and New Zealand --- combine volunteer projects from 2-8 weeks in length and ranging from plant and animal conservation to social community development with a 2 week outdoor adventure tour. Cost is program fee plus air fare. Attend one of the information sessions held hourly.

MESA
MESA is a non-profit organization and U.S. Department of State-designated Exchange Visitor Program. MESA sponsors ecological farmer-to-farmer exchanges between participating countries and the United States.They promote experiential training and cross-cultural opportunities for aspiring agriculturists who then share new insights and skills with their home communities.

National FFA Organization
Look into agricultural education as an alternative. Educate the leaders of tomorrow while spreading your love of agriculture!

Projects Abroad
Until 1997, Projects Abroad was a small organization with two part-time staff sending university students for work experience teaching placements in Eastern Europe. But with more and more people taking time out on academic and work-related breaks - and with many developing countries in need of self-funded volunteers - our organized volunteer programs have mushroomed around the world. Our volunteers now do a lot more than just teach English. We now have over 20 staff in our offices in Southern England - not far from the university where Peter Slowe (the geographer who founded Projects Abroad ) used to teach. With over 100 trained staff at our destinations, and offering over 80 generic placements and a wide choice within these placements, we are now the leading volunteer placement organization in the US.

Society for Range Management
A leader in the animal health and food safety fields, Alcide utilizes patented solutions to improve the quality of milk and the safety of food by eliminating disease-causing microorganisms, they offer a variety of services including employment opportuinites on the web, publications, research, and a wide array of products.

Tillers International, Inc.
Internships available with organization which studies the relationship between low-capital technologies and increased productivity. Internships typically last between 12 weeks and 8 months and are paired with a variety of optional classes such as food and fiber, woodworking, and alternative energies.

UC (UK) Trust
The University of California Trust (located in the UK) has over 80 internships in England, Ireland and Scotland available for UC Davis students and soon-to-be graduates! Many are paid! Some of the contacts may be different now; be polite and ask for the new contact or person that has replaced that individual. Areas of potential placements include: Communication, Art, Theater, Business, Law, Architecture, Politics, Public Affairs, Health, IT and Engineering!!

University of California Education Abroad Program
The Education Abroad Program is the distinctive and distinguished international program of the University of California that provides academic exchanges and integrates international curricula and learning opportunities into the University. EAP offers full-year and short-term programs in a wide range of academic disciplines for sophomore through graduate students. EAP participants enroll in regular host university courses for a full academic year abroad, or may participate in short-term and discipline-specific programs. Financial aid information is available on the EAP Scholarships and Fellowships page at EAP Financial Aid Information.

US Commercial Service
The U.S. Commercial Service helps U.S. companies find new international business partners in worldwide markets. Locate your local U.S. Commercial Service office in 107 U.S. cities and 145 U.S. Embassies and Consulates for more information about our international business services.

USDA Foreign Agricultural Service
The Foreign Agricultural Service's International Internship Program provides college students the opportunity to live and work in a paid internship at an American Embassy overseas. Through work assignments participants learn various aspects of international trade, trade policy, international relations, diplomacy, regional and cultural considerations, etc. Positions are available in Western Europe, Latin America, and Asia. The internship is offered every semester and summer for graduate students and upperclassmen (juniors and seniors).

10. Law/Politics

Bundes Bank
The Deutsche Bundesbank, the central bank of the Federal Republic of Germany, is an integral part of the European System of Central Banks (ESCB).

Contact Singapore
Contact Singapore is a global network that offers professional advisory services and networking channels to global talent, overseas Singaporeans and students interested in exciting career and educational opportunities in Singapore. Our eight international offices located in Australia, China, Europe, India, North America and Singapore are staffed by highly motivated teams who are focused on creating the greatest value for our clients and providing opportunities for all.

Foundation for International Education (FIE)
Since establishing in 1998, the Foundation for International Education (FIE) has set new high standards in delivering study and intern abroad programmes. We are a forward-thinking organisation with a mission that expresses our passionate belief in the value of international education. We offer all the academic and student support services through which exceptional learning experiences are created. Our specialised academic and internship programmes allow our visiting students to maximise the value of their stay, gaining theoretical knowledge, practical skills, life experience and an international perspective. We have opportunities for all majors. Housing and internships in London.

Gender & Global Issues
The Gender and Global Issues (GGI) Group represents a research, teaching and outreach academic subgroup of the Women and Gender Studies Program at the University of California, Davis. Our interdisciplinary focus on gender issues includes African American and African Studies, Animal Science, Anthropology, Chicana/o Studies, Nutrition, and Sociology. Those who participate in GGI reflect the heterogeneity of the global community in both interests and backgrounds. The Gender and Global Issues programs currently focus on linking professional activist work with the academic research and theory. To this aim, we run a Post-Baccalaureate certificate program, facilitate student internships with grassroots NGOs both locally and internationally, and host occasional events on campus.

Hong Kong Government Administrative Service
Seeking Administrative officers to fill job vacancies in the Hong Kong Government. Employees will formulate policies, plan the uses of resources, and manage the delivery of Government services. Training programs are available to ensure that each officer is able to develop their potential to the fullest.

Humanity in Action
HIA believes that an important test of a genuine democracy is how it treats its racial, ethnic and religious minorities, and that the commitment to democratic values and the protection of minorities cannot be taken for granted in the United States and Europe.

Humboldt-Universit�t zu Berlin
Internships available to American graduates interested in learning about German politics. Participants work in the office of a German Parliament member, are enrolled as students of Humboldt-Universit�t, and gain invaluable first-hand political experience.

Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe
The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) is the largest regional security organization in the world with 55 participating states from Europe, Central Asia and North America. It is active in early warning, conflict prevention, crisis management and post-conflict rehabilitation. The Organization employs about 4,000 staff in 19 missions and field activities located in Southeastern Europe, the Caucasus, Eastern Europe and Central Asia. They work 'on the ground' to facilitate political processes, prevent or settle conflicts, and promote cilvil society and the rule of law.

Projects Abroad
Until 1997, Projects Abroad was a small organization with two part-time staff sending university students for work experience teaching placements in Eastern Europe. But with more and more people taking time out on academic and work-related breaks - and with many developing countries in need of self-funded volunteers - our organized volunteer programs have mushroomed around the world. Our volunteers now do a lot more than just teach English. We now have over 20 staff in our offices in Southern England - not far from the university where Peter Slowe (the geographer who founded Projects Abroad ) used to teach. With over 100 trained staff at our destinations, and offering over 80 generic placements and a wide choice within these placements, we are now the leading volunteer placement organization in the US.

UC (UK) Trust
The University of California Trust (located in the UK) has over 80 internships in England, Ireland and Scotland available for UC Davis students and soon-to-be graduates! Many are paid! Some of the contacts may be different now; be polite and ask for the new contact or person that has replaced that individual. Areas of potential placements include: Communication, Art, Theater, Business, Law, Architecture, Politics, Public Affairs, Health, IT and Engineering!!

University of California Education Abroad Program
The Education Abroad Program is the distinctive and distinguished international program of the University of California that provides academic exchanges and integrates international curricula and learning opportunities into the University. EAP offers full-year and short-term programs in a wide range of academic disciplines for sophomore through graduate students. EAP participants enroll in regular host university courses for a full academic year abroad, or may participate in short-term and discipline-specific programs. Financial aid information is available on the EAP Scholarships and Fellowships page at EAP Financial Aid Information.

University of Edinburgh
Joint internship and academic program available to undergraduates interested in the Scottish Parliament. This semester-long program will involve a research project directed by a designated Member of the Scottish Parliament (MSP), a social science course offered at the University of Edinburgh, and weekly orientation sessions led by Scottish political commentators.

US Department of State
Lists student and employment opportunities available through the US State Department. Learn how to get an internship in an embassy abroad. Job opportunities available to professionals interested in working as foreign officers for the Department of State. Positions vary from personally designed positions to working for an international or local business abroad and span such fields of interest as human resources, politics, economics, and security.

11. U.S.A. Based

ADM: Archer Daniels Midland Company
Career opportunities available with Fortune 100 agricultural corporation which processes grains and oilseeds into ingredients for food, feed, fuel, pharmaceutical, and industrial applications. Seeking graduates with degrees in any of the following: Ag Business, Ag Economics, Finance, Economics, Management, Marketing, Business Administration, and International Business.

Camp Adventure Youth Services
Camp Adventure International - UC Davis students and students from CSU Sacramento and California community colleges can become camp counselors or swim instructors abroad, receiving air fare and housing, plus a daily stipend and weekends off for travel. Camp Adventure Youth Services places 900+ college students and recent graduates in both summer and school year youth development and camp counseling programs on U.S. military bases, British garrisons and some U.S. embassies in Europe and Asia.

In 2009 42 UCD students and 20 CSUS and community college students enjoyed rewarding summer internship in England, Russia, Germany, Italy, Spain, Belgium, the Netherlands, Korea, Japan, Guam, Hong Kong, China, Marshall Islands, Okinawa and the U.S. e.g. Hawaii, Pensylvania & Florida.

Interested applicants must attend one Mandatory Leadership Assessment Center - LAC (Group Interview Day) at UC Davis, Room 147, Olson Hall on Saturday, November 21, 9:00am-4pm or at CSUS, Saturday, December 12, University Union, 9:00am-4pm (or at Chico State on December 5, time TBD). To apply visit the Camp Adventure website and submit an on-line Interest Card. You will receive an email providing access to the application Complete and submit your application online AND bring a copy of your application to one of our local Leadership Assessment Centers. Please email your RSVP with the date of the LAC you plan to attend to ucdavis@campadventure.com.

Questions? Contact Ken Barnes, 211 South Hall, Internship & Career Center.

Dave's ESL Cafe
Site for students interested in working abroad teaching English as a Second Language

Foundation for Sustainable Development
The Foundation for Sustainable Development was founded in 1995 to support the efforts of local development organizations working to improve the welfare of the people living in their communities. FSD provides these grassroots organizations with human resources, financial resources, and technical assistance. Our primary goal is to increase their capacity to serve their communities. In striving to achieve this goal, other benefits emerge: we raise awareness of the challenges faced by those in the developing world, we train the development leaders of tomorrow, and we facilitate increased cross-cultural understanding.

Humanity in Action
HIA believes that an important test of a genuine democracy is how it treats its racial, ethnic and religious minorities, and that the commitment to democratic values and the protection of minorities cannot be taken for granted in the United States and Europe.

Institute for Experimental Learning
"Embassy and Diplomatic Scholars" internship program is seeking future leaders prepared to study international affairs, economics, and business. Internships are based in Washington D.C. and vary from the State Department to foreign embassies, both of which enable students to witness first-hand the logistics of foreign policy-making and implementation.

International Cooperative Education (ICE Menlo)
Opportunities for all majors. Internships and housing are arranged. Internship opportunities have included International Economic Development, Health Care, Automotive Engineering (BMW, Porsche, Toyota) Public Relations, Banking, Information Technology, and Business. Countries have included Germany, France, Switzerland, Argentina, Japan, South Africa, Singapore, China and England. Drop by anytime Monday thru Friday between 9am to 4p to room 318 South Hall and read the student reports from sample internships. The ICE Menlo binder should provide more specific program expectations.

International Foundation Interns
Organizations specializing in the recruitment of interns. All fields of work, all types of internships.

Intrax Internships Abroad
Intrax Internships Abroad is a professional development program in which qualified students do international internships with host companies in London, Paris, Barcelona, Madrid, Berlin, and Tokyo. Students who are accepted into the program pay as they would for study abroad and receive a personalized internship match, training, housing, excursions, and have an on-site coordinator. Looking ahead to a challenging job market, international work experience can give participants an edge. Individual job placements are listed by location and by function.

JCHIP-Japan Children's Home Internship Program
The Program offers students a unique opportunity to participate in international cultural and educational exchange. The children's homes accepting interns are long-established institutions with years of success preparing Japanese children for productive and successful lives. The homes are not quite orphanages, and not quite group homes; there is no direct English translation. Together with the Japanese staff and native college-student interns, UC Davis interns will share in the lives of school-age youngsters. As an intern from overseas, an important part of a UC Davis intern will be to open the children's eyes to the rest of the world. Six Children's Homes in different parts of Japan currently accept interns under this program. Homes are located in the following prefectures: Kita Saitama, Aichi-ken, Kyoto, Fukushima, Kyuushu and Sendai. Two Interns will be placed in each home.

New Voices
Two-year salaried fellowships available for college and university graduates interested in social justice programs of the following areas: international human rights, women's rights, racial justice/civil rights, migrant and refugee rights, foreign policy, international peace and security, and international economic policy.

Northern California World Trade Center (NCWTC)
The Northern California World Trade Center (NCWTC), located in the Capital City, serves as the regions premier international business development resource. Licensed by the World Trade Center Association (WTCA) in New York City, the NCWTC is affiliated with an international network of over 750,000 WTC members and 350 centers around the world. NCWTC has become a powerful tool with incomparable resources and services designed for the business community. Centralizing trade and business activities allows for influential business people from around the world to come together at one location.

Paramount Export Company
Interns sought for export company specializing in the inspection and purchase of the product, coordination of air and sea transportation, documentation and banking arrangements, and accounting.

Projects Abroad
Until 1997, Projects Abroad was a small organization with two part-time staff sending university students for work experience teaching placements in Eastern Europe. But with more and more people taking time out on academic and work-related breaks - and with many developing countries in need of self-funded volunteers - our organized volunteer programs have mushroomed around the world. Our volunteers now do a lot more than just teach English. We now have over 20 staff in our offices in Southern England - not far from the university where Peter Slowe (the geographer who founded Projects Abroad ) used to teach. With over 100 trained staff at our destinations, and offering over 80 generic placements and a wide choice within these placements, we are now the leading volunteer placement organization in the US.

Sacramento Regional Center for International Trade Development (CITD)
Strategically located in the state�s capitol and the heart of Northern California, the Sacramento Regional Center for International Trade Development (CITD) provides free consulting, research and other low cost seminars and services to enable the region�s exporters and importers to take advantage of the growing opportunities in the global marketplace. Grant funded by the Chancellor�s Office of the California Community Colleges and hosted by Los Rios Community College, the CITD also supports the endeavors of community college faculty to internationalize curriculum in its efforts to prepare students to participate in the global economy. Since its inception in 1990, the Center has served more than 2000 clients and provided international trade information to about 6000 persons and organizations. Like other CITDs, the Center also operates a California Mexico Trade Assistance Center (CMTAC) and is co-located with the Sacramento Small Business Development Center (SBDC), all operating out of Los Rios� Business and Economic Development Center at 1410 Ethan Way in Sacramento. To enhance client success, the CITD maintains numerous partnerships with other international agencies such as Northern California World Trade Center, USDOC�s Sacramento Export Assistance Center, California Technology Trade and Commerce Agency, Mexican Consulate, California Chamber of Commerce, and many other governmental agencies. Special programs include international trade classes offered online and while the CITD/CMTAC serves companies in all industries, a new program targets export services to the region�s burgeoning wine industry.

The Share Institute
Internships available for young professionals interested in international development issues. Offers global leadership skill development on both a domestic and international level for periods ranging from two weeks to three months.

Tillers International, Inc.
Internships available with organization which studies the relationship between low-capital technologies and increased productivity. Internships typically last between 12 weeks and 8 months and are paired with a variety of optional classes such as food and fiber, woodworking, and alternative energies.

University of California Education Abroad Program
The Education Abroad Program is the distinctive and distinguished international program of the University of California that provides academic exchanges and integrates international curricula and learning opportunities into the University. EAP offers full-year and short-term programs in a wide range of academic disciplines for sophomore through graduate students. EAP participants enroll in regular host university courses for a full academic year abroad, or may participate in short-term and discipline-specific programs. Financial aid information is available on the EAP Scholarships and Fellowships page at EAP Financial Aid Information.

US Commercial Service
The U.S. Commercial Service helps U.S. companies find new international business partners in worldwide markets. Locate your local U.S. Commercial Service office in 107 U.S. cities and 145 U.S. Embassies and Consulates for more information about our international business services.

World Without War Council
Non-governmental organization located in Berkeley, CA designed to develop innovative peace organization strategies. Avoids traditional methods used by the Pentagon in exchange for an all-encompassing, non-selective network of organizations striving for world peace.

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International Programs by Regions of the World
The following organizations offer international internships. Be aware that many of these organizations have application deadlines.

1. Africa

Accion International
ACCION International is a nonprofit that fights poverty through microlending. Their mission is to give people the tools they need to work their way out of poverty by providing "micro" loans and business training to poor women and men who start their own businesses. ACCION's partner lending organizations help people work their own way up the economic ladder, with dignity and pride. With capital, people can grow their own businesses. They can earn enough to afford basics like running water, better food and schooling for their children. Interns work on special projects in microfinance throughout the United States and even abroad.

American Friends Service Committee
Quaker organization seeking volunteers of all faiths to combat social injustice with peace and humanitarianism in Africa, Asia, Latin and Central America, and Central Europe. Positions typically last for one academic semester and full benefits/stipends are offered to overseas staff.

American Wildlife Foundation
An independent international organization dedicated to the conservation of Africa's wildlife.

APC: American Power Conservation Corporation
Offers internship & job opportunities in a variety of countries including Europe, Middle East, Africa, Japan, Asia, Australia, Latin and South America, North America and Canada.

CCTG: California Campus TG
Recruiting volunteers for relief, AIDs, and development projects in Africa. Seeking hardworking, open-minded, cooperative, serious-minded individuals to join a four to six month humanization program in South Africa. Travel grants available.

Child Family Health International
Created to encourage and facilitate US medical students to work abroad and to learn both lay and medical Spanish. The central philosophy of CFHI is to narrow the gap between existing medical technology and its accessibility to underserved populations. Through this program participants can learn innovative problem-solving skills which can be applied to rural and urban health care areas in the United States.

Child Rights Information Network
The Child Rights Information Network (CRIN) is a global network that disseminates information about the Convention on the Rights of the Child and child rights amongst non-governmental organizations (NGOs), United Nations agencies, intergovernmental organizations (IGOs), educational institutions, and other child rights experts. CRIN has a membership of more than 1,100 organizations in over 100 countries. The site contains a directory of organizations working worldwide for children.

