The internship is designed to benefit both the intern and TI-UK.  The intern may be expected to do some basic administrative tasks, but this will be balanced by more intellectually demanding projects.

         

Details of the internships available, and how to apply, can be found via the right-hand menu

 

       

Matt Boardman, 3rd year Cambridge history student and former intern with TI-UK’s Defence and Security Programme: ‘As an intern with TI-UK for six weeks, I researched and wrote a report on police corruption around the world.  Although the TI-UK team is small, it is very influential and works with some very high-level figures: in my fourth week I had the interesting experience of a meeting with the Deputy Georgian Ambassador.’

         

Cormac Seachoy, Masters student (International Security and Global Governance) at Birkbeck College and former intern at TI-UK: ‘I spent three months with TI-UK in March 2011 and enjoyed contributing to a diverse set of projects. It was such a fascinating learning curve and was everything I had hoped for in terms of both the experiences I gained and as an introduction to the anti-corruption sector. Working within the TI-UK team provided an opportunity to develop my understanding of the work TI-UK does and its broader context on an international level.’