Policy & Government

To apply for a government internship program through World Endeavors, start by submitting an online application. Once we receive it, we’ll get in touch to learn more about your background, interests, and goals. From there, we’ll help match you with a placement that fits, whether you’re interested in public policy, law, international relations, or a related field. You don’t need extensive experience, just a strong interest in the subject and a readiness to learn in a professional setting.

Yes, you can apply for a government internship as a college freshman. Some placements may require more academic or professional experience, but there are opportunities that accept early-stage students, especially if you show strong interest and a willingness to learn. It’s a good idea to apply early and be open about your goals so we can help you understand what’s possible at your level.

Please Note: World Endeavors interns should be 18 years or older and should have a passport valid for at least 6 months from the start of their program.

It’s a good idea to apply for government internships with World Endeavors as early as possible, especially if you have a specific timeline or destination in mind. Some placements take additional time to coordinate due to technical details or visa requirements. That said, applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, so even if your timeline is tight, it’s still worth reaching out. The sooner you apply, the more options you’ll have available.

You can find internships related to international relations in countries such as Argentina, Czech Republic, England, France, Ireland, Italy, and Spain. These placements often take place within government offices, nonprofit organizations, or policy institutions, giving you the chance to explore international issues in a real-world setting while experiencing a different political and cultural environment.