Communicating for Agriculture
Communicating for Agriculture offers agriculture exchanges along with thriving programs in horticulture, equine, and enology as well. The program has over 1000 participants in 43 different countries. CA Exchange Program is now the largest agricultural exchange program in the USA.

Concern America Volunteer Program
International development and refugee aid organization seeking volunteers knowledgeable in the following fields: health, public health, nutrition, health education, adult literacy, sanitation, agroforestry, appropriate technology, engineering, and community organizing. Members will assist impoverished communities and refugees in developing countries such as Brazil, El Salvador, Guatemala, Guinea, Honduras, Mexico, and Mozambique in their efforts to improve their living conditions. Concern America provides room and board, health insurance, transportation, and a stipend of $350/month.

Conservation International
Mission is to conserve the Earth's living natural heritage, our global biodiversity, and to demonstrate that human societies are able to live harmoniously with nature.

Cross Cultural Solutions
Cross-Cultural Solutions is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization founded in 1995 and headquartered in New Rochelle, New York, USA. Cross-Cultural Solutions UK is a registered charity and located in Brighton, United Kingdom. Cross-Cultural Solutions operates in 10 countries with more than 250 staff members worldwide. To date, the organization has brought approximately 10,000 participants to countries around the world. Steven Rosenthal founded Cross-Cultural Solutions in 1995 and serves as its Executive Director. Cross-Cultural Solutions offer three types of Programs: Volunteer Abroad, Intern Abroad and Insight Abroad . Our Volunteer Abroad and Intern Abroad Programs are year-round, and normally range from 2-12 weeks. We have programs in Brazil, China, Costa Rica, Ghana, Guatemala, India, Peru, Russia, Tanzania and Thailand. Our Insight Abroad program is one week and is available in Brazil and Costa Rica .

Dave's ESL Cafe
Site for students interested in working abroad teaching English as a Second Language

Footprints Recruiting Inc.
http://www.footprintsrecruiting.com/

Foundation for Sustainable Development
The Foundation for Sustainable Development was founded in 1995 to support the efforts of local development organizations working to improve the welfare of the people living in their communities. FSD provides these grassroots organizations with human resources, financial resources, and technical assistance. Our primary goal is to increase their capacity to serve their communities. In striving to achieve this goal, other benefits emerge: we raise awareness of the challenges faced by those in the developing world, we train the development leaders of tomorrow, and we facilitate increased cross-cultural understanding.

Frontier
Volunteer opportunities available for researchers interested in a career in tropical research or conservation. Offers research training and field work experience in Madagascar, Tanzania, Vietnam, Andaman Islands, or Nicaragua for the duration of 4, 8, 10, or 20 weeks. Subjects vary from wildlife, habitat, and biodiversity conservation issues to management issues.

Global Volunteers
As a non-governmental organization (NGO) in a special consultative status with the United Nations, Global Volunteers is uniquely positioned to represent local leaders in a national and international arena, and to engage short-term volunteers in local development efforts with long-lasting results. At the request of local leaders and indigenous host organization, Global Volunteers sends teams of volunteers to live and work with local people on human and economic development projects identified by the community as important to its long-term development.

International Cooperative Education (ICE Menlo)
Opportunities for all majors. Internships and housing are arranged. Internship opportunities have included International Economic Development, Health Care, Automotive Engineering (BMW, Porsche, Toyota) Public Relations, Banking, Information Technology, and Business. Countries have included Germany, France, Switzerland, Argentina, Japan, South Africa, Singapore, China and England. Drop by anytime Monday thru Friday between 9am to 4p to room 318 South Hall and read the student reports from sample internships. The ICE Menlo binder should provide more specific program expectations.

International Fertilizer Development Center (IFDC)
Training program offered for volunteers interested in increasing agricultural productivity. Techniques involve development and transfer of effective, environmentally sound plant nutrient technology and agricultural marketing expertise. Studies conducted in various countries worldwide.

International Partnership for Service-Learning and Leadership
Offers a fully integrated study abroad experience. Unites academic study with substantive volunteer service and living in a family homestay or with students on-campus. Guided field trips, reflection, and other support services also help you to understand the culture and your experience of it.

International Service Learning
As an international educational agency, ISL organizes medicsl, educational, and adventure teams of volunteers to provide services for the underserved populations of Central and South America, Mexico, Asia and Africa. ISL provides educational opportunities for students from over eighty universities in several countries, but primarily in the United States. It is the goal of ISL to simultaneously provide both educational opportunities for students from developed countries while providing services for developing countries. ISL has education, field biology (zoology, botany, conservation genetics, etc), health, and international service (exploration of foreign countries) internships for students from UC Davis. The ISL website explores these in further detail. Financial help is available for some students.

International Student Volunteers
Costa Rica, Australia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Thailand and New Zealand --- combine volunteer projects from 2-8 weeks in length and ranging from plant and animal conservation to social community development with a 2 week outdoor adventure tour. Cost is program fee plus air fare. Attend one of the information sessions held hourly.

MESA
MESA is a non-profit organization and U.S. Department of State-designated Exchange Visitor Program. MESA sponsors ecological farmer-to-farmer exchanges between participating countries and the United States.They promote experiential training and cross-cultural opportunities for aspiring agriculturists who then share new insights and skills with their home communities.

Peace Brigades International
Seeking volunteer peacemakers to join in the fight against the use violent institutions and warfare as a means of human affairs. Teams are focused in Guatemala, Sri Lanka, Cambodia, and Native communities in North America.

Projects Abroad
Until 1997, Projects Abroad was a small organization with two part-time staff sending university students for work experience teaching placements in Eastern Europe. But with more and more people taking time out on academic and work-related breaks - and with many developing countries in need of self-funded volunteers - our organized volunteer programs have mushroomed around the world. Our volunteers now do a lot more than just teach English. We now have over 20 staff in our offices in Southern England - not far from the university where Peter Slowe (the geographer who founded Projects Abroad ) used to teach. With over 100 trained staff at our destinations, and offering over 80 generic placements and a wide choice within these placements, we are now the leading volunteer placement organization in the US.

The International Humana People to People Movement
Volunteers needed to combat the AIDs virus in South Africa. Four to six months of preparation training given by one of the Travelling Folk High Schools, followed by six to twelve months of dedicated work in one of many South African countries. Requirements: courage, persistence, capacity to face the unknown, co-operation/flexibility, physical/mental strength, and compassion.

Unite for Sight
Unite For Sight is a non-profit organization that empowers communities worldwide to improve eye health and eliminate preventable blindness. Volunteer Teams work with partner eye clinics in developing countries to provide eye care and eye health education programs. Additionally, vision screening and education programs are implemented worldwide by volunteers working in ninety chapters established at universities in North America, Africa, Asia, and Latin America.

University of California Education Abroad Program
The Education Abroad Program is the distinctive and distinguished international program of the University of California that provides academic exchanges and integrates international curricula and learning opportunities into the University. EAP offers full-year and short-term programs in a wide range of academic disciplines for sophomore through graduate students. EAP participants enroll in regular host university courses for a full academic year abroad, or may participate in short-term and discipline-specific programs. Financial aid information is available on the EAP Scholarships and Fellowships page at EAP Financial Aid Information.

US Commercial Service
The U.S. Commercial Service helps U.S. companies find new international business partners in worldwide markets. Locate your local U.S. Commercial Service office in 107 U.S. cities and 145 U.S. Embassies and Consulates for more information about our international business services.

USDA Foreign Agricultural Service
The Foreign Agricultural Service's International Internship Program provides college students the opportunity to live and work in a paid internship at an American Embassy overseas. Through work assignments participants learn various aspects of international trade, trade policy, international relations, diplomacy, regional and cultural considerations, etc. Positions are available in Western Europe, Latin America, and Asia. The internship is offered every semester and summer for graduate students and upperclassmen (juniors and seniors).

Wildlands Studies
Wildlands Studies offers onsite field research projects throughout the US and around the world. This year you can choose among 27 wildlife, wildland, and wildwater projects in Montana, Alaska, Hawai'i, California, Washington, Wyoming, New York, Canada, Belize, Thailand, Nepal, Costa Rica, Kenya and New Zealand.

Worldteach
WorldTeach is a non-profit, non-governmental organization based at the Center for International Development at Harvard University which provides opportunities for individuals to make a meaningful contribution to international education by living and working as volunteer teachers in developing countries. WorldTeach has established a proud history of contributing to international education and development as well as promoting cultural exchange between disparate regions of the world. WorldTeach has placed thousands of volunteer educators in communities throughout Asia, Latin America, Africa and Eastern Europe.

YMCA International
The YMCA is more than day camp, child care, sports, fitness or youth programs. It is a worldwide family of over 120 autonomous national movements committed to building a positive future for youth and families. The YMCA, founded in London, England, in 1844, is one of the largest social service organizations in the world, responding to the diverse needs of individuals in Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Caribbean, the Middle East, Europe, and North America. The YMCA currently serves over 40 million youth and families worldwide. In countries throughout the world, YMCA programs respond to local needs identified by each national YMCA movement. The YMCA is open to all faiths, races, abilities, ages and incomes.

2. Antarctica

Dave's ESL Cafe
Site for students interested in working abroad teaching English as a Second Language

University of California Education Abroad Program
The Education Abroad Program is the distinctive and distinguished international program of the University of California that provides academic exchanges and integrates international curricula and learning opportunities into the University. EAP offers full-year and short-term programs in a wide range of academic disciplines for sophomore through graduate students. EAP participants enroll in regular host university courses for a full academic year abroad, or may participate in short-term and discipline-specific programs. Financial aid information is available on the EAP Scholarships and Fellowships page at EAP Financial Aid Information.

US Commercial Service
The U.S. Commercial Service helps U.S. companies find new international business partners in worldwide markets. Locate your local U.S. Commercial Service office in 107 U.S. cities and 145 U.S. Embassies and Consulates for more information about our international business services.

3. Australia Oceana

Agriventure, International Agriculture Exchanges
Farms, ranches, horticulture, veterinary practices in Europe, New Zealand, Australia, Japan. Exchange programs can last from four months to over a year. The minimum application requirement time is two months before departure, but it is to your advantage to apply early.

APC: American Power Conservation Corporation
Offers internship & job opportunities in a variety of countries including Europe, Middle East, Africa, Japan, Asia, Australia, Latin and South America, North America and Canada.

BUNAC
This program, run by the British government, operates a rolling application procedure and complete applications are normally processed within two working days of receipt. They provide a work permit prior to departure and job listings in BUNAC offices in England.

CAPA International Education
CAPA International Education offers quality, affordable study abroad programs, consisting of academic classes and internships. Our mission has remained unchanged since our start: to provide learning abroad opportunities which genuinely educate students about the people and culture in which they are learning in a holistic educational environment.

Center for Education Abroad-Arcadia University
The Center for Education Abroad serves more than 1,800 students from 200 North American colleges and universities. They offer more than 60 undergraduate programs throughout eight countries: Australia, Great Britain, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, Spain, and New Zealand. Prime international internship opportunities are available in Canberra, Australia's capital city, as well as in Dublin, London, Edinburgh, and Sydney.

Child Rights Information Network
The Child Rights Information Network (CRIN) is a global network that disseminates information about the Convention on the Rights of the Child and child rights amongst non-governmental organizations (NGOs), United Nations agencies, intergovernmental organizations (IGOs), educational institutions, and other child rights experts. CRIN has a membership of more than 1,100 organizations in over 100 countries. The site contains a directory of organizations working worldwide for children.

Communicating for Agriculture
Communicating for Agriculture offers agriculture exchanges along with thriving programs in horticulture, equine, and enology as well. The program has over 1000 participants in 43 different countries. CA Exchange Program is now the largest agricultural exchange program in the USA.

Council on International Educational Exchange
Provides work authorization in numerous countries including Ireland, Canada, France, Costa Rica, Australia, China, etc. There is no formal application deadline. Once CIEE receives a completed application, processing may take up to four weeks. Work permits are provided prior to departure. Job listings and housing vacancies are available at CIEE offices abroad.

Dave's ESL Cafe
Site for students interested in working abroad teaching English as a Second Language

Earthwatch Institute
Almost 4,000 Earthwatch volunteers will join 700 research teams this year. Last year Earthwatch teams attracted men and women of all ages-over the minimum age of 16-hailing from 46 countries, and representing diverse educational, professional and cultural backgrounds.

Global Service Corps
Global Service Corps (CSC) is a nonprofit organization that sends volunteers abroad to work, teach, and learn on projects in developing countries.

Global Volunteers
As a non-governmental organization (NGO) in a special consultative status with the United Nations, Global Volunteers is uniquely positioned to represent local leaders in a national and international arena, and to engage short-term volunteers in local development efforts with long-lasting results. At the request of local leaders and indigenous host organization, Global Volunteers sends teams of volunteers to live and work with local people on human and economic development projects identified by the community as important to its long-term development.

ICE Menlo- International Cooperative Education
Since 1971, ICE has placed more than 15,000 students in work/internship positions throughout Europe, Asia, and South America. ICE students have worked at automotive plants in Germany, schools in China, supermarkets in Japan, and in Aboriginal Communities in Australia. Each working experience is unique and tailored to the student's interests, language ability and goals.

International Cooperative Education (ICE Menlo)
Opportunities for all majors. Internships and housing are arranged. Internship opportunities have included International Economic Development, Health Care, Automotive Engineering (BMW, Porsche, Toyota) Public Relations, Banking, Information Technology, and Business. Countries have included Germany, France, Switzerland, Argentina, Japan, South Africa, Singapore, China and England. Drop by anytime Monday thru Friday between 9am to 4p to room 318 South Hall and read the student reports from sample internships. The ICE Menlo binder should provide more specific program expectations.

International Student Volunteers
Costa Rica, Australia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Thailand and New Zealand --- combine volunteer projects from 2-8 weeks in length and ranging from plant and animal conservation to social community development with a 2 week outdoor adventure tour. Cost is program fee plus air fare. Attend one of the information sessions held hourly.

Peace Brigades International
Seeking volunteer peacemakers to join in the fight against the use violent institutions and warfare as a means of human affairs. Teams are focused in Guatemala, Sri Lanka, Cambodia, and Native communities in North America.

University of California Education Abroad Program
The Education Abroad Program is the distinctive and distinguished international program of the University of California that provides academic exchanges and integrates international curricula and learning opportunities into the University. EAP offers full-year and short-term programs in a wide range of academic disciplines for sophomore through graduate students. EAP participants enroll in regular host university courses for a full academic year abroad, or may participate in short-term and discipline-specific programs. Financial aid information is available on the EAP Scholarships and Fellowships page at EAP Financial Aid Information.

US Commercial Service
The U.S. Commercial Service helps U.S. companies find new international business partners in worldwide markets. Locate your local U.S. Commercial Service office in 107 U.S. cities and 145 U.S. Embassies and Consulates for more information about our international business services.

Wildlands Studies
Wildlands Studies offers onsite field research projects throughout the US and around the world. This year you can choose among 27 wildlife, wildland, and wildwater projects in Montana, Alaska, Hawai'i, California, Washington, Wyoming, New York, Canada, Belize, Thailand, Nepal, Costa Rica, Kenya and New Zealand.

4. Asia, Far East and ASEAN

Pasona Internship Program
The Pasona Internship Program is a nonprofit organization that allows outstanding undergraduate and graduate students to participate in a two-month internship at a Japanese company.

AEON Corporation
For more than three decades, the AEON Corporation of Japan has been an innovator in the field of English education, offering exceptional classroom and internet opportunities to study and master the language. Founded in 1973, AEON has grown to become one of the largest and most respected private educational institutes of its kind, with more than 3,000 employees. Current student enrollment exceeds 100,000 in more than 300 branch schools located within every prefecture of Japan. AEON employs a teaching staff of over 800 teachers and education specialists from English-speaking nations.

Agriventure, International Agriculture Exchanges
Farms, ranches, horticulture, veterinary practices in Europe, New Zealand, Australia, Japan. Exchange programs can last from four months to over a year. The minimum application requirement time is two months before departure, but it is to your advantage to apply early.

American Friends Service Committee
Quaker organization seeking volunteers of all faiths to combat social injustice with peace and humanitarianism in Africa, Asia, Latin and Central America, and Central Europe. Positions typically last for one academic semester and full benefits/stipends are offered to overseas staff.

APC: American Power Conservation Corporation
Offers internship & job opportunities in a variety of countries including Europe, Middle East, Africa, Japan, Asia, Australia, Latin and South America, North America and Canada.

Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations or ASEAN was established on 8 August 1967 in Bangkok by the five original Member Countries, namely, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand. Brunei Darussalam joined on 8 January 1984, Vietnam on 28 July 1995, Laos and Myanmar on 23 July 1997, and Cambodia on 30 April 1999. The ASEAN region has a population of about 500 million, a total area of 4.5 million square kilometers, a combined gross domestic product of US$737 billion, and a total trade of US$ 720 billion.

Camp Adventure Youth Services
Camp Adventure International - UC Davis students and students from CSU Sacramento and California community colleges can become camp counselors or swim instructors abroad, receiving air fare and housing, plus a daily stipend and weekends off for travel. Camp Adventure Youth Services places 900+ college students and recent graduates in both summer and school year youth development and camp counseling programs on U.S. military bases, British garrisons and some U.S. embassies in Europe and Asia.

In 2009 42 UCD students and 20 CSUS and community college students enjoyed rewarding summer internship in England, Russia, Germany, Italy, Spain, Belgium, the Netherlands, Korea, Japan, Guam, Hong Kong, China, Marshall Islands, Okinawa and the U.S. e.g. Hawaii, Pensylvania & Florida.

Interested applicants must attend one Mandatory Leadership Assessment Center - LAC (Group Interview Day) at UC Davis, Room 147, Olson Hall on Saturday, November 21, 9:00am-4pm or at CSUS, Saturday, December 12, University Union, 9:00am-4pm (or at Chico State on December 5, time TBD). To apply visit the Camp Adventure website and submit an on-line Interest Card. You will receive an email providing access to the application Complete and submit your application online AND bring a copy of your application to one of our local Leadership Assessment Centers. Please email your RSVP with the date of the LAC you plan to attend to ucdavis@campadventure.com.

