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 |
Check out the latest job and internship postings in fellowship programs.
