Looking for an entry level job or internship in fellowship programs? This is an overview of how to approach the search and a list of companies that might have relevant entry level and internship opportunities.
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The types of fellowship programs you’d be eligible for as a recent grad are most often found in non-profit and academic organizations. They usually concentrate on a specific program that the organization is looking to improve or build and that you (the fellow) have the skills to work on. The nature and length of a fellowship program vary widely, lasting anywhere from three months to two years. Most last between six and eighteen months.
Compensation also varies widely; you may be compensated full employee wages (including employee benefits if you’re lucky), or you may receive a small stipend that covers only living expenses.
You’ll need a bachelor’s degree for almost all fellowship programs, as well as the drive to work on these programs, working independently and creating new initiatives when needed.
Chinese Language Fellowship Program (Remote) The National Bureau of Asian Research Washington, DC | View |
Business Informatics Specialist AP Ventures Silver Spring, MD | View |
Associate Program Director, IMP Business Development and Strategy The George Washington University, Human Resources Washington, DC | View |
Assistant Program Director - Second Shift Fellowship Health Resources Manassas, VA | View |
Junior Fellow, Just Security 2020 Program Stimson Center Washington, DC | View |
Business Informatics Specialist AP Ventures Silver Spring, MD | View |
Sojourners Fellowship Program Sojourners Washington, DC | View |
2019-2020 Cybersecurity Fellowship New America Washington, DC | View |
Systems Associate The Aspen Institute Washington, DC | View |
Text Mining And Artificial Intelligence Fellowship ORAU Maryland Office Silver Spring, MD | View |
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