Questions? Contact Ken Barnes, 211 South Hall, Internship & Career Center.

CAPA International Education
CAPA International Education offers quality, affordable study abroad programs, consisting of academic classes and internships. Our mission has remained unchanged since our start: to provide learning abroad opportunities which genuinely educate students about the people and culture in which they are learning in a holistic educational environment.

CDS International
Offers several internships in the fields of business, engineering and agriculture

Central Asia Institute
Central Asia Institute promotes literacy, women's vocational skills, and awareness of public health and environmental issues through community initiated education programs in mountain regions of Central Asia. Community projects are in remote mountain villages of northern Pakistan, the steppes of Mongolia, and Kyrgyzstan. Each project involves local people in all phases of projects: to plan, implement and evaluate.

Child Rights Information Network
The Child Rights Information Network (CRIN) is a global network that disseminates information about the Convention on the Rights of the Child and child rights amongst non-governmental organizations (NGOs), United Nations agencies, intergovernmental organizations (IGOs), educational institutions, and other child rights experts. CRIN has a membership of more than 1,100 organizations in over 100 countries. The site contains a directory of organizations working worldwide for children.

Colorado China Council
Non-profit organization searching for college graduates to teach English in China for the duration of one academic semester or year. Travel expenses covered. Excellent mental and physical health required.

Communicating for Agriculture
Communicating for Agriculture offers agriculture exchanges along with thriving programs in horticulture, equine, and enology as well. The program has over 1000 participants in 43 different countries. CA Exchange Program is now the largest agricultural exchange program in the USA.

Conservation International
Mission is to conserve the Earth's living natural heritage, our global biodiversity, and to demonstrate that human societies are able to live harmoniously with nature.

Contact Singapore
Contact Singapore is a global network that offers professional advisory services and networking channels to global talent, overseas Singaporeans and students interested in exciting career and educational opportunities in Singapore. Our eight international offices located in Australia, China, Europe, India, North America and Singapore are staffed by highly motivated teams who are focused on creating the greatest value for our clients and providing opportunities for all.

Council on International Educational Exchange
Provides work authorization in numerous countries including Ireland, Canada, France, Costa Rica, Australia, China, etc. There is no formal application deadline. Once CIEE receives a completed application, processing may take up to four weeks. Work permits are provided prior to departure. Job listings and housing vacancies are available at CIEE offices abroad.

Cross Cultural Solutions
Cross-Cultural Solutions is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization founded in 1995 and headquartered in New Rochelle, New York, USA. Cross-Cultural Solutions UK is a registered charity and located in Brighton, United Kingdom. Cross-Cultural Solutions operates in 10 countries with more than 250 staff members worldwide. To date, the organization has brought approximately 10,000 participants to countries around the world. Steven Rosenthal founded Cross-Cultural Solutions in 1995 and serves as its Executive Director. Cross-Cultural Solutions offer three types of Programs: Volunteer Abroad, Intern Abroad and Insight Abroad . Our Volunteer Abroad and Intern Abroad Programs are year-round, and normally range from 2-12 weeks. We have programs in Brazil, China, Costa Rica, Ghana, Guatemala, India, Peru, Russia, Tanzania and Thailand. Our Insight Abroad program is one week and is available in Brazil and Costa Rica .

Cultural Homestay International (CHI)
CHI is a non-profit educational exchange organization that is looking for people who want to make a difference in other people's lives. All applicants should have good skills with teens, families, and schools. These positions are part-time, and pay supplementary income. Positions available may include Teacher Coordinator, Group Homestay Academic Coordinator , Academic Year Program Career Exploration Coordinator.

Dave's ESL Cafe
Site for students interested in working abroad teaching English as a Second Language

English Program In Korea (EPIK)
EPIK invites foreign university graduates to enrich their lives and build a professional teaching career while sharing knowledge and culture with students and teachers throughout the Republic of Korea. English Language Instructors (ELIs) from six major English speaking countries participate in this program; Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the United States of America, to teach English in the school system, to train Korean English teachers, and to assist Provincial Offices of Education (POEs).

Footprints Recruiting Inc.
http://www.footprintsrecruiting.com/

Foundation for International Education (FIE)
Since establishing in 1998, the Foundation for International Education (FIE) has set new high standards in delivering study and intern abroad programmes. We are a forward-thinking organisation with a mission that expresses our passionate belief in the value of international education. We offer all the academic and student support services through which exceptional learning experiences are created. Our specialised academic and internship programmes allow our visiting students to maximise the value of their stay, gaining theoretical knowledge, practical skills, life experience and an international perspective. We have opportunities for all majors. Housing and internships in London.

Frontier
Volunteer opportunities available for researchers interested in a career in tropical research or conservation. Offers research training and field work experience in Madagascar, Tanzania, Vietnam, Andaman Islands, or Nicaragua for the duration of 4, 8, 10, or 20 weeks. Subjects vary from wildlife, habitat, and biodiversity conservation issues to management issues.

Global Service Corps
Global Service Corps (CSC) is a nonprofit organization that sends volunteers abroad to work, teach, and learn on projects in developing countries.

Global Volunteers
As a non-governmental organization (NGO) in a special consultative status with the United Nations, Global Volunteers is uniquely positioned to represent local leaders in a national and international arena, and to engage short-term volunteers in local development efforts with long-lasting results. At the request of local leaders and indigenous host organization, Global Volunteers sends teams of volunteers to live and work with local people on human and economic development projects identified by the community as important to its long-term development.

Hess Educational Organization
Seeking college graduates interested in teaching English in Taiwan for the duration of one year. Prefer participants interested in experiencing a different culture and working with children.

Hong Kong Government Administrative Service
Seeking Administrative officers to fill job vacancies in the Hong Kong Government. Employees will formulate policies, plan the uses of resources, and manage the delivery of Government services. Training programs are available to ensure that each officer is able to develop their potential to the fullest.

International Cooperative Education (ICE Menlo)
Opportunities for all majors. Internships and housing are arranged. Internship opportunities have included International Economic Development, Health Care, Automotive Engineering (BMW, Porsche, Toyota) Public Relations, Banking, Information Technology, and Business. Countries have included Germany, France, Switzerland, Argentina, Japan, South Africa, Singapore, China and England. Drop by anytime Monday thru Friday between 9am to 4p to room 318 South Hall and read the student reports from sample internships. The ICE Menlo binder should provide more specific program expectations.

International Fertilizer Development Center (IFDC)
Training program offered for volunteers interested in increasing agricultural productivity. Techniques involve development and transfer of effective, environmentally sound plant nutrient technology and agricultural marketing expertise. Studies conducted in various countries worldwide.

International Partnership for Service-Learning and Leadership
Offers a fully integrated study abroad experience. Unites academic study with substantive volunteer service and living in a family homestay or with students on-campus. Guided field trips, reflection, and other support services also help you to understand the culture and your experience of it.

International Service Learning
As an international educational agency, ISL organizes medicsl, educational, and adventure teams of volunteers to provide services for the underserved populations of Central and South America, Mexico, Asia and Africa. ISL provides educational opportunities for students from over eighty universities in several countries, but primarily in the United States. It is the goal of ISL to simultaneously provide both educational opportunities for students from developed countries while providing services for developing countries. ISL has education, field biology (zoology, botany, conservation genetics, etc), health, and international service (exploration of foreign countries) internships for students from UC Davis. The ISL website explores these in further detail. Financial help is available for some students.

International Student Volunteers
Costa Rica, Australia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Thailand and New Zealand --- combine volunteer projects from 2-8 weeks in length and ranging from plant and animal conservation to social community development with a 2 week outdoor adventure tour. Cost is program fee plus air fare. Attend one of the information sessions held hourly.

Intrax Internships Abroad
Intrax Internships Abroad is a professional development program in which qualified students do international internships with host companies in London, Paris, Barcelona, Madrid, Berlin, and Tokyo. Students who are accepted into the program pay as they would for study abroad and receive a personalized internship match, training, housing, excursions, and have an on-site coordinator. Looking ahead to a challenging job market, international work experience can give participants an edge. Individual job placements are listed by location and by function.

JCHIP-Japan Children's Home Internship Program
The Program offers students a unique opportunity to participate in international cultural and educational exchange. The children's homes accepting interns are long-established institutions with years of success preparing Japanese children for productive and successful lives. The homes are not quite orphanages, and not quite group homes; there is no direct English translation. Together with the Japanese staff and native college-student interns, UC Davis interns will share in the lives of school-age youngsters. As an intern from overseas, an important part of a UC Davis intern will be to open the children's eyes to the rest of the world. Six Children's Homes in different parts of Japan currently accept interns under this program. Homes are located in the following prefectures: Kita Saitama, Aichi-ken, Kyoto, Fukushima, Kyuushu and Sendai. Two Interns will be placed in each home.

JET- Japanese Exchange and Teaching Program
Consulate General of Japan in San Francisco Seeks participants for Japanese Exchange and Teaching Program.

Laykin Communications
Laykin is an American public relations firm based in Hong Kong that has functions in marketing, advertising, production, and corporate communications. It transacts business under a large international scope. Past interns have prepared press conferences and dealt directly in client interactions. Intern positions are listed on the "Jobs" page.

Lee's Manpower Corporation
A licensed placement company for English teaching positions in South Korea. They place prospective teachers, and provide them with support while abroad.

Mainichi Communications
Revolutionary Japanese marketing industry seeking university graduates to support its clientele�s long-tern moan-power strategy. Communication skills as well as knowledge of digital media sources desired for high-quality consultation services.

MOGPA: Minnesota Organization for Global Professional Assignments
Specializing in Hong Kong and Asia, this program has a rolling application process and self-managed application. They request that you apply from 3-6 months prior to your desired start date, as the placement process can take anywhere from 3-12 months, depending on your qualifications. You can apply after the three-month deadline, but internships are on a first-come first-served basis, and they may not be able to place you during the period you request.

Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe
The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) is the largest regional security organization in the world with 55 participating states from Europe, Central Asia and North America. It is active in early warning, conflict prevention, crisis management and post-conflict rehabilitation. The Organization employs about 4,000 staff in 19 missions and field activities located in Southeastern Europe, the Caucasus, Eastern Europe and Central Asia. They work 'on the ground' to facilitate political processes, prevent or settle conflicts, and promote cilvil society and the rule of law.

Projects Abroad
Until 1997, Projects Abroad was a small organization with two part-time staff sending university students for work experience teaching placements in Eastern Europe. But with more and more people taking time out on academic and work-related breaks - and with many developing countries in need of self-funded volunteers - our organized volunteer programs have mushroomed around the world. Our volunteers now do a lot more than just teach English. We now have over 20 staff in our offices in Southern England - not far from the university where Peter Slowe (the geographer who founded Projects Abroad ) used to teach. With over 100 trained staff at our destinations, and offering over 80 generic placements and a wide choice within these placements, we are now the leading volunteer placement organization in the US.

SHIGA
Internship and career opportunities in the following areas: Patent Department (Mechanical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Chemical, Biotechnology and Pharmaceutical), Trademark and Design Department, Document Search Department, Translation and Review Department, Administrative Department, and Accounting Department.

Teach Away, Inc.
Teach Away Inc. specializes in ESL teaching placements in Asia. We currently work with Ministries of Education and Private Language Schools in Korea, Japan, and Taiwan. We also offer placements in Hong Kong, China, and Mexico. Teach Away was recently selected by the National Ministry of Education in Korea to provide English teachers for its renowned EPIK program. In addition, Teach Away has partnered with some of the most reputable language schools in Asia, allowing recent grads to choose from a variety of countries and programs. Teach Away, North America's leading teacher placement organization, offers a wide variety of international jobs at Ministries of Education and Top Private Schools around the globe. Each year, hundreds of graduates explore the world and experience a new culture through Teach Away's international teaching programs.

TEFL Professional Network
This system enables job-seekers to view international jobs in real-time, post a resume online and even append a photograph, audio or video clip to their resume. 7,000+ registered employers posting vacancies on a daily basis. Employeers are from countries such as the United Kingdom, Spain, Thailand, China, Italy, Germany, Slovakia, and Poland.

Underprivileged Children's Educational Programs
UCEP seeks to provide the poor working and illiterate children a chance to break the vicious circle of poverty. The project addresses itself to the educational need of the urban poor children and to the improvement of the overall living conditions for the children and their families.

Unite for Sight
Unite For Sight is a non-profit organization that empowers communities worldwide to improve eye health and eliminate preventable blindness. Volunteer Teams work with partner eye clinics in developing countries to provide eye care and eye health education programs. Additionally, vision screening and education programs are implemented worldwide by volunteers working in ninety chapters established at universities in North America, Africa, Asia, and Latin America.

University of California Education Abroad Program
The Education Abroad Program is the distinctive and distinguished international program of the University of California that provides academic exchanges and integrates international curricula and learning opportunities into the University. EAP offers full-year and short-term programs in a wide range of academic disciplines for sophomore through graduate students. EAP participants enroll in regular host university courses for a full academic year abroad, or may participate in short-term and discipline-specific programs. Financial aid information is available on the EAP Scholarships and Fellowships page at EAP Financial Aid Information.

US Commercial Service
The U.S. Commercial Service helps U.S. companies find new international business partners in worldwide markets. Locate your local U.S. Commercial Service office in 107 U.S. cities and 145 U.S. Embassies and Consulates for more information about our international business services.

USDA Foreign Agricultural Service
The Foreign Agricultural Service's International Internship Program provides college students the opportunity to live and work in a paid internship at an American Embassy overseas. Through work assignments participants learn various aspects of international trade, trade policy, international relations, diplomacy, regional and cultural considerations, etc. Positions are available in Western Europe, Latin America, and Asia. The internship is offered every semester and summer for graduate students and upperclassmen (juniors and seniors).

Volunteers in Asia (VIA)
VIA is a private, non-profit, non-sectarian organization dedicated to increasing understanding between the United States and Asia. Since 1963, its Volunteer Programs in Asia have provided young Americans with an opportunity to work and live within an Asia culture while meeting the needs of Asian host institutions. VIA's Stanford Programs offer a wide range of short-term, international study programs between the U.S. and Asia and among various Asian nations.

World Bank Group
Seeking young professionals proficient in finance, economics, education, public health, urban planning, private sector development, and natural resource management. Minimum of 2 years experience and/or continued academic study at the doctorate level required. Two twelve-month rotational assignments offered to each participant in locations varying from the US to divisions abroad.

Worldteach
WorldTeach is a non-profit, non-governmental organization based at the Center for International Development at Harvard University which provides opportunities for individuals to make a meaningful contribution to international education by living and working as volunteer teachers in developing countries. WorldTeach has established a proud history of contributing to international education and development as well as promoting cultural exchange between disparate regions of the world. WorldTeach has placed thousands of volunteer educators in communities throughout Asia, Latin America, Africa and Eastern Europe.

YMCA International
The YMCA is more than day camp, child care, sports, fitness or youth programs. It is a worldwide family of over 120 autonomous national movements committed to building a positive future for youth and families. The YMCA, founded in London, England, in 1844, is one of the largest social service organizations in the world, responding to the diverse needs of individuals in Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Caribbean, the Middle East, Europe, and North America. The YMCA currently serves over 40 million youth and families worldwide. In countries throughout the world, YMCA programs respond to local needs identified by each national YMCA movement. The YMCA is open to all faiths, races, abilities, ages and incomes.

5. Caribbean

Dave's ESL Cafe
Site for students interested in working abroad teaching English as a Second Language

International Student Volunteers
Costa Rica, Australia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Thailand and New Zealand --- combine volunteer projects from 2-8 weeks in length and ranging from plant and animal conservation to social community development with a 2 week outdoor adventure tour. Cost is program fee plus air fare. Attend one of the information sessions held hourly.

University of California Education Abroad Program
The Education Abroad Program is the distinctive and distinguished international program of the University of California that provides academic exchanges and integrates international curricula and learning opportunities into the University. EAP offers full-year and short-term programs in a wide range of academic disciplines for sophomore through graduate students. EAP participants enroll in regular host university courses for a full academic year abroad, or may participate in short-term and discipline-specific programs. Financial aid information is available on the EAP Scholarships and Fellowships page at EAP Financial Aid Information.

US Commercial Service
The U.S. Commercial Service helps U.S. companies find new international business partners in worldwide markets. Locate your local U.S. Commercial Service office in 107 U.S. cities and 145 U.S. Embassies and Consulates for more information about our international business services.

YMCA International
The YMCA is more than day camp, child care, sports, fitness or youth programs. It is a worldwide family of over 120 autonomous national movements committed to building a positive future for youth and families. The YMCA, founded in London, England, in 1844, is one of the largest social service organizations in the world, responding to the diverse needs of individuals in Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Caribbean, the Middle East, Europe, and North America. The YMCA currently serves over 40 million youth and families worldwide. In countries throughout the world, YMCA programs respond to local needs identified by each national YMCA movement. The YMCA is open to all faiths, races, abilities, ages and incomes.

6. Europe

Agriventure, International Agriculture Exchanges
Farms, ranches, horticulture, veterinary practices in Europe, New Zealand, Australia, Japan. Exchange programs can last from four months to over a year. The minimum application requirement time is two months before departure, but it is to your advantage to apply early.

American Friends Service Committee
Quaker organization seeking volunteers of all faiths to combat social injustice with peace and humanitarianism in Africa, Asia, Latin and Central America, and Central Europe. Positions typically last for one academic semester and full benefits/stipends are offered to overseas staff.

American-Scandinavian Foundation (The)
The ASF is a publicly supported, nonprofit organization the promotes international understanding through educational and cultural exchange between teh US and Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden. The ASF Training Program gives you a chance to get an insight into the cultures and peoples of Scandinavia by undertaking an internship there.

APC: American Power Conservation Corporation
Offers internship & job opportunities in a variety of countries including Europe, Middle East, Africa, Japan, Asia, Australia, Latin and South America, North America and Canada.

