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Internship Desk Experience-based program Internships at international organizations Internships at international organizations &＃63340; Events&＃63340; List of Partner Institutions&＃63340; The program cancellation or evacuation advice during the middle of the program&＃63340; International Organizations Internship Program Scholarship&＃63340; Experiences&＃63340; Achievement&＃63340; FAQ Events Annual program and event calendar related to international organizations, organized by the Career Center. Please refer to it according to your own plan for your student life.   * The PDF version of the above calendar has links to each program&＃8217;s detail page. List of Partner Institutions ERIA The program is based on an internship agreement with the Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asia (ERIA). You can experience work related to policy research and policy advocacy activities that contribute to economic integration in Asia. Latest information for fiscal year 2023 IDB The program is based on internship agreements with the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) and the Inter-American Investment Corporation (IDB Invest). The program offers an opportunity for interns from member countries to experience the work of development investment that supports the economic and social development of Latin America and the Caribbean. Latest information for fiscal year 2023 OECD   The program is based on an internship agreement with the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). You can experience work with experts and administrators of economics, statistics, law, social sciences, etc., selected from among the member countries. Latest information for fiscal year 2024 Public offers UNESCO   The program is based on an internship agreement with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Regional Office in Bangkok. You will experience tasks related to policy and human resource development for the development and promotion of education, science, and culture in Thailand and neighboring countries.  Latest information for fiscal year 2023 The program cancellation or evacuation advice during the middle of the program Overseas travel insurance Please note that you agree to purchase the insurance plan designated by the University for the period commencing from the departure to return to Japan and to purchase both the insurance plan designated by the University and the one designated by the internship organization or the host country if the latter requires me to purchase a separate insurance plan in addition to the one designated by the University. Attention: Since the insurance premium is reviewed annually, the insurance premium in the following year is not yet determined. However, it is expected to be around 60,000 to 150,000 yen for 2 to 6 months&＃8217; internship. You may obtain very detailed risk-related information from the list of regions provided by The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan website. You will find the latest information on security, frequently-occurred incidents and what you should do in those cases and the database from the past is also available. The information about the current security situation is divided into four levels as below. Internships to the regions where the following advice is issued before or during the programs, Waseda University may postpone traveling there, cancel the programs or advice evacuation. You can obtain the information through e-mail or from the host university’s person in charge. Travel with prudence This indicates that Japanese nationals traveling or residing in the relevant countries or regions should stay alert and avoid every danger. Considering whether or not to travel Traveling to the relevant countries or regions should be carefully examined. In case you decide to travel, take enough safety measures. Travel postponement recommended Traveling to the relevant countries or regions should be postponed with no exception. For Japanese nationals residing in the relevant places, departing there should be considered or prepared. Evacuation advice All Japanese residents are advised to evacuate from the relevant countries or regions to safer countries or regions, including returning to Japan. International Organizations Internship Program Scholarship If you decide to work in an international organization under the university programs mentioned above, you will be eligible for an International Organization Internship Scholarship. Scholarship details: JPY 500,000 per person * Eligibility varies by year * Not available to students provided with other scholarships or grants This scholarship is subject to selection and you may not necessarily receive it. Do not make any financial plans based on the assumption that you will receive a scholarship. Please note that, in principle, you cannot decline to participate in an internship after one has been assigned to you. Experiences Past internship experiences are featured in Waseda Moodle. They can give you a perspective of people who have actually experienced internships, something that cannot be covered by the explanatory meetings and guidelines. Log in to MyWaseda Achievement As of February 1, in 2024 Total number of dispatched personnel: 38* *Performance since the fiscal year 2008 Faculty: PSE WBS GSC SILS GSE GSPS CMS OSP CSE GSAPS GSICCS WLS EDU Reference: https://www.waseda.jp/top/academics Position： Policy analyst, Development finance sector, Infrastructure and energy sector, Innovation and creative sector, Infrastructure and trade sector, Education sector, Healthcare sector　etc. FAQ I am vaguely interested in “international organizations,” but what should I start with? In addition to what are you interested in, think about what do you enjoy doing and what satisfies you. This is the same for other careers, so please give it a try. I would like to know more about careers in international organizations; what should I refer to? Guidance meetings held by the Career Center are helpful. You can learn the basic steps and information collection methods for job hunting at international organizations from lecturers from the Recruitment Center for International Organizations of the Japan&＃8217;s Ministry of Foreign Affairs. This guidance also features current international organization employees (including Waseda University graduates) as speakers, so that you can create concrete images and plans through their shared experiences and presence as models of career paths to build specialties. Because careers in international organizations are diverse, we recommend listening to as many Waseda alumni as possible to get tips on finding the right choice for you. Reference： International Organization Career Guidance https://wsdmoodle.waseda.jp/mod/millvi/view.phpid=2713776&userid=29240&courseid=71471 * For unavoidable reasons, the lectures by the speakers from Japan MOFA Recruitment Center for International Organizations are trimmed in the archived guidances. Thank you for your understanding. Seminars and other events are also held by the Japan MOFA Recruitment Center for International Organizations. Please refer to that as well. MOFA Recruitment Center for International Organizations I am somehow attracted to international organizations, but I'm not sure about what to do after I graduate. What should I do? It is not wrong to be wondering about your future career. You can include “employment in international organizations” in what you want to do in the future, as it may become a reality. We recommend internships to get or expand a concrete image. It may be a chance or a hint to think about what you want to be and what you want to do after you have gained experience.  When should I go to graduate school? I've heard that a master's degree is a must for getting a job at an international organization. Everyone is unique. Consider balancing your budget, time, and ambition. The important thing is not “when to go to graduate school” but to learn from the consistency and work experience that are connected to the university and graduate school. Please check out the “International Organization Career Guidances” and “Alumni Talk Sessions” in the Career Center&＃8217;s archive. Waseda University alumni who are now active employees will give advice based on their experience.  How to reach the archives: MyWaseda → Learning Support→ダッシュボード→キャリアセンター提供セミナー→9．国際機関（ガイダンス・インターンシップ説明会・セミナー） What sites can I refer to? If you are considering an internship at an international cooperation agency or abroad, please refer to the following external sites. PARTNER (Operated by the Japan International Cooperation Agency’s Human Resources Information Center for International Cooperation): Comprehensive information site for international cooperation careers. Job listings by organization, including internships. There are often posts when UN agencies are looking for interns. There are also e-mail consultations and seminars on career paths for international cooperation. AIESEC (Operated by AIESEC in Japan): “AIESEC in Japan” is a student organization that runs overseas internship programs as the Japan branch of AIESEC, one of the world&＃8217;s largest student organizations, active in 126 countries and regions. It has obtained the qualification of a specified nonprofit corporation (incorporated NPO) in Japan and is proposing overseas internship programs to domestic students and corporations. Japan MOFA Recruitment Center for International Organizations: It is an organization of the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs that provides employment information for international organizations such as the United Nations. IAESTE: Since its inception in 1948, IAESTE has continued its activities mainly in Europe, but currently also has committees in more than 80 countries around the world that work together to promote overseas internships. The Washington Center: This nonprofit organization provides students from around the world with opportunities to work as interns at government agencies, international organizations, and private companies in Washington, DC.     Page Top &＃63344; Career Center, Waseda University JapaneseEnglish www.waseda.jp/inst/career About the CenterFor Current StudentsFor AlumniVisitorsInternship Desk ContactVisiting InformationSite Map Sorry! 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