Conflict Resolution Careers and Internships

Opportunities
internship and career openings
Advising
meet with faculty and staff to discuss your interests
Placement
where Conflict Resolution students work

Opportunities

Most students take advantage of the many work-related opportunities in Washington, DC, to gain practical experience in the field, as well as academic credit. To help students identify internship and career opportunities the Conflict Resolution program operates a user group through which students may browse and post position announcements.

All Georgetown Conflict Resolution students are welcome to subscribe by sending a request to conflictresolution@georgetown.edu.

If you are an employer interested in posting your position announcement please send a brief description to conflictresolution@georgetown.edu. Announcements will be screened by the moderator.

Students may also apply for one of several semester-long Research Assistant positions to work with a member of the Conflict Resolution Faculty Advisory Committee.

Advising

Students are encouraged to make an appointment with the Conflict Resolution faculty and staff to discuss career and internship options. Additionally, students have access to professional career services and career databases offered through Georgetown's MBNA Career Education Center and the School of Foreign Service Career Development Center. Students in search of an internship may also want to refer to these guidelines.

Placement

Students in the Conflict Resolution program have interned or worked at the following organizations:

U.S. Department of State

U.S. Agency for International Development

United Nations Development Programme

Center for Strategic and International Studies

Henry L. Stimson Center

Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars

Federal Energy and Regulatory Commission - Dispute Resolution Service

The White House Project

OMB Watch

The National War College, National Defense University