BUNAC
This program, run by the British government, operates a rolling application procedure and complete applications are normally processed within two working days of receipt. They provide a work permit prior to departure and job listings in BUNAC offices in England.

Bundes Bank
The Deutsche Bundesbank, the central bank of the Federal Republic of Germany, is an integral part of the European System of Central Banks (ESCB).

Camp Adventure Youth Services
Camp Adventure International - UC Davis students and students from CSU Sacramento and California community colleges can become camp counselors or swim instructors abroad, receiving air fare and housing, plus a daily stipend and weekends off for travel. Camp Adventure Youth Services places 900+ college students and recent graduates in both summer and school year youth development and camp counseling programs on U.S. military bases, British garrisons and some U.S. embassies in Europe and Asia.

In 2009 42 UCD students and 20 CSUS and community college students enjoyed rewarding summer internship in England, Russia, Germany, Italy, Spain, Belgium, the Netherlands, Korea, Japan, Guam, Hong Kong, China, Marshall Islands, Okinawa and the U.S. e.g. Hawaii, Pensylvania & Florida.

Interested applicants must attend one Mandatory Leadership Assessment Center - LAC (Group Interview Day) at UC Davis, Room 147, Olson Hall on Saturday, November 21, 9:00am-4pm or at CSUS, Saturday, December 12, University Union, 9:00am-4pm (or at Chico State on December 5, time TBD). To apply visit the Camp Adventure website and submit an on-line Interest Card. You will receive an email providing access to the application Complete and submit your application online AND bring a copy of your application to one of our local Leadership Assessment Centers. Please email your RSVP with the date of the LAC you plan to attend to ucdavis@campadventure.com.

Questions? Contact Ken Barnes, 211 South Hall, Internship & Career Center.

CAPA International Education
CAPA International Education offers quality, affordable study abroad programs, consisting of academic classes and internships. Our mission has remained unchanged since our start: to provide learning abroad opportunities which genuinely educate students about the people and culture in which they are learning in a holistic educational environment.

CDS International
Offers several internships in the fields of business, engineering and agriculture

Center for Education Abroad-Arcadia University
The Center for Education Abroad serves more than 1,800 students from 200 North American colleges and universities. They offer more than 60 undergraduate programs throughout eight countries: Australia, Great Britain, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, Spain, and New Zealand. Prime international internship opportunities are available in Canberra, Australia's capital city, as well as in Dublin, London, Edinburgh, and Sydney.

Child Rights Information Network
The Child Rights Information Network (CRIN) is a global network that disseminates information about the Convention on the Rights of the Child and child rights amongst non-governmental organizations (NGOs), United Nations agencies, intergovernmental organizations (IGOs), educational institutions, and other child rights experts. CRIN has a membership of more than 1,100 organizations in over 100 countries. The site contains a directory of organizations working worldwide for children.

Communicating for Agriculture
Communicating for Agriculture offers agriculture exchanges along with thriving programs in horticulture, equine, and enology as well. The program has over 1000 participants in 43 different countries. CA Exchange Program is now the largest agricultural exchange program in the USA.

Consulate General of the Republic of Croatia
The Consulate General deals with internal affairs of Croatia, and the relations between the US and Croatia. All aspects of foreign interactions are considered from visas and cultural education to trade and establishing American businesses in Croatia. Past interns have worked as translators as answering and making phone calls in a bilingual setting.

Council on International Educational Exchange
Provides work authorization in numerous countries including Ireland, Canada, France, Costa Rica, Australia, China, etc. There is no formal application deadline. Once CIEE receives a completed application, processing may take up to four weeks. Work permits are provided prior to departure. Job listings and housing vacancies are available at CIEE offices abroad.

Cultural Homestay International (CHI)
CHI is a non-profit educational exchange organization that is looking for people who want to make a difference in other people's lives. All applicants should have good skills with teens, families, and schools. These positions are part-time, and pay supplementary income. Positions available may include Teacher Coordinator, Group Homestay Academic Coordinator , Academic Year Program Career Exploration Coordinator.

Dave's ESL Cafe
Site for students interested in working abroad teaching English as a Second Language

Dezeen Jobs
Web advertising for international architecture and design jobs and internships.

Earthwatch Institute
Almost 4,000 Earthwatch volunteers will join 700 research teams this year. Last year Earthwatch teams attracted men and women of all ages-over the minimum age of 16-hailing from 46 countries, and representing diverse educational, professional and cultural backgrounds.

European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
Seeking young graduates to assist central and eastern European nations in their transition to democracy and market economies. Participants will receive training in such banking fields as credit, equity, financial modeling, and project finance. Implementation of such expertise will involve both the public and private economic sectors for the duration of two years, and will focus upon the development, testing, and analysis of software protection programs.

Footprints Recruiting Inc.
http://www.footprintsrecruiting.com/

Foundation for International Education (FIE)
Since establishing in 1998, the Foundation for International Education (FIE) has set new high standards in delivering study and intern abroad programmes. We are a forward-thinking organisation with a mission that expresses our passionate belief in the value of international education. We offer all the academic and student support services through which exceptional learning experiences are created. Our specialised academic and internship programmes allow our visiting students to maximise the value of their stay, gaining theoretical knowledge, practical skills, life experience and an international perspective. We have opportunities for all majors. Housing and internships in London.

Global Volunteers
As a non-governmental organization (NGO) in a special consultative status with the United Nations, Global Volunteers is uniquely positioned to represent local leaders in a national and international arena, and to engage short-term volunteers in local development efforts with long-lasting results. At the request of local leaders and indigenous host organization, Global Volunteers sends teams of volunteers to live and work with local people on human and economic development projects identified by the community as important to its long-term development.

Humanity in Action
HIA believes that an important test of a genuine democracy is how it treats its racial, ethnic and religious minorities, and that the commitment to democratic values and the protection of minorities cannot be taken for granted in the United States and Europe.

Humboldt-Universit�t zu Berlin
Internships available to American graduates interested in learning about German politics. Participants work in the office of a German Parliament member, are enrolled as students of Humboldt-Universit�t, and gain invaluable first-hand political experience.

Institute for Study Abroad-Butler University
Study in regular classes with degree-seeking students. Live in a residence hall, student apartment, or host family, depending on the country. Short-term and long-term study abroad experiences.

International Cooperative Education (ICE Menlo)
Opportunities for all majors. Internships and housing are arranged. Internship opportunities have included International Economic Development, Health Care, Automotive Engineering (BMW, Porsche, Toyota) Public Relations, Banking, Information Technology, and Business. Countries have included Germany, France, Switzerland, Argentina, Japan, South Africa, Singapore, China and England. Drop by anytime Monday thru Friday between 9am to 4p to room 318 South Hall and read the student reports from sample internships. The ICE Menlo binder should provide more specific program expectations.

International Fertilizer Development Center (IFDC)
Training program offered for volunteers interested in increasing agricultural productivity. Techniques involve development and transfer of effective, environmentally sound plant nutrient technology and agricultural marketing expertise. Studies conducted in various countries worldwide.

International House Barcelona
Accredited organization designed to train teachers of English with a variety of courses, seminars, and workshops. Studies take place at the International House in Barcelona, Spain and are available in both full and part time statuses.

International Partnership for Service-Learning and Leadership
Offers a fully integrated study abroad experience. Unites academic study with substantive volunteer service and living in a family homestay or with students on-campus. Guided field trips, reflection, and other support services also help you to understand the culture and your experience of it.

International Student Volunteers
Costa Rica, Australia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Thailand and New Zealand --- combine volunteer projects from 2-8 weeks in length and ranging from plant and animal conservation to social community development with a 2 week outdoor adventure tour. Cost is program fee plus air fare. Attend one of the information sessions held hourly.

International Volunteer Program
In Europe and in the United States, the International Volunteer Program has facilitated firsthand cultural understanding for hundreds of volunteers and provided volunteer staffing for more than 100 not-for-profit organizations.

Intrax Internships Abroad
Intrax Internships Abroad is a professional development program in which qualified students do international internships with host companies in London, Paris, Barcelona, Madrid, Berlin, and Tokyo. Students who are accepted into the program pay as they would for study abroad and receive a personalized internship match, training, housing, excursions, and have an on-site coordinator. Looking ahead to a challenging job market, international work experience can give participants an edge. Individual job placements are listed by location and by function.

Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe
The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) is the largest regional security organization in the world with 55 participating states from Europe, Central Asia and North America. It is active in early warning, conflict prevention, crisis management and post-conflict rehabilitation. The Organization employs about 4,000 staff in 19 missions and field activities located in Southeastern Europe, the Caucasus, Eastern Europe and Central Asia. They work 'on the ground' to facilitate political processes, prevent or settle conflicts, and promote cilvil society and the rule of law.

Projects Abroad
Until 1997, Projects Abroad was a small organization with two part-time staff sending university students for work experience teaching placements in Eastern Europe. But with more and more people taking time out on academic and work-related breaks - and with many developing countries in need of self-funded volunteers - our organized volunteer programs have mushroomed around the world. Our volunteers now do a lot more than just teach English. We now have over 20 staff in our offices in Southern England - not far from the university where Peter Slowe (the geographer who founded Projects Abroad ) used to teach. With over 100 trained staff at our destinations, and offering over 80 generic placements and a wide choice within these placements, we are now the leading volunteer placement organization in the US.

Recruit Media
Design, electronic imaging, and new media related jobs in the UK.

Spain Cultural Ambassador Program
Serve as a teacher`s assistant in K-12 public schools in Spain and get paid! Application period usually begins in November. Positions are assigned on a first come first served basis.

TEFL Professional Network
This system enables job-seekers to view international jobs in real-time, post a resume online and even append a photograph, audio or video clip to their resume. 7,000+ registered employers posting vacancies on a daily basis. Employeers are from countries such as the United Kingdom, Spain, Thailand, China, Italy, Germany, Slovakia, and Poland.

UC (UK) Trust
The University of California Trust (located in the UK) has over 80 internships in England, Ireland and Scotland available for UC Davis students and soon-to-be graduates! Many are paid! Some of the contacts may be different now; be polite and ask for the new contact or person that has replaced that individual. Areas of potential placements include: Communication, Art, Theater, Business, Law, Architecture, Politics, Public Affairs, Health, IT and Engineering!!

University of California Education Abroad Program
The Education Abroad Program is the distinctive and distinguished international program of the University of California that provides academic exchanges and integrates international curricula and learning opportunities into the University. EAP offers full-year and short-term programs in a wide range of academic disciplines for sophomore through graduate students. EAP participants enroll in regular host university courses for a full academic year abroad, or may participate in short-term and discipline-specific programs. Financial aid information is available on the EAP Scholarships and Fellowships page at EAP Financial Aid Information.

University of Edinburgh
Joint internship and academic program available to undergraduates interested in the Scottish Parliament. This semester-long program will involve a research project directed by a designated Member of the Scottish Parliament (MSP), a social science course offered at the University of Edinburgh, and weekly orientation sessions led by Scottish political commentators.

University of Rochester
The University of Rochester, in cooperation with Educational Programmes Abroad (EPA), a not-for-profit agency, sponsors semester-long study programs in London, Berlin, Bonn, Brussels, Paris, and Madrid that combine eight-credit internships with coursework throughout the semester, provide a solid work experience. Students get a window on the world of work, a sample of life as a team player, and an unforgettable opportunity to explore what it's like to live and work in a foreign country.

US Commercial Service
The U.S. Commercial Service helps U.S. companies find new international business partners in worldwide markets. Locate your local U.S. Commercial Service office in 107 U.S. cities and 145 U.S. Embassies and Consulates for more information about our international business services.

USDA Foreign Agricultural Service
The Foreign Agricultural Service's International Internship Program provides college students the opportunity to live and work in a paid internship at an American Embassy overseas. Through work assignments participants learn various aspects of international trade, trade policy, international relations, diplomacy, regional and cultural considerations, etc. Positions are available in Western Europe, Latin America, and Asia. The internship is offered every semester and summer for graduate students and upperclassmen (juniors and seniors).

World Bank Group
Seeking young professionals proficient in finance, economics, education, public health, urban planning, private sector development, and natural resource management. Minimum of 2 years experience and/or continued academic study at the doctorate level required. Two twelve-month rotational assignments offered to each participant in locations varying from the US to divisions abroad.

World Cancer Research Fund
International Management Trainee positions available with UK-based cancer research organization. Duties include the development of education programs that expand public understanding of the importance of food and lifestyle choices in the cancer process, as well as offering rare overseas travel opportunities.

Worldteach
WorldTeach is a non-profit, non-governmental organization based at the Center for International Development at Harvard University which provides opportunities for individuals to make a meaningful contribution to international education by living and working as volunteer teachers in developing countries. WorldTeach has established a proud history of contributing to international education and development as well as promoting cultural exchange between disparate regions of the world. WorldTeach has placed thousands of volunteer educators in communities throughout Asia, Latin America, Africa and Eastern Europe.

YMCA International
The YMCA is more than day camp, child care, sports, fitness or youth programs. It is a worldwide family of over 120 autonomous national movements committed to building a positive future for youth and families. The YMCA, founded in London, England, in 1844, is one of the largest social service organizations in the world, responding to the diverse needs of individuals in Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Caribbean, the Middle East, Europe, and North America. The YMCA currently serves over 40 million youth and families worldwide. In countries throughout the world, YMCA programs respond to local needs identified by each national YMCA movement. The YMCA is open to all faiths, races, abilities, ages and incomes.

7. Middle East

APC: American Power Conservation Corporation
Offers internship & job opportunities in a variety of countries including Europe, Middle East, Africa, Japan, Asia, Australia, Latin and South America, North America and Canada.

Cross Cultural Solutions
Cross-Cultural Solutions is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization founded in 1995 and headquartered in New Rochelle, New York, USA. Cross-Cultural Solutions UK is a registered charity and located in Brighton, United Kingdom. Cross-Cultural Solutions operates in 10 countries with more than 250 staff members worldwide. To date, the organization has brought approximately 10,000 participants to countries around the world. Steven Rosenthal founded Cross-Cultural Solutions in 1995 and serves as its Executive Director. Cross-Cultural Solutions offer three types of Programs: Volunteer Abroad, Intern Abroad and Insight Abroad . Our Volunteer Abroad and Intern Abroad Programs are year-round, and normally range from 2-12 weeks. We have programs in Brazil, China, Costa Rica, Ghana, Guatemala, India, Peru, Russia, Tanzania and Thailand. Our Insight Abroad program is one week and is available in Brazil and Costa Rica .

Dave's ESL Cafe
Site for students interested in working abroad teaching English as a Second Language

Gender & Global Issues
The Gender and Global Issues (GGI) Group represents a research, teaching and outreach academic subgroup of the Women and Gender Studies Program at the University of California, Davis. Our interdisciplinary focus on gender issues includes African American and African Studies, Animal Science, Anthropology, Chicana/o Studies, Nutrition, and Sociology. Those who participate in GGI reflect the heterogeneity of the global community in both interests and backgrounds. The Gender and Global Issues programs currently focus on linking professional activist work with the academic research and theory. To this aim, we run a Post-Baccalaureate certificate program, facilitate student internships with grassroots NGOs both locally and internationally, and host occasional events on campus.

University of California Education Abroad Program
The Education Abroad Program is the distinctive and distinguished international program of the University of California that provides academic exchanges and integrates international curricula and learning opportunities into the University. EAP offers full-year and short-term programs in a wide range of academic disciplines for sophomore through graduate students. EAP participants enroll in regular host university courses for a full academic year abroad, or may participate in short-term and discipline-specific programs. Financial aid information is available on the EAP Scholarships and Fellowships page at EAP Financial Aid Information.

US Commercial Service
The U.S. Commercial Service helps U.S. companies find new international business partners in worldwide markets. Locate your local U.S. Commercial Service office in 107 U.S. cities and 145 U.S. Embassies and Consulates for more information about our international business services.

USDA Foreign Agricultural Service
The Foreign Agricultural Service's International Internship Program provides college students the opportunity to live and work in a paid internship at an American Embassy overseas. Through work assignments participants learn various aspects of international trade, trade policy, international relations, diplomacy, regional and cultural considerations, etc. Positions are available in Western Europe, Latin America, and Asia. The internship is offered every semester and summer for graduate students and upperclassmen (juniors and seniors).

YMCA International
The YMCA is more than day camp, child care, sports, fitness or youth programs. It is a worldwide family of over 120 autonomous national movements committed to building a positive future for youth and families. The YMCA, founded in London, England, in 1844, is one of the largest social service organizations in the world, responding to the diverse needs of individuals in Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Caribbean, the Middle East, Europe, and North America. The YMCA currently serves over 40 million youth and families worldwide. In countries throughout the world, YMCA programs respond to local needs identified by each national YMCA movement. The YMCA is open to all faiths, races, abilities, ages and incomes.

8. North America

Accion International
ACCION International is a nonprofit that fights poverty through microlending. Their mission is to give people the tools they need to work their way out of poverty by providing "micro" loans and business training to poor women and men who start their own businesses. ACCION's partner lending organizations help people work their own way up the economic ladder, with dignity and pride. With capital, people can grow their own businesses. They can earn enough to afford basics like running water, better food and schooling for their children. Interns work on special projects in microfinance throughout the United States and even abroad.

Agriventure, International Agriculture Exchanges
Farms, ranches, horticulture, veterinary practices in Europe, New Zealand, Australia, Japan. Exchange programs can last from four months to over a year. The minimum application requirement time is two months before departure, but it is to your advantage to apply early.

APC: American Power Conservation Corporation
Offers internship & job opportunities in a variety of countries including Europe, Middle East, Africa, Japan, Asia, Australia, Latin and South America, North America and Canada.

BUNAC
This program, run by the British government, operates a rolling application procedure and complete applications are normally processed within two working days of receipt. They provide a work permit prior to departure and job listings in BUNAC offices in England.

