INTERNSHIPS

Spring 2025 Internship Applications are now closed.

If you are interested in getting more involved at the Berkeley Institute, consider applying to be an intern! This semester we are seeking at least three interns to join our team and assist in the daily life of the BI. This is an opportunity to contribute to our mission and explore the work of a para-academic community. While no previous work experience or technical skills are required to apply for any of these roles, we are seeking individuals who are willing to learn, ask questions, and complete tasks to the best of their ability.

Students and recent graduates (3 years from graduation) are welcome to apply to more than one internship, though no more than one internship will be assigned to any individual student. Students who participate in the Undergraduate Working Group will be given priority. All questions are welcome at info@binst.org.

  • Digital Content Intern

    open to undergraduates and recent graduates

    The primary responsibility of the Digital Content Intern is to create content for use and distribution by the Berkeley Institute. Tasks may include producing social media content, reviewing and implementing feedback, and assisting with content distribution.

    All Berkeley Institute interns are expected to attend a minimum of 3 events per semester. This internship period will span the duration of the current semester and and include a $580 stipend for the completion of approximately 30 hours of work.

  • Development Intern

    open to undergraduates and recent graduates

    The Development Intern will offer support in the areas of development, relationship management, and fundraising. Some tasks may include assisting with the production of development materials, maintaining donor databases, and collaborating on special projects.

    All Berkeley Institute interns are expected to attend a minimum of 3 events per semester. This internship period will span the duration of the current semester and and include a $290 stipend for the completion of approximately 15 hours of work.

  • Student Liaison Intern

    open to undergraduates and recent graduates

    The Student Liaison Intern is expected to participate in the Undergraduate Working Group. Their primary responsibility is to serve as a representative to Berkeley Institute undergraduate students. Tasks may include facilitating communication between staff and students, gathering student feedback, and organizing social events.

    This internship period will span the duration of the current semester and and include a $290 stipend for the completion of approximately 15 hours of work.