Child Rights Information Network
The Child Rights Information Network (CRIN) is a global network that disseminates information about the Convention on the Rights of the Child and child rights amongst non-governmental organizations (NGOs), United Nations agencies, intergovernmental organizations (IGOs), educational institutions, and other child rights experts. CRIN has a membership of more than 1,100 organizations in over 100 countries. The site contains a directory of organizations working worldwide for children.

Communicating for Agriculture
Communicating for Agriculture offers agriculture exchanges along with thriving programs in horticulture, equine, and enology as well. The program has over 1000 participants in 43 different countries. CA Exchange Program is now the largest agricultural exchange program in the USA.

Conservation International
Mission is to conserve the Earth's living natural heritage, our global biodiversity, and to demonstrate that human societies are able to live harmoniously with nature.

Council on International Educational Exchange
Provides work authorization in numerous countries including Ireland, Canada, France, Costa Rica, Australia, China, etc. There is no formal application deadline. Once CIEE receives a completed application, processing may take up to four weeks. Work permits are provided prior to departure. Job listings and housing vacancies are available at CIEE offices abroad.

Dave's ESL Cafe
Site for students interested in working abroad teaching English as a Second Language

Earthwatch Institute
Almost 4,000 Earthwatch volunteers will join 700 research teams this year. Last year Earthwatch teams attracted men and women of all ages-over the minimum age of 16-hailing from 46 countries, and representing diverse educational, professional and cultural backgrounds.

Gender & Global Issues
The Gender and Global Issues (GGI) Group represents a research, teaching and outreach academic subgroup of the Women and Gender Studies Program at the University of California, Davis. Our interdisciplinary focus on gender issues includes African American and African Studies, Animal Science, Anthropology, Chicana/o Studies, Nutrition, and Sociology. Those who participate in GGI reflect the heterogeneity of the global community in both interests and backgrounds. The Gender and Global Issues programs currently focus on linking professional activist work with the academic research and theory. To this aim, we run a Post-Baccalaureate certificate program, facilitate student internships with grassroots NGOs both locally and internationally, and host occasional events on campus.

Global Volunteers
As a non-governmental organization (NGO) in a special consultative status with the United Nations, Global Volunteers is uniquely positioned to represent local leaders in a national and international arena, and to engage short-term volunteers in local development efforts with long-lasting results. At the request of local leaders and indigenous host organization, Global Volunteers sends teams of volunteers to live and work with local people on human and economic development projects identified by the community as important to its long-term development.

Humanity in Action
HIA believes that an important test of a genuine democracy is how it treats its racial, ethnic and religious minorities, and that the commitment to democratic values and the protection of minorities cannot be taken for granted in the United States and Europe.

International Fertilizer Development Center (IFDC)
Training program offered for volunteers interested in increasing agricultural productivity. Techniques involve development and transfer of effective, environmentally sound plant nutrient technology and agricultural marketing expertise. Studies conducted in various countries worldwide.

International Partnership for Service-Learning and Leadership
Offers a fully integrated study abroad experience. Unites academic study with substantive volunteer service and living in a family homestay or with students on-campus. Guided field trips, reflection, and other support services also help you to understand the culture and your experience of it.

International Service Learning
As an international educational agency, ISL organizes medicsl, educational, and adventure teams of volunteers to provide services for the underserved populations of Central and South America, Mexico, Asia and Africa. ISL provides educational opportunities for students from over eighty universities in several countries, but primarily in the United States. It is the goal of ISL to simultaneously provide both educational opportunities for students from developed countries while providing services for developing countries. ISL has education, field biology (zoology, botany, conservation genetics, etc), health, and international service (exploration of foreign countries) internships for students from UC Davis. The ISL website explores these in further detail. Financial help is available for some students.

International Volunteer Program
In Europe and in the United States, the International Volunteer Program has facilitated firsthand cultural understanding for hundreds of volunteers and provided volunteer staffing for more than 100 not-for-profit organizations.

International Volunteer Programs Association
The International Volunteer Programs Association (IVPA) is a new alliance of nonprofit, non-governmental organizations based in the Americas, that are involved in international volunteer and internship exchanges.

Northern California World Trade Center (NCWTC)
The Northern California World Trade Center (NCWTC), located in the Capital City, serves as the regions premier international business development resource. Licensed by the World Trade Center Association (WTCA) in New York City, the NCWTC is affiliated with an international network of over 750,000 WTC members and 350 centers around the world. NCWTC has become a powerful tool with incomparable resources and services designed for the business community. Centralizing trade and business activities allows for influential business people from around the world to come together at one location.

Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe
The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) is the largest regional security organization in the world with 55 participating states from Europe, Central Asia and North America. It is active in early warning, conflict prevention, crisis management and post-conflict rehabilitation. The Organization employs about 4,000 staff in 19 missions and field activities located in Southeastern Europe, the Caucasus, Eastern Europe and Central Asia. They work 'on the ground' to facilitate political processes, prevent or settle conflicts, and promote cilvil society and the rule of law.

Peace Brigades International
Seeking volunteer peacemakers to join in the fight against the use violent institutions and warfare as a means of human affairs. Teams are focused in Guatemala, Sri Lanka, Cambodia, and Native communities in North America.

Sacramento Regional Center for International Trade Development (CITD)
Strategically located in the state�s capitol and the heart of Northern California, the Sacramento Regional Center for International Trade Development (CITD) provides free consulting, research and other low cost seminars and services to enable the region�s exporters and importers to take advantage of the growing opportunities in the global marketplace. Grant funded by the Chancellor�s Office of the California Community Colleges and hosted by Los Rios Community College, the CITD also supports the endeavors of community college faculty to internationalize curriculum in its efforts to prepare students to participate in the global economy. Since its inception in 1990, the Center has served more than 2000 clients and provided international trade information to about 6000 persons and organizations. Like other CITDs, the Center also operates a California Mexico Trade Assistance Center (CMTAC) and is co-located with the Sacramento Small Business Development Center (SBDC), all operating out of Los Rios� Business and Economic Development Center at 1410 Ethan Way in Sacramento. To enhance client success, the CITD maintains numerous partnerships with other international agencies such as Northern California World Trade Center, USDOC�s Sacramento Export Assistance Center, California Technology Trade and Commerce Agency, Mexican Consulate, California Chamber of Commerce, and many other governmental agencies. Special programs include international trade classes offered online and while the CITD/CMTAC serves companies in all industries, a new program targets export services to the region�s burgeoning wine industry.

Unite for Sight
Unite For Sight is a non-profit organization that empowers communities worldwide to improve eye health and eliminate preventable blindness. Volunteer Teams work with partner eye clinics in developing countries to provide eye care and eye health education programs. Additionally, vision screening and education programs are implemented worldwide by volunteers working in ninety chapters established at universities in North America, Africa, Asia, and Latin America.

University of California Education Abroad Program
The Education Abroad Program is the distinctive and distinguished international program of the University of California that provides academic exchanges and integrates international curricula and learning opportunities into the University. EAP offers full-year and short-term programs in a wide range of academic disciplines for sophomore through graduate students. EAP participants enroll in regular host university courses for a full academic year abroad, or may participate in short-term and discipline-specific programs. Financial aid information is available on the EAP Scholarships and Fellowships page at EAP Financial Aid Information.

US Commercial Service
The U.S. Commercial Service helps U.S. companies find new international business partners in worldwide markets. Locate your local U.S. Commercial Service office in 107 U.S. cities and 145 U.S. Embassies and Consulates for more information about our international business services.

Volunteers in Asia (VIA)
VIA is a private, non-profit, non-sectarian organization dedicated to increasing understanding between the United States and Asia. Since 1963, its Volunteer Programs in Asia have provided young Americans with an opportunity to work and live within an Asia culture while meeting the needs of Asian host institutions. VIA's Stanford Programs offer a wide range of short-term, international study programs between the U.S. and Asia and among various Asian nations.

Wildlands Studies
Wildlands Studies offers onsite field research projects throughout the US and around the world. This year you can choose among 27 wildlife, wildland, and wildwater projects in Montana, Alaska, Hawai'i, California, Washington, Wyoming, New York, Canada, Belize, Thailand, Nepal, Costa Rica, Kenya and New Zealand.

World Bank Group
Seeking young professionals proficient in finance, economics, education, public health, urban planning, private sector development, and natural resource management. Minimum of 2 years experience and/or continued academic study at the doctorate level required. Two twelve-month rotational assignments offered to each participant in locations varying from the US to divisions abroad.

YMCA International
The YMCA is more than day camp, child care, sports, fitness or youth programs. It is a worldwide family of over 120 autonomous national movements committed to building a positive future for youth and families. The YMCA, founded in London, England, in 1844, is one of the largest social service organizations in the world, responding to the diverse needs of individuals in Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Caribbean, the Middle East, Europe, and North America. The YMCA currently serves over 40 million youth and families worldwide. In countries throughout the world, YMCA programs respond to local needs identified by each national YMCA movement. The YMCA is open to all faiths, races, abilities, ages and incomes.

9. South America

Accion International
ACCION International is a nonprofit that fights poverty through microlending. Their mission is to give people the tools they need to work their way out of poverty by providing "micro" loans and business training to poor women and men who start their own businesses. ACCION's partner lending organizations help people work their own way up the economic ladder, with dignity and pride. With capital, people can grow their own businesses. They can earn enough to afford basics like running water, better food and schooling for their children. Interns work on special projects in microfinance throughout the United States and even abroad.

American Friends Service Committee
Quaker organization seeking volunteers of all faiths to combat social injustice with peace and humanitarianism in Africa, Asia, Latin and Central America, and Central Europe. Positions typically last for one academic semester and full benefits/stipends are offered to overseas staff.

Amigos de las Americas
Amigos de las Am�ricas (AMIGOS) creates opportunities for young people to excel in leadership roles promoting public health, education and community development. Founded in 1965, AMIGOS is a non-profit organization that provides exceptional leadership training and volunteer service opportunities in the United States and Latin America. AMIGOS' youth-led programs and strong partnerships with international development, non-profit, and government agencies distinguish it from other international experiences.

APC: American Power Conservation Corporation
Offers internship & job opportunities in a variety of countries including Europe, Middle East, Africa, Japan, Asia, Australia, Latin and South America, North America and Canada.

Camp Adventure Youth Services
Camp Adventure International - UC Davis students and students from CSU Sacramento and California community colleges can become camp counselors or swim instructors abroad, receiving air fare and housing, plus a daily stipend and weekends off for travel. Camp Adventure Youth Services places 900+ college students and recent graduates in both summer and school year youth development and camp counseling programs on U.S. military bases, British garrisons and some U.S. embassies in Europe and Asia.

In 2009 42 UCD students and 20 CSUS and community college students enjoyed rewarding summer internship in England, Russia, Germany, Italy, Spain, Belgium, the Netherlands, Korea, Japan, Guam, Hong Kong, China, Marshall Islands, Okinawa and the U.S. e.g. Hawaii, Pensylvania & Florida.

Interested applicants must attend one Mandatory Leadership Assessment Center - LAC (Group Interview Day) at UC Davis, Room 147, Olson Hall on Saturday, November 21, 9:00am-4pm or at CSUS, Saturday, December 12, University Union, 9:00am-4pm (or at Chico State on December 5, time TBD). To apply visit the Camp Adventure website and submit an on-line Interest Card. You will receive an email providing access to the application Complete and submit your application online AND bring a copy of your application to one of our local Leadership Assessment Centers. Please email your RSVP with the date of the LAC you plan to attend to ucdavis@campadventure.com.

Questions? Contact Ken Barnes, 211 South Hall, Internship & Career Center.

CDS International
Offers several internships in the fields of business, engineering and agriculture

Center for Education Abroad-Arcadia University
The Center for Education Abroad serves more than 1,800 students from 200 North American colleges and universities. They offer more than 60 undergraduate programs throughout eight countries: Australia, Great Britain, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, Spain, and New Zealand. Prime international internship opportunities are available in Canberra, Australia's capital city, as well as in Dublin, London, Edinburgh, and Sydney.

Child Family Health International
Created to encourage and facilitate US medical students to work abroad and to learn both lay and medical Spanish. The central philosophy of CFHI is to narrow the gap between existing medical technology and its accessibility to underserved populations. Through this program participants can learn innovative problem-solving skills which can be applied to rural and urban health care areas in the United States.

Child Rights Information Network
The Child Rights Information Network (CRIN) is a global network that disseminates information about the Convention on the Rights of the Child and child rights amongst non-governmental organizations (NGOs), United Nations agencies, intergovernmental organizations (IGOs), educational institutions, and other child rights experts. CRIN has a membership of more than 1,100 organizations in over 100 countries. The site contains a directory of organizations working worldwide for children.

CII-International Exchange Programme
An invitation to take part in a unique experience of cultural exchange, in which exchange students and graduates share their language and culture with Argentine, Chilean or Spanish students of English in their role of Culture & Language Facilitators at schools or language schools, become involved in a Spanish-speaking community while staying with a family, and learn the language in an intensive Spanish Immersion Programme (optional) and through further Spanish Coaching.

Communicating for Agriculture
Communicating for Agriculture offers agriculture exchanges along with thriving programs in horticulture, equine, and enology as well. The program has over 1000 participants in 43 different countries. CA Exchange Program is now the largest agricultural exchange program in the USA.

Concern America Volunteer Program
International development and refugee aid organization seeking volunteers knowledgeable in the following fields: health, public health, nutrition, health education, adult literacy, sanitation, agroforestry, appropriate technology, engineering, and community organizing. Members will assist impoverished communities and refugees in developing countries such as Brazil, El Salvador, Guatemala, Guinea, Honduras, Mexico, and Mozambique in their efforts to improve their living conditions. Concern America provides room and board, health insurance, transportation, and a stipend of $350/month.

Conservation International
Mission is to conserve the Earth's living natural heritage, our global biodiversity, and to demonstrate that human societies are able to live harmoniously with nature.

Cross Cultural Solutions
Cross-Cultural Solutions is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization founded in 1995 and headquartered in New Rochelle, New York, USA. Cross-Cultural Solutions UK is a registered charity and located in Brighton, United Kingdom. Cross-Cultural Solutions operates in 10 countries with more than 250 staff members worldwide. To date, the organization has brought approximately 10,000 participants to countries around the world. Steven Rosenthal founded Cross-Cultural Solutions in 1995 and serves as its Executive Director. Cross-Cultural Solutions offer three types of Programs: Volunteer Abroad, Intern Abroad and Insight Abroad . Our Volunteer Abroad and Intern Abroad Programs are year-round, and normally range from 2-12 weeks. We have programs in Brazil, China, Costa Rica, Ghana, Guatemala, India, Peru, Russia, Tanzania and Thailand. Our Insight Abroad program is one week and is available in Brazil and Costa Rica .

Dave's ESL Cafe
Site for students interested in working abroad teaching English as a Second Language

Footprints Recruiting Inc.
http://www.footprintsrecruiting.com/

Foundation for Sustainable Development
The Foundation for Sustainable Development was founded in 1995 to support the efforts of local development organizations working to improve the welfare of the people living in their communities. FSD provides these grassroots organizations with human resources, financial resources, and technical assistance. Our primary goal is to increase their capacity to serve their communities. In striving to achieve this goal, other benefits emerge: we raise awareness of the challenges faced by those in the developing world, we train the development leaders of tomorrow, and we facilitate increased cross-cultural understanding.

Frontier
Volunteer opportunities available for researchers interested in a career in tropical research or conservation. Offers research training and field work experience in Madagascar, Tanzania, Vietnam, Andaman Islands, or Nicaragua for the duration of 4, 8, 10, or 20 weeks. Subjects vary from wildlife, habitat, and biodiversity conservation issues to management issues.

Glenn Falls Medical Missionary Site
The Glens Falls Medical Missionary Foundation is a non-profit* organization formed to provide services to a medically under-served area of Guatemala. Our goals include determining the area�s health needs through discussion with the local residents and community leaders. We then work to provide a wide range of medical and other health-related services to meet these needs.

Global Volunteers
As a non-governmental organization (NGO) in a special consultative status with the United Nations, Global Volunteers is uniquely positioned to represent local leaders in a national and international arena, and to engage short-term volunteers in local development efforts with long-lasting results. At the request of local leaders and indigenous host organization, Global Volunteers sends teams of volunteers to live and work with local people on human and economic development projects identified by the community as important to its long-term development.

Institute for Study Abroad-Butler University
Study in regular classes with degree-seeking students. Live in a residence hall, student apartment, or host family, depending on the country. Short-term and long-term study abroad experiences.

International Cooperative Education (ICE Menlo)
Opportunities for all majors. Internships and housing are arranged. Internship opportunities have included International Economic Development, Health Care, Automotive Engineering (BMW, Porsche, Toyota) Public Relations, Banking, Information Technology, and Business. Countries have included Germany, France, Switzerland, Argentina, Japan, South Africa, Singapore, China and England. Drop by anytime Monday thru Friday between 9am to 4p to room 318 South Hall and read the student reports from sample internships. The ICE Menlo binder should provide more specific program expectations.

International Partnership for Service-Learning and Leadership
Offers a fully integrated study abroad experience. Unites academic study with substantive volunteer service and living in a family homestay or with students on-campus. Guided field trips, reflection, and other support services also help you to understand the culture and your experience of it.

International Service Learning
As an international educational agency, ISL organizes medicsl, educational, and adventure teams of volunteers to provide services for the underserved populations of Central and South America, Mexico, Asia and Africa. ISL provides educational opportunities for students from over eighty universities in several countries, but primarily in the United States. It is the goal of ISL to simultaneously provide both educational opportunities for students from developed countries while providing services for developing countries. ISL has education, field biology (zoology, botany, conservation genetics, etc), health, and international service (exploration of foreign countries) internships for students from UC Davis. The ISL website explores these in further detail. Financial help is available for some students.

International Student Volunteers
Costa Rica, Australia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Thailand and New Zealand --- combine volunteer projects from 2-8 weeks in length and ranging from plant and animal conservation to social community development with a 2 week outdoor adventure tour. Cost is program fee plus air fare. Attend one of the information sessions held hourly.

International Volunteer Programs Association
The International Volunteer Programs Association (IVPA) is a new alliance of nonprofit, non-governmental organizations based in the Americas, that are involved in international volunteer and internship exchanges.

MESA
MESA is a non-profit organization and U.S. Department of State-designated Exchange Visitor Program. MESA sponsors ecological farmer-to-farmer exchanges between participating countries and the United States.They promote experiential training and cross-cultural opportunities for aspiring agriculturists who then share new insights and skills with their home communities.

Peace Brigades International
Seeking volunteer peacemakers to join in the fight against the use violent institutions and warfare as a means of human affairs. Teams are focused in Guatemala, Sri Lanka, Cambodia, and Native communities in North America.

Projects Abroad
Until 1997, Projects Abroad was a small organization with two part-time staff sending university students for work experience teaching placements in Eastern Europe. But with more and more people taking time out on academic and work-related breaks - and with many developing countries in need of self-funded volunteers - our organized volunteer programs have mushroomed around the world. Our volunteers now do a lot more than just teach English. We now have over 20 staff in our offices in Southern England - not far from the university where Peter Slowe (the geographer who founded Projects Abroad ) used to teach. With over 100 trained staff at our destinations, and offering over 80 generic placements and a wide choice within these placements, we are now the leading volunteer placement organization in the US.

Unite for Sight
Unite For Sight is a non-profit organization that empowers communities worldwide to improve eye health and eliminate preventable blindness. Volunteer Teams work with partner eye clinics in developing countries to provide eye care and eye health education programs. Additionally, vision screening and education programs are implemented worldwide by volunteers working in ninety chapters established at universities in North America, Africa, Asia, and Latin America.

University of California Education Abroad Program
The Education Abroad Program is the distinctive and distinguished international program of the University of California that provides academic exchanges and integrates international curricula and learning opportunities into the University. EAP offers full-year and short-term programs in a wide range of academic disciplines for sophomore through graduate students. EAP participants enroll in regular host university courses for a full academic year abroad, or may participate in short-term and discipline-specific programs. Financial aid information is available on the EAP Scholarships and Fellowships page at EAP Financial Aid Information.

US Commercial Service
The U.S. Commercial Service helps U.S. companies find new international business partners in worldwide markets. Locate your local U.S. Commercial Service office in 107 U.S. cities and 145 U.S. Embassies and Consulates for more information about our international business services.

USDA Foreign Agricultural Service
The Foreign Agricultural Service's International Internship Program provides college students the opportunity to live and work in a paid internship at an American Embassy overseas. Through work assignments participants learn various aspects of international trade, trade policy, international relations, diplomacy, regional and cultural considerations, etc. Positions are available in Western Europe, Latin America, and Asia. The internship is offered every semester and summer for graduate students and upperclassmen (juniors and seniors).

Worldteach
WorldTeach is a non-profit, non-governmental organization based at the Center for International Development at Harvard University which provides opportunities for individuals to make a meaningful contribution to international education by living and working as volunteer teachers in developing countries. WorldTeach has established a proud history of contributing to international education and development as well as promoting cultural exchange between disparate regions of the world. WorldTeach has placed thousands of volunteer educators in communities throughout Asia, Latin America, Africa and Eastern Europe.

YMCA International
The YMCA is more than day camp, child care, sports, fitness or youth programs. It is a worldwide family of over 120 autonomous national movements committed to building a positive future for youth and families. The YMCA, founded in London, England, in 1844, is one of the largest social service organizations in the world, responding to the diverse needs of individuals in Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Caribbean, the Middle East, Europe, and North America. The YMCA currently serves over 40 million youth and families worldwide. In countries throughout the world, YMCA programs respond to local needs identified by each national YMCA movement. The YMCA is open to all faiths, races, abilities, ages and incomes.

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International Programs for Graduate Students and Postdoctoral Scholars

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International Programs for Graduate Students and Postdoctoral Scholars
The following organizations offer international internships. Be aware that many of these organizations have application deadlines.

1. General Placement Programs

AEON Corporation
For more than three decades, the AEON Corporation of Japan has been an innovator in the field of English education, offering exceptional classroom and internet opportunities to study and master the language. Founded in 1973, AEON has grown to become one of the largest and most respected private educational institutes of its kind, with more than 3,000 employees. Current student enrollment exceeds 100,000 in more than 300 branch schools located within every prefecture of Japan. AEON employs a teaching staff of over 800 teachers and education specialists from English-speaking nations.

Camp Adventure Youth Services
Camp Adventure International - UC Davis students and students from CSU Sacramento and California community colleges can become camp counselors or swim instructors abroad, receiving air fare and housing, plus a daily stipend and weekends off for travel. Camp Adventure Youth Services places 900+ college students and recent graduates in both summer and school year youth development and camp counseling programs on U.S. military bases, British garrisons and some U.S. embassies in Europe and Asia.

In 2009 42 UCD students and 20 CSUS and community college students enjoyed rewarding summer internship in England, Russia, Germany, Italy, Spain, Belgium, the Netherlands, Korea, Japan, Guam, Hong Kong, China, Marshall Islands, Okinawa and the U.S. e.g. Hawaii, Pensylvania & Florida.

Interested applicants must attend one Mandatory Leadership Assessment Center - LAC (Group Interview Day) at UC Davis, Room 147, Olson Hall on Saturday, November 21, 9:00am-4pm or at CSUS, Saturday, December 12, University Union, 9:00am-4pm (or at Chico State on December 5, time TBD). To apply visit the Camp Adventure website and submit an on-line Interest Card. You will receive an email providing access to the application Complete and submit your application online AND bring a copy of your application to one of our local Leadership Assessment Centers. Please email your RSVP with the date of the LAC you plan to attend to ucdavis@campadventure.com.

Questions? Contact Ken Barnes, 211 South Hall, Internship & Career Center.

Foundation for Sustainable Development
The Foundation for Sustainable Development was founded in 1995 to support the efforts of local development organizations working to improve the welfare of the people living in their communities. FSD provides these grassroots organizations with human resources, financial resources, and technical assistance. Our primary goal is to increase their capacity to serve their communities. In striving to achieve this goal, other benefits emerge: we raise awareness of the challenges faced by those in the developing world, we train the development leaders of tomorrow, and we facilitate increased cross-cultural understanding.

International Cooperative Education (ICE Menlo)
Opportunities for all majors. Internships and housing are arranged. Internship opportunities have included International Economic Development, Health Care, Automotive Engineering (BMW, Porsche, Toyota) Public Relations, Banking, Information Technology, and Business. Countries have included Germany, France, Switzerland, Argentina, Japan, South Africa, Singapore, China and England. Drop by anytime Monday thru Friday between 9am to 4p to room 318 South Hall and read the student reports from sample internships. The ICE Menlo binder should provide more specific program expectations.

International Service Learning
As an international educational agency, ISL organizes medicsl, educational, and adventure teams of volunteers to provide services for the underserved populations of Central and South America, Mexico, Asia and Africa. ISL provides educational opportunities for students from over eighty universities in several countries, but primarily in the United States. It is the goal of ISL to simultaneously provide both educational opportunities for students from developed countries while providing services for developing countries. ISL has education, field biology (zoology, botany, conservation genetics, etc), health, and international service (exploration of foreign countries) internships for students from UC Davis. The ISL website explores these in further detail. Financial help is available for some students.

Projects Abroad
Until 1997, Projects Abroad was a small organization with two part-time staff sending university students for work experience teaching placements in Eastern Europe. But with more and more people taking time out on academic and work-related breaks - and with many developing countries in need of self-funded volunteers - our organized volunteer programs have mushroomed around the world. Our volunteers now do a lot more than just teach English. We now have over 20 staff in our offices in Southern England - not far from the university where Peter Slowe (the geographer who founded Projects Abroad ) used to teach. With over 100 trained staff at our destinations, and offering over 80 generic placements and a wide choice within these placements, we are now the leading volunteer placement organization in the US.

UC (UK) Trust
The University of California Trust (located in the UK) has over 80 internships in England, Ireland and Scotland available for UC Davis students and soon-to-be graduates! Many are paid! Some of the contacts may be different now; be polite and ask for the new contact or person that has replaced that individual. Areas of potential placements include: Communication, Art, Theater, Business, Law, Architecture, Politics, Public Affairs, Health, IT and Engineering!!

2. Business/Economics

Contact Singapore
Contact Singapore is a global network that offers professional advisory services and networking channels to global talent, overseas Singaporeans and students interested in exciting career and educational opportunities in Singapore. Our eight international offices located in Australia, China, Europe, India, North America and Singapore are staffed by highly motivated teams who are focused on creating the greatest value for our clients and providing opportunities for all.

International Cooperative Education (ICE Menlo)
Opportunities for all majors. Internships and housing are arranged. Internship opportunities have included International Economic Development, Health Care, Automotive Engineering (BMW, Porsche, Toyota) Public Relations, Banking, Information Technology, and Business. Countries have included Germany, France, Switzerland, Argentina, Japan, South Africa, Singapore, China and England. Drop by anytime Monday thru Friday between 9am to 4p to room 318 South Hall and read the student reports from sample internships. The ICE Menlo binder should provide more specific program expectations.

Projects Abroad
Until 1997, Projects Abroad was a small organization with two part-time staff sending university students for work experience teaching placements in Eastern Europe. But with more and more people taking time out on academic and work-related breaks - and with many developing countries in need of self-funded volunteers - our organized volunteer programs have mushroomed around the world. Our volunteers now do a lot more than just teach English. We now have over 20 staff in our offices in Southern England - not far from the university where Peter Slowe (the geographer who founded Projects Abroad ) used to teach. With over 100 trained staff at our destinations, and offering over 80 generic placements and a wide choice within these placements, we are now the leading volunteer placement organization in the US.

UC (UK) Trust
The University of California Trust (located in the UK) has over 80 internships in England, Ireland and Scotland available for UC Davis students and soon-to-be graduates! Many are paid! Some of the contacts may be different now; be polite and ask for the new contact or person that has replaced that individual. Areas of potential placements include: Communication, Art, Theater, Business, Law, Architecture, Politics, Public Affairs, Health, IT and Engineering!!

US Commercial Service
The U.S. Commercial Service helps U.S. companies find new international business partners in worldwide markets. Locate your local U.S. Commercial Service office in 107 U.S. cities and 145 U.S. Embassies and Consulates for more information about our international business services.

USDA Foreign Agricultural Service
The Foreign Agricultural Service's International Internship Program provides college students the opportunity to live and work in a paid internship at an American Embassy overseas. Through work assignments participants learn various aspects of international trade, trade policy, international relations, diplomacy, regional and cultural considerations, etc. Positions are available in Western Europe, Latin America, and Asia. The internship is offered every semester and summer for graduate students and upperclassmen (juniors and seniors).

3. Design

Contact Singapore
Contact Singapore is a global network that offers professional advisory services and networking channels to global talent, overseas Singaporeans and students interested in exciting career and educational opportunities in Singapore. Our eight international offices located in Australia, China, Europe, India, North America and Singapore are staffed by highly motivated teams who are focused on creating the greatest value for our clients and providing opportunities for all.

UC (UK) Trust
The University of California Trust (located in the UK) has over 80 internships in England, Ireland and Scotland available for UC Davis students and soon-to-be graduates! Many are paid! Some of the contacts may be different now; be polite and ask for the new contact or person that has replaced that individual. Areas of potential placements include: Communication, Art, Theater, Business, Law, Architecture, Politics, Public Affairs, Health, IT and Engineering!!

4. Education

AEON Corporation
For more than three decades, the AEON Corporation of Japan has been an innovator in the field of English education, offering exceptional classroom and internet opportunities to study and master the language. Founded in 1973, AEON has grown to become one of the largest and most respected private educational institutes of its kind, with more than 3,000 employees. Current student enrollment exceeds 100,000 in more than 300 branch schools located within every prefecture of Japan. AEON employs a teaching staff of over 800 teachers and education specialists from English-speaking nations.

Camp Adventure Youth Services
Camp Adventure International - UC Davis students and students from CSU Sacramento and California community colleges can become camp counselors or swim instructors abroad, receiving air fare and housing, plus a daily stipend and weekends off for travel. Camp Adventure Youth Services places 900+ college students and recent graduates in both summer and school year youth development and camp counseling programs on U.S. military bases, British garrisons and some U.S. embassies in Europe and Asia.

In 2009 42 UCD students and 20 CSUS and community college students enjoyed rewarding summer internship in England, Russia, Germany, Italy, Spain, Belgium, the Netherlands, Korea, Japan, Guam, Hong Kong, China, Marshall Islands, Okinawa and the U.S. e.g. Hawaii, Pensylvania & Florida.

Interested applicants must attend one Mandatory Leadership Assessment Center - LAC (Group Interview Day) at UC Davis, Room 147, Olson Hall on Saturday, November 21, 9:00am-4pm or at CSUS, Saturday, December 12, University Union, 9:00am-4pm (or at Chico State on December 5, time TBD). To apply visit the Camp Adventure website and submit an on-line Interest Card. You will receive an email providing access to the application Complete and submit your application online AND bring a copy of your application to one of our local Leadership Assessment Centers. Please email your RSVP with the date of the LAC you plan to attend to ucdavis@campadventure.com.

Questions? Contact Ken Barnes, 211 South Hall, Internship & Career Center.

Contact Singapore
Contact Singapore is a global network that offers professional advisory services and networking channels to global talent, overseas Singaporeans and students interested in exciting career and educational opportunities in Singapore. Our eight international offices located in Australia, China, Europe, India, North America and Singapore are staffed by highly motivated teams who are focused on creating the greatest value for our clients and providing opportunities for all.

Foundation for Sustainable Development
The Foundation for Sustainable Development was founded in 1995 to support the efforts of local development organizations working to improve the welfare of the people living in their communities. FSD provides these grassroots organizations with human resources, financial resources, and technical assistance. Our primary goal is to increase their capacity to serve their communities. In striving to achieve this goal, other benefits emerge: we raise awareness of the challenges faced by those in the developing world, we train the development leaders of tomorrow, and we facilitate increased cross-cultural understanding.

International Cooperative Education (ICE Menlo)
Opportunities for all majors. Internships and housing are arranged. Internship opportunities have included International Economic Development, Health Care, Automotive Engineering (BMW, Porsche, Toyota) Public Relations, Banking, Information Technology, and Business. Countries have included Germany, France, Switzerland, Argentina, Japan, South Africa, Singapore, China and England. Drop by anytime Monday thru Friday between 9am to 4p to room 318 South Hall and read the student reports from sample internships. The ICE Menlo binder should provide more specific program expectations.

International Service Learning
As an international educational agency, ISL organizes medicsl, educational, and adventure teams of volunteers to provide services for the underserved populations of Central and South America, Mexico, Asia and Africa. ISL provides educational opportunities for students from over eighty universities in several countries, but primarily in the United States. It is the goal of ISL to simultaneously provide both educational opportunities for students from developed countries while providing services for developing countries. ISL has education, field biology (zoology, botany, conservation genetics, etc), health, and international service (exploration of foreign countries) internships for students from UC Davis. The ISL website explores these in further detail. Financial help is available for some students.

Projects Abroad
Until 1997, Projects Abroad was a small organization with two part-time staff sending university students for work experience teaching placements in Eastern Europe. But with more and more people taking time out on academic and work-related breaks - and with many developing countries in need of self-funded volunteers - our organized volunteer programs have mushroomed around the world. Our volunteers now do a lot more than just teach English. We now have over 20 staff in our offices in Southern England - not far from the university where Peter Slowe (the geographer who founded Projects Abroad ) used to teach. With over 100 trained staff at our destinations, and offering over 80 generic placements and a wide choice within these placements, we are now the leading volunteer placement organization in the US.

5. Environmental

Contact Singapore
Contact Singapore is a global network that offers professional advisory services and networking channels to global talent, overseas Singaporeans and students interested in exciting career and educational opportunities in Singapore. Our eight international offices located in Australia, China, Europe, India, North America and Singapore are staffed by highly motivated teams who are focused on creating the greatest value for our clients and providing opportunities for all.

Foundation for Sustainable Development
The Foundation for Sustainable Development was founded in 1995 to support the efforts of local development organizations working to improve the welfare of the people living in their communities. FSD provides these grassroots organizations with human resources, financial resources, and technical assistance. Our primary goal is to increase their capacity to serve their communities. In striving to achieve this goal, other benefits emerge: we raise awareness of the challenges faced by those in the developing world, we train the development leaders of tomorrow, and we facilitate increased cross-cultural understanding.

International Service Learning
As an international educational agency, ISL organizes medicsl, educational, and adventure teams of volunteers to provide services for the underserved populations of Central and South America, Mexico, Asia and Africa. ISL provides educational opportunities for students from over eighty universities in several countries, but primarily in the United States. It is the goal of ISL to simultaneously provide both educational opportunities for students from developed countries while providing services for developing countries. ISL has education, field biology (zoology, botany, conservation genetics, etc), health, and international service (exploration of foreign countries) internships for students from UC Davis. The ISL website explores these in further detail. Financial help is available for some students.

Projects Abroad
Until 1997, Projects Abroad was a small organization with two part-time staff sending university students for work experience teaching placements in Eastern Europe. But with more and more people taking time out on academic and work-related breaks - and with many developing countries in need of self-funded volunteers - our organized volunteer programs have mushroomed around the world. Our volunteers now do a lot more than just teach English. We now have over 20 staff in our offices in Southern England - not far from the university where Peter Slowe (the geographer who founded Projects Abroad ) used to teach. With over 100 trained staff at our destinations, and offering over 80 generic placements and a wide choice within these placements, we are now the leading volunteer placement organization in the US.

UC (UK) Trust
The University of California Trust (located in the UK) has over 80 internships in England, Ireland and Scotland available for UC Davis students and soon-to-be graduates! Many are paid! Some of the contacts may be different now; be polite and ask for the new contact or person that has replaced that individual. Areas of potential placements include: Communication, Art, Theater, Business, Law, Architecture, Politics, Public Affairs, Health, IT and Engineering!!

6. Engineering/Technology

Contact Singapore
Contact Singapore is a global network that offers professional advisory services and networking channels to global talent, overseas Singaporeans and students interested in exciting career and educational opportunities in Singapore. Our eight international offices located in Australia, China, Europe, India, North America and Singapore are staffed by highly motivated teams who are focused on creating the greatest value for our clients and providing opportunities for all.

International Cooperative Education (ICE Menlo)
Opportunities for all majors. Internships and housing are arranged. Internship opportunities have included International Economic Development, Health Care, Automotive Engineering (BMW, Porsche, Toyota) Public Relations, Banking, Information Technology, and Business. Countries have included Germany, France, Switzerland, Argentina, Japan, South Africa, Singapore, China and England. Drop by anytime Monday thru Friday between 9am to 4p to room 318 South Hall and read the student reports from sample internships. The ICE Menlo binder should provide more specific program expectations.

UC (UK) Trust
The University of California Trust (located in the UK) has over 80 internships in England, Ireland and Scotland available for UC Davis students and soon-to-be graduates! Many are paid! Some of the contacts may be different now; be polite and ask for the new contact or person that has replaced that individual. Areas of potential placements include: Communication, Art, Theater, Business, Law, Architecture, Politics, Public Affairs, Health, IT and Engineering!!

7. Human Rights

Foundation for Sustainable Development
The Foundation for Sustainable Development was founded in 1995 to support the efforts of local development organizations working to improve the welfare of the people living in their communities. FSD provides these grassroots organizations with human resources, financial resources, and technical assistance. Our primary goal is to increase their capacity to serve their communities. In striving to achieve this goal, other benefits emerge: we raise awareness of the challenges faced by those in the developing world, we train the development leaders of tomorrow, and we facilitate increased cross-cultural understanding.

Projects Abroad
Until 1997, Projects Abroad was a small organization with two part-time staff sending university students for work experience teaching placements in Eastern Europe. But with more and more people taking time out on academic and work-related breaks - and with many developing countries in need of self-funded volunteers - our organized volunteer programs have mushroomed around the world. Our volunteers now do a lot more than just teach English. We now have over 20 staff in our offices in Southern England - not far from the university where Peter Slowe (the geographer who founded Projects Abroad ) used to teach. With over 100 trained staff at our destinations, and offering over 80 generic placements and a wide choice within these placements, we are now the leading volunteer placement organization in the US.

UC (UK) Trust
The University of California Trust (located in the UK) has over 80 internships in England, Ireland and Scotland available for UC Davis students and soon-to-be graduates! Many are paid! Some of the contacts may be different now; be polite and ask for the new contact or person that has replaced that individual. Areas of potential placements include: Communication, Art, Theater, Business, Law, Architecture, Politics, Public Affairs, Health, IT and Engineering!!

8. Health

Camp Adventure Youth Services
Camp Adventure International - UC Davis students and students from CSU Sacramento and California community colleges can become camp counselors or swim instructors abroad, receiving air fare and housing, plus a daily stipend and weekends off for travel. Camp Adventure Youth Services places 900+ college students and recent graduates in both summer and school year youth development and camp counseling programs on U.S. military bases, British garrisons and some U.S. embassies in Europe and Asia.

In 2009 42 UCD students and 20 CSUS and community college students enjoyed rewarding summer internship in England, Russia, Germany, Italy, Spain, Belgium, the Netherlands, Korea, Japan, Guam, Hong Kong, China, Marshall Islands, Okinawa and the U.S. e.g. Hawaii, Pensylvania & Florida.

Interested applicants must attend one Mandatory Leadership Assessment Center - LAC (Group Interview Day) at UC Davis, Room 147, Olson Hall on Saturday, November 21, 9:00am-4pm or at CSUS, Saturday, December 12, University Union, 9:00am-4pm (or at Chico State on December 5, time TBD). To apply visit the Camp Adventure website and submit an on-line Interest Card. You will receive an email providing access to the application Complete and submit your application online AND bring a copy of your application to one of our local Leadership Assessment Centers. Please email your RSVP with the date of the LAC you plan to attend to ucdavis@campadventure.com.

Questions? Contact Ken Barnes, 211 South Hall, Internship & Career Center.

Contact Singapore
Contact Singapore is a global network that offers professional advisory services and networking channels to global talent, overseas Singaporeans and students interested in exciting career and educational opportunities in Singapore. Our eight international offices located in Australia, China, Europe, India, North America and Singapore are staffed by highly motivated teams who are focused on creating the greatest value for our clients and providing opportunities for all.

Foundation for Sustainable Development
The Foundation for Sustainable Development was founded in 1995 to support the efforts of local development organizations working to improve the welfare of the people living in their communities. FSD provides these grassroots organizations with human resources, financial resources, and technical assistance. Our primary goal is to increase their capacity to serve their communities. In striving to achieve this goal, other benefits emerge: we raise awareness of the challenges faced by those in the developing world, we train the development leaders of tomorrow, and we facilitate increased cross-cultural understanding.

International Cooperative Education (ICE Menlo)
Opportunities for all majors. Internships and housing are arranged. Internship opportunities have included International Economic Development, Health Care, Automotive Engineering (BMW, Porsche, Toyota) Public Relations, Banking, Information Technology, and Business. Countries have included Germany, France, Switzerland, Argentina, Japan, South Africa, Singapore, China and England. Drop by anytime Monday thru Friday between 9am to 4p to room 318 South Hall and read the student reports from sample internships. The ICE Menlo binder should provide more specific program expectations.

International Service Learning
As an international educational agency, ISL organizes medicsl, educational, and adventure teams of volunteers to provide services for the underserved populations of Central and South America, Mexico, Asia and Africa. ISL provides educational opportunities for students from over eighty universities in several countries, but primarily in the United States. It is the goal of ISL to simultaneously provide both educational opportunities for students from developed countries while providing services for developing countries. ISL has education, field biology (zoology, botany, conservation genetics, etc), health, and international service (exploration of foreign countries) internships for students from UC Davis. The ISL website explores these in further detail. Financial help is available for some students.

Projects Abroad
Until 1997, Projects Abroad was a small organization with two part-time staff sending university students for work experience teaching placements in Eastern Europe. But with more and more people taking time out on academic and work-related breaks - and with many developing countries in need of self-funded volunteers - our organized volunteer programs have mushroomed around the world. Our volunteers now do a lot more than just teach English. We now have over 20 staff in our offices in Southern England - not far from the university where Peter Slowe (the geographer who founded Projects Abroad ) used to teach. With over 100 trained staff at our destinations, and offering over 80 generic placements and a wide choice within these placements, we are now the leading volunteer placement organization in the US.

UC (UK) Trust
The University of California Trust (located in the UK) has over 80 internships in England, Ireland and Scotland available for UC Davis students and soon-to-be graduates! Many are paid! Some of the contacts may be different now; be polite and ask for the new contact or person that has replaced that individual. Areas of potential placements include: Communication, Art, Theater, Business, Law, Architecture, Politics, Public Affairs, Health, IT and Engineering!!

9. International Agriculture

Foundation for Sustainable Development
The Foundation for Sustainable Development was founded in 1995 to support the efforts of local development organizations working to improve the welfare of the people living in their communities. FSD provides these grassroots organizations with human resources, financial resources, and technical assistance. Our primary goal is to increase their capacity to serve their communities. In striving to achieve this goal, other benefits emerge: we raise awareness of the challenges faced by those in the developing world, we train the development leaders of tomorrow, and we facilitate increased cross-cultural understanding.

International Service Learning
As an international educational agency, ISL organizes medicsl, educational, and adventure teams of volunteers to provide services for the underserved populations of Central and South America, Mexico, Asia and Africa. ISL provides educational opportunities for students from over eighty universities in several countries, but primarily in the United States. It is the goal of ISL to simultaneously provide both educational opportunities for students from developed countries while providing services for developing countries. ISL has education, field biology (zoology, botany, conservation genetics, etc), health, and international service (exploration of foreign countries) internships for students from UC Davis. The ISL website explores these in further detail. Financial help is available for some students.

Projects Abroad
Until 1997, Projects Abroad was a small organization with two part-time staff sending university students for work experience teaching placements in Eastern Europe. But with more and more people taking time out on academic and work-related breaks - and with many developing countries in need of self-funded volunteers - our organized volunteer programs have mushroomed around the world. Our volunteers now do a lot more than just teach English. We now have over 20 staff in our offices in Southern England - not far from the university where Peter Slowe (the geographer who founded Projects Abroad ) used to teach. With over 100 trained staff at our destinations, and offering over 80 generic placements and a wide choice within these placements, we are now the leading volunteer placement organization in the US.

UC (UK) Trust
The University of California Trust (located in the UK) has over 80 internships in England, Ireland and Scotland available for UC Davis students and soon-to-be graduates! Many are paid! Some of the contacts may be different now; be polite and ask for the new contact or person that has replaced that individual. Areas of potential placements include: Communication, Art, Theater, Business, Law, Architecture, Politics, Public Affairs, Health, IT and Engineering!!

US Commercial Service
The U.S. Commercial Service helps U.S. companies find new international business partners in worldwide markets. Locate your local U.S. Commercial Service office in 107 U.S. cities and 145 U.S. Embassies and Consulates for more information about our international business services.

USDA Foreign Agricultural Service
The Foreign Agricultural Service's International Internship Program provides college students the opportunity to live and work in a paid internship at an American Embassy overseas. Through work assignments participants learn various aspects of international trade, trade policy, international relations, diplomacy, regional and cultural considerations, etc. Positions are available in Western Europe, Latin America, and Asia. The internship is offered every semester and summer for graduate students and upperclassmen (juniors and seniors).

10. Law/Politics

Contact Singapore
Contact Singapore is a global network that offers professional advisory services and networking channels to global talent, overseas Singaporeans and students interested in exciting career and educational opportunities in Singapore. Our eight international offices located in Australia, China, Europe, India, North America and Singapore are staffed by highly motivated teams who are focused on creating the greatest value for our clients and providing opportunities for all.

Projects Abroad
Until 1997, Projects Abroad was a small organization with two part-time staff sending university students for work experience teaching placements in Eastern Europe. But with more and more people taking time out on academic and work-related breaks - and with many developing countries in need of self-funded volunteers - our organized volunteer programs have mushroomed around the world. Our volunteers now do a lot more than just teach English. We now have over 20 staff in our offices in Southern England - not far from the university where Peter Slowe (the geographer who founded Projects Abroad ) used to teach. With over 100 trained staff at our destinations, and offering over 80 generic placements and a wide choice within these placements, we are now the leading volunteer placement organization in the US.

UC (UK) Trust
The University of California Trust (located in the UK) has over 80 internships in England, Ireland and Scotland available for UC Davis students and soon-to-be graduates! Many are paid! Some of the contacts may be different now; be polite and ask for the new contact or person that has replaced that individual. Areas of potential placements include: Communication, Art, Theater, Business, Law, Architecture, Politics, Public Affairs, Health, IT and Engineering!!

11. U.S.A. Based

Camp Adventure Youth Services
Camp Adventure International - UC Davis students and students from CSU Sacramento and California community colleges can become camp counselors or swim instructors abroad, receiving air fare and housing, plus a daily stipend and weekends off for travel. Camp Adventure Youth Services places 900+ college students and recent graduates in both summer and school year youth development and camp counseling programs on U.S. military bases, British garrisons and some U.S. embassies in Europe and Asia.

In 2009 42 UCD students and 20 CSUS and community college students enjoyed rewarding summer internship in England, Russia, Germany, Italy, Spain, Belgium, the Netherlands, Korea, Japan, Guam, Hong Kong, China, Marshall Islands, Okinawa and the U.S. e.g. Hawaii, Pensylvania & Florida.

Interested applicants must attend one Mandatory Leadership Assessment Center - LAC (Group Interview Day) at UC Davis, Room 147, Olson Hall on Saturday, November 21, 9:00am-4pm or at CSUS, Saturday, December 12, University Union, 9:00am-4pm (or at Chico State on December 5, time TBD). To apply visit the Camp Adventure website and submit an on-line Interest Card. You will receive an email providing access to the application Complete and submit your application online AND bring a copy of your application to one of our local Leadership Assessment Centers. Please email your RSVP with the date of the LAC you plan to attend to ucdavis@campadventure.com.

Questions? Contact Ken Barnes, 211 South Hall, Internship & Career Center.

Dave's ESL Cafe
Site for students interested in working abroad teaching English as a Second Language

Foundation for Sustainable Development
The Foundation for Sustainable Development was founded in 1995 to support the efforts of local development organizations working to improve the welfare of the people living in their communities. FSD provides these grassroots organizations with human resources, financial resources, and technical assistance. Our primary goal is to increase their capacity to serve their communities. In striving to achieve this goal, other benefits emerge: we raise awareness of the challenges faced by those in the developing world, we train the development leaders of tomorrow, and we facilitate increased cross-cultural understanding.

International Cooperative Education (ICE Menlo)
Opportunities for all majors. Internships and housing are arranged. Internship opportunities have included International Economic Development, Health Care, Automotive Engineering (BMW, Porsche, Toyota) Public Relations, Banking, Information Technology, and Business. Countries have included Germany, France, Switzerland, Argentina, Japan, South Africa, Singapore, China and England. Drop by anytime Monday thru Friday between 9am to 4p to room 318 South Hall and read the student reports from sample internships. The ICE Menlo binder should provide more specific program expectations.

Projects Abroad
Until 1997, Projects Abroad was a small organization with two part-time staff sending university students for work experience teaching placements in Eastern Europe. But with more and more people taking time out on academic and work-related breaks - and with many developing countries in need of self-funded volunteers - our organized volunteer programs have mushroomed around the world. Our volunteers now do a lot more than just teach English. We now have over 20 staff in our offices in Southern England - not far from the university where Peter Slowe (the geographer who founded Projects Abroad ) used to teach. With over 100 trained staff at our destinations, and offering over 80 generic placements and a wide choice within these placements, we are now the leading volunteer placement organization in the US.

US Commercial Service
The U.S. Commercial Service helps U.S. companies find new international business partners in worldwide markets. Locate your local U.S. Commercial Service office in 107 U.S. cities and 145 U.S. Embassies and Consulates for more information about our international business services.

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International Internships with English as a Primary Language

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Intenational Oppurtunities with English as Primary Language
The following organizations offer opportunities to work internationally while speaking English.

Actions Without Borders
Comprehensive directory of nonprofit and volunteering resources on the Web. The site includes over 29,000 nonprofit and community organizations in 153 countries, which you can search or browse by name, location or mission

CII-International Exchange Programme
An invitation to take part in a unique experience of cultural exchange, in which exchange students and graduates share their language and culture with Argentine, Chilean or Spanish students of English in their role of Culture & Language Facilitators at schools or language schools, become involved in a Spanish-speaking community while staying with a family, and learn the language in an intensive Spanish Immersion Programme (optional) and through further Spanish Coaching.

Dave's ESL Cafe
Site for students interested in working abroad teaching English as a Second Language

Footprints Recruiting Inc.
http://www.footprintsrecruiting.com/

Gender & Global Issues
The Gender and Global Issues (GGI) Group represents a research, teaching and outreach academic subgroup of the Women and Gender Studies Program at the University of California, Davis. Our interdisciplinary focus on gender issues includes African American and African Studies, Animal Science, Anthropology, Chicana/o Studies, Nutrition, and Sociology. Those who participate in GGI reflect the heterogeneity of the global community in both interests and backgrounds. The Gender and Global Issues programs currently focus on linking professional activist work with the academic research and theory. To this aim, we run a Post-Baccalaureate certificate program, facilitate student internships with grassroots NGOs both locally and internationally, and host occasional events on campus.

Teach Away, Inc.
Teach Away Inc. specializes in ESL teaching placements in Asia. We currently work with Ministries of Education and Private Language Schools in Korea, Japan, and Taiwan. We also offer placements in Hong Kong, China, and Mexico. Teach Away was recently selected by the National Ministry of Education in Korea to provide English teachers for its renowned EPIK program. In addition, Teach Away has partnered with some of the most reputable language schools in Asia, allowing recent grads to choose from a variety of countries and programs. Teach Away, North America's leading teacher placement organization, offers a wide variety of international jobs at Ministries of Education and Top Private Schools around the globe. Each year, hundreds of graduates explore the world and experience a new culture through Teach Away's international teaching programs.

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U.S. Commercial Service International Internships

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U.S. Commercial Service International Internships
All internships are unpaid. Prepare to apply on-line 3-4 months before you wish to do the internship unless otherwise requested. Most internship duties include trade development and promotion, trade events and organization, market research, promoting US exports to foreign businesses, and general administative support. Most offices require a cover letter, resume, writing sample, Volunteer Service Agreement, Credit Report Release Statement, and in some cases a transcript and proof of language skills or other specific documentation.

1. Argentina

Notes of Internship: Trade development & promotion, market research, general trade inquiries. Business/Int'l Relations prefered. Unpaid
Contact name: Apply on-line. It is advisable to see us first
Deadlines: Currently accepting applications
Requirements: working knowledge of Spanish, computer proficiency, 4-12 month commitment
Website: U.S. Commercial Service in Argentina - Internships at the U.S. Commercial Service in Argentina

2. Australia

Notes of Internship: Trade development & promotion, market research, general trade inquiries. Business/Int'l Relations prefered. Unpaid
Contact name: Contact Marg Lee, Ken Barnes, or Connie Ayala from the ICC for more information
Deadlines: Currently accepting applications
Requirements: grad students prefered, cover letter, resume, Volunteer Service Agreement, Credit Report Release Statement
Website: U.S. Commercial Service Australia: Internships

3. Austria - Vienna

Notes of Internship: Maintenance of database, trade development & promotion, market research, general trade inquiries. Business/Int'l Relations prefered. Unpaid
Contact name: Contact Marg Lee, Ken Barnes, or Connie Ayala from the ICC for more information
Deadlines: Currently accepting applications
Requirements: fluency in German, 6 week min, computer skills
Website: U.S. Commercial Service Austria: Internship at CS Vienna

4. Barbados/Carribean/Trinidad - Santo Domingo

Notes of Internship: Trade development & promotion, market research, general trade inquiries. Business/Int'l Relations prefered. Unpaid
Contact name: Contact Marg Lee, Ken Barnes, or Connie Ayala from the ICC for more information
Deadlines: Nov 18 for spring, also accepting for summer
Requirements: cover letter, resume, writing sample, transcript
Website: U.S. Commercial Service Caribbean: Internship Program

5. Belgium

Notes of Internship: Website, trade development & promotion, market research, general trade inquiries. Business/Int'l Relations prefered. Unpaid
Contact name: Contact Marg Lee, Ken Barnes, or Connie Ayala from the ICC for more information
Deadlines: apply 6 months prior to start date
Requirements: French or Dutch skills helpful, 3 month min
Website: U.S. Commercial Service Belgium: Internship Opportunities

6. Canada - Ottawa

Notes of Internship: Trade development & promotion, market research, general trade inquiries. Business/Int'l Relations prefered. Unpaid
Contact name: Contact Marg Lee, Ken Barnes, or Connie Ayala from the ICC for more information
Deadlines: Currently accepting applications
Requirements: Cover letter, resume, writing sample, possible VSA or Credit Release
Website: U.S. Commercial Service Canada: Internship Opportunities

7. Canada - Montreal

Notes of Internship: Trade development & promotion, market research, general trade inquiries. Business/Int'l Relations prefered. Unpaid
Contact name: Contact Marg Lee, Ken Barnes, or Connie Ayala from the ICC for more information
Deadlines: currently accepting applications
Requirements: Cover letter, resume, writing sample, possible VSA or Credit Release
Website: U.S. Commercial Service Canada: Internship Opportunities

8. Canada - Toronto

Notes of Internship: Trade development & promotion, market research, general trade inquiries. Business/Int'l Relations prefered. Unpaid, letter of referal upon completion.2006 INTERNSHIP DATES:Winter Semester January 9 - April 7; Summer Semester April 10 - July 28; Fall Semester September 5 - December 8
Contact name: Contact Marg Lee, Ken Barnes, or Connie Ayala from the ICC for more information
Deadlines: We will be accepting applications for the winter 2006 semester between October 17-November 17/05; for the summer semester between February 20-March 20/06; and for the fall semester between May 15-June 15/06.
Requirements: Cover letter, resume, writing sample, possible VSA or Credit Release
Website: U.S. Commercial Service Canada: Internship Opportunities

9. Canada - Calgary

Notes of Internship: Trade development & promotion, market research, general trade inquiries. Business/Int'l Relations prefered. Unpaid
Contact name: Contact Marg Lee, Ken Barnes, or Connie Ayala from the ICC for more information
Deadlines: currently accepting applications for spring & summer
Requirements: GRAD student status
Website: U.S. Commercial Service Canada: Internship Opportunities

10. Canada - Halifax

Notes of Internship: Trade development & promotion, market research, general trade inquiries. Business/Int'l Relations prefered. Unpaid
Contact name: Contact Marg Lee, Ken Barnes, or Connie Ayala from the ICC for more information
Deadlines: currently accepting applications - 1 position at a time only
Requirements: Cover letter, resume, writing sample, possible VSA or Credit Release
Website: U.S. Commercial Service Canada: Internship Opportunities

11. Canada - Vancouver

Notes of Internship: Trade development & promotion, market research, general trade inquiries. Business/Int'l Relations prefered. Unpaid
Contact name: Contact Marg Lee, Ken Barnes, or Connie Ayala from the ICC for more information
Deadlines: currently accepting applications for spring & summer
Requirements: must be highly motivated, submit cover letter, resume, writing sample, etc.
Website: U.S. Commercial Service Canada: Internship Opportunities

12. China

Notes of Internship: Research, writing reports, participating in meetings, conferences and other trade related activities, developing/marketing new products
Contact name: Apply on-line. It is advisable to see us first
Deadlines: send application with all documentation
Requirements:excellent Chinese, resume, transcript (unofficial fine), see website for more details
Website: U.S. Commercial Service China: Internship Program

13. Denmark

Notes of Internship: Organization of trade events, market research, support, etc
Contact name: See Marg Lee
Deadlines: 12/5/2005
Requirements: Cover letter, resume, writing sample
Website: n/a

14. Egypt

Notes of Internship: Various trade activities and development
Contact name: Apply on-line. It is advisable to see us first
Deadlines: currently accepting application on-line
Requirements Fluency in Arabic, good communication and computer skills, resume
Website: U.S. Commercial Service Egypt: Internship

15. European Union - Brussels

Notes of Internship: Various trade activities and development
Contact name: Contact Marg Lee, Ken Barnes, or Connie Ayala from the ICC for more information
Deadlines: currently accepting for summer
Requirements: Computer skills, professional English, other European languages bonus but not neccesary
Website: Commercial Service U.S. Mission to the European Union: Internship Program

16. France (Paris, Strasbourg, Toulouse, Marseille, Lyon)

Notes of Internship: Researching potential French buyers, recruiting American companies for trade events (trade shows and missions), organizing trade events, general administrative work
Contact name: Contact Marg Lee, Ken Barnes, or Connie Ayala from the ICC for more information
Deadlines: apply 3 months prior, on-line
Requirements: must be available for at least 3 months, cover letter, resume, VSA, see website for details
Website: U.S. Commercial Service France: Internship Program

17. Germany

Notes of Internship: Market research, organizing trade events and missions, hosting the website, administrative work
Contact name: Apply on-line. It is advisable to see us first
Deadlines: Currently accepting applications
Requirements: fluency in German and English, 3 month minimum availability, good computer/communication skills
Website: U.S. Commercial Service Germany: Internship

18. Greece

Notes of Internship: Market research, organizing trade events and missions, hosting the website, administrative work, promoting US products in Greece
Contact name: Contact Marg Lee, Ken Barnes, or Connie Ayala from the ICC for more information
Deadlines: Currently accepting applications
Requirements: fluency in Greek and English, 3 month minimum, good computer skills
Website: U.S. Commercial Service Greece: Internship

19. Italy - Rome, Milan, Florence and Naples

Notes of Internship: Various projects depending on needs and student interest, but general support and research duties
Contact name: Contact Marg Lee, Ken Barnes, or Connie Ayala from the ICC for more information
Deadlines: currently accepting - send via e-mail, post or fax, see website
Requirements: fluency in Italian prefered, cover letter, resume, VSA
Website: U.S. Commercial Service Italy: Interning with CS Italy

20. Korea - Seoul

Notes of Internship: Organization of trade events, market research, support, etc
Contact name: Contact Marg Lee, Ken Barnes, or Connie Ayala from the ICC for more information
Deadlines: Feb 21 for summer, will be notified by March 2
Requirements: good spoken and written Korean, 3 month minimum, good computer skills, background check
Website: U.S. Commercial Service Korea: Internship Opportunities

21. Luxembourg

Notes of Internship: Market research, ogranizing trade events, development, support
Contact name: Contact Marg Lee, Ken Barnes, or Connie Ayala from the ICC for more information
Deadlines: Currently accepting applications
Requirements: 4 hrs a day commitment, 1-3 times per week; working knowledge of French or German, computer skills
Website: U.S. Commercial Service Luxembourg: Internship Opportunities

22. Malaysia

Notes of Internship: Organization of trade events, market research, support, etc
Contact name: Contact Marg Lee, Ken Barnes, or Connie Ayala from the ICC for more information
Deadlines: Currently accepting applications
Requirements: CV, cover letter, all majors welcome
Website: U.S. Commercial Service Malaysia: Internship Opportunities

23. Mexico -Guadalajara, Mexico City, Tijuana, Monterrey

Notes of Internship: Organization of trade events, market research, support, etc
Contact name: Apply on-line. It is advisable to see us first
Deadlines: currently accepting, please contact the office you are interested in
Requirements: GRAD student prefered
Website: U.S. Commercial Service Mexico: Intership Program

24. Netherlands

Notes of Internship: Organization of trade events, market research, support, etc
Contact name: Contact Marg Lee, Ken Barnes, or Connie Ayala from the ICC for more information
Deadlines: currently accepting, apply 3 months ahead
Requirements: 4 month minimum, computer skills, some Dutch language skills a bonus
Website: U.S. Commercial Service The Netherlands: Internship Program

25. New Zealand

Notes of Internship: Organization of trade events, market research, support, etc
Contact name: Contact Marg Lee, Ken Barnes, or Connie Ayala from the ICC for more information
Deadlines: currently accepting
Requirements: GRAD student prefered, 40 hrs/week, 4 week min
Website: U.S. Commercial Service New Zealand: Internships

26. Peru

Notes of Internship: Trade development and promotions, market research, event organization
Contact name: Apply on-line. It is advisable to see us first
Deadlines: Currently accepting applications
Requirements: 15 week minimum, spanish language a plus, strong business and communication skills
Website: U.S. Commercial Service Peru: Internship Opportunities in Peru

27. Singapore

Notes of Internship: Trade development and promotions, market research, event organization
Contact name: Trade development and promotions, market research, event organization
Deadlines: Currently accepting applications
Requirements: cover letter, resume, security check
Website: U.S. Commercial Service Singapore: Internship Opportunities

28. South Africa

Notes of Internship: Organization of trade events, market research, support, etc
Contact name: Contact Marg Lee, Ken Barnes, or Connie Ayala from the ICC for more information
Deadlines: Currently accepting applications
Requirements: 4 month minimum, background check, basic computer skills
Website: U.S. Commercial Service South Africa: Internship Program

29. Spain - Madrid and Barcelona

Notes of Internship: Organization of trade events, market research, support, etc
Contact name: Apply on-line. It is advisable to see us first
Deadlines: Currently accepting applications
Requirements: fluency in Spanish, 3 month min, computer skills
Website: U.S. Commercial Service Spain: Internship

30. Switzerland

Notes of Internship: Trade development and promotions, market research, event organization
Contact name: Contact Marg Lee, Ken Barnes, or Connie Ayala from the ICC for more information
Deadlines: Currently accepting applications
Requirements: fluency in German, 2 month min, good computer and communication skills
Website: U.S. Commercial Service Switzerland: Internship

31. Taiwan - Taipei and Kaohsiung

Notes of Internship: English correspondance, business analysis, product promotion, organization of trade events, market research, support, etc
Contact name: Contact Marg Lee, Ken Barnes, or Connie Ayala from the ICC for more information
Deadlines: March 15 for summer
Requirements: 2 month min
Website: U.S. Commercial Service Taiwan: Internship Opportunities

32. Turkey - Ankara, Istanbul and Izmir

Notes of Internship: Trade development and promotions, market research, event organization
Contact name: Apply on-line. It is advisable to see us first
Deadlines: Currently accepting applications
Requirements: fluency in Turkish, 3 month min
Website: U.S. Commercial Service Turkey: Internship Opportunities

33. United Kingdom

Notes of Internship: Trade development and promotions, market research, event organization
Contact name: Contact Marg Lee, Ken Barnes, or Connie Ayala from the ICC for more information
Deadlines: currently accepting, apply 3 months ahead
Requirements: 1 month min
Website: U.S. Commercial Service United Kingdom: Our Intern Program

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*The ICC does not necessarily endorse any of these programs. Be sure to research these programs yourself to ensure they are right for you. We encourage you to research and find additional organizations that can help you teach English abroad!

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InternshipPrograms.com: http://www.internshipprograms.com/

Simply hired Modesto internships: http://www.simplyhired.com/a/jobs/list/q-internships/l-modesto,+ca

GrooveJob.com Modesto internships: http://www.groovejob.com/browse/internships/in/CA/California/Modesto

The Career Hop: http://www.thecareerhop.com/hop.php?uvx=fg0QNDQV7X-RBY1ddxW4qmQaKJoN96BMj8PbxkcFI-PJqKfbWbxtyBrdCq5vgzDCthLMHlLssT1MtDl4gkZjH1FL0a-d9uLwH62Zetq9JVznBkiuMFFTfveAxXH6KwuKudibeLbEaZ_CB6yRDS17e9hQWAqy4PQVPpSuotOd-UsjhcU3H3VoEHB25wsTOssI9XScxUa7LZHZyhqe2-qnpG_bNlkr1tAR7NlB47qEWTQqgF9PooozSBvijGTNUwAG-xtnxVFvx3VCrRpcPCpovpxWGPUV738hmDawx7c9XhsnryWRkXnbTdNGQz4Pd6CAdnObeaYsjDlGdTeepaoNZladKuITkxdmZBoomg33oEwPClhkCcV447iEQKhS_LHhRzbtIT3gBNhQQhltC1O891ecvfIXsvh_wG0rVajuNP3Ij84USSSGF8R3KJsk8pgMn61d00H7RGb0epGyHZvDmtdkfnSymFHnzXjRAVeV_Kg*

Monster.com: http://college.monster.com/education

Experience.com: http://www.experience.com/entry-level-jobs/internships/

Internship.com: http://internship.com/

Entertainment/MKT paid internship: http://www.internshipprograms.com/Pages/Internships/InternshipView.aspx?id=854

Note: Even if an internship has an older date, still pursue it because they may need someone again.

Communication (From U. of Pitts. Site)

Anthony and Concetta Ambrosio Internship Award

Communication Department Internship Information (School of Arts and Sciences, University of Pittsburgh)

Electronic Frontier Foundation has several internships. While interns are generally needed to be based in San Francisco telecommuting internships are a possibility.

NBC Internships Internships are available in California as well as New York.

PBS Internships listed on this site are only for Alexandria, Virginia, but you can also search for your local station as well.

Radio-Television News Directors Association & Foundation News internships

MJC website: http://www.mjc.edu/current/studentservices/paying/employment/internships.html

City of Modesto: http://www.modestogov.com/hr/employment/intern.asp and check the links for all of the surrounding cities

By city: http://internships.jobs.net/jobs/modesto,california.aspx

SF internships: http://www.creativejobscentral.com/advertising-internships/list/pittsburgh/paid-internships-advertising-communications-798812.html

Barefoot student: http://www.barefootstudent.com/modesto/directory/search/jobs/internship

Internship finder: http://internshipfinder.jobamatic.com/a/jobs/find-jobs/q-Hearst+Communications and http://internshipfinder.jobamatic.com/a/jobs/find-jobs/q-Hearst+Communications/l-Stockton%2C+CA

Gallo: http://www.gallo.com/careers/campus/internships/internshipsatgallo.html

Barefoot student: http://www.barefootstudent.com/modesto/jobs/internship/fall_2011_national_society_of_leadership_and_success_internship_76474

Modesto: http://local.wetfeet.com/How_to_Get_the_Internship_You_Want_Modesto_CA-r1210627-Modesto_CA.html#

Oakdale: http://local.quintcareers.com/How_to_Get_an_Internship_Oakdale_CA-r1336739-Oakdale_CA.html

Stan County: http://www.stancounty.com/personnel/PDF/internship-volunteer/student-internship-flyer.pdf

Congressional Budget Office

Washington D.C.

The Congressional Budget Office is a small, nonpartisan federal agency that provides timely, objective economic and budgetary analysis to the Congress. CBO internships offer: Short term work experience; opportunities to work alongside leaders in economic analysis. The ideal intern is pursuing graduate academic programs in economics, public policy, health policy, financial management, mathematics, statistics, or other disciplines. Instruction on how to apply is currently listed on our website at http://www.cbo.gov/employment/Intern.cfm.

Compensation: Not specified

When: Summer 2011

Where: Washington D.C.

Who: Anyone interested

Deadline: February 28, 2011

Location of Job Description: L&S Career Services BuckyNet

Contact Info: Nancy Fahey; 202-226-2628; careers@cbo.gov.

Sonoma County Economic Development Board

Program Development Internship

The Sonoma County Economic Development Board is a small, dynamic agency involved with a broad range of public policy issues and innovative programs. The intern should possess excellent research, analytical, project management skills and writing skills and have an interested in policy research and program development. The position is open to recent graduates who will have a Bachelor’s degree by July 15, 2011.

Compensation: Paid

When: July 15, 2011-June 30, 2012

Where: Santa Rosa, CA

Who: BA degree by July 15, 2011

Deadline: February 25, 2011

Location of Job Description: L&S Career Services BuckyNet

Contact Info: Collette Thomas; edb@sonoma-county.org; 707-565-7170

University of California, San Francisco

AIDS Health Project

The AIDS Health Project began its Internship Program in l991 with short-term internships for college students. Today, as a one-year program, it has become an integral part of the agency’s structure and is designed to target college graduates who have an interest in the health professions, social services, or non-profit management. Internships begin in July and last for one year with an average work week of 32 hours. For additional information about the AIDS Health Project, visit our web site www.ucsf-ahp.org or contact the Staffing Coordinator; 415-476-3890; email: carol.music@ucsf.edu.

Compensation: Paid

When: Summer/Fall 2011-2012

Where: San Francisco, CA

Who: Anyone interested

Deadline: March 1, 2011

Location of Job Description: L&S Career Services Library

Contact Info: Staffing Coordinator: carol.music@ucsf.edu

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Enterprise Rent-A-Car - Tucson, AZ (also possibility in our area)

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SF, CA: http://www.simplyhired.com/a/jobs/list/q-internships+fall+paid/l-San+Francisco+CA

Internship crossing: http://www.internshipcrossing.com/lcjssearchresults.php?d=1531&kwt=Internship&kwd=&lq=Modesto%20CA&lqc=United%20States&rd=100&rc=&du=&pgr=20&pgn=1&jst=&sto=1&q1=&q2=&ext=&sb=r&usersearch=1

CA Internships: http://www.internships.com/internship-jobs/california

Apple: http://www.apple.com/jobs/us/students.html

https://www.aftercollege.com/job-channel/internships/?currentPage=6

Stockton: http://jobsearch.money.cnn.com/a/all-jobs/list/q-internships/l-stockton%2C+ca

Sacramento: http://jobsearch.money.cnn.com/a/all-jobs/list/q-internships/l-sacramento,+ca

Merced: http://www.snagajob.com/jobs/California/Merced_jobs.html

Indeed: http://www.indeed.com/q-Internship-l-Merced,-CA-jobs.html

Within 100 miles of Merced: http://www.indeed.com/jobs?q=Fall+Internship&l=Merced,+CA&radius=100