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The Office of International Affairs (OIA) in the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) is seeking volunteer (unpaid) graduate-level and undergraduate-level interns for ongoing projects. NTIA is part of the U.S. Department of Commerce and is the Executive Branch's principal voice on domestic and international telecommunications and information technology policy issues.

As a part of NTIA, OIA formulates, articulates and implements policies to enhance competition in the global telecommunications sector. These policies are designed in consultation with U.S. commercial interests. OIA presents these policies before foreign ministerial officials in multilateral entities (CITEL, APEC), in bilateral discussions, in intergovernmental organizations (INTELSAT, ITU) and in special initiatives. More information on the agency's international activities can be found on the OIA Homepage.

Requirements/Prerequisites: We seek student interns with backgrounds in telecommunications policy, drawn from political science, public policy, economics, law, or engineering/technology programs. All students must hold U.S. citizenship and be currently enrolled in a university program to be qualified for an intern position.

Timeframes: Spring, Summer, and Fall Semesters. We can also accommodate students on a quarterly schedule.

Projects: Dependent upon skill levels and interests, interns will perform research, writing, and other duties in the following topical or regional policy areas:

Topical
Regional
Internet Policy
Domain Names
Broadband Development
Wireless Telecom Policy
Competition / Trade Policy
Africa/Middle East 
Asia/Pacific 
Europe
Russia/NIS/Eastern Europe 
Latin America/Caribbean

For More Information: Please contact Ashley Heineman and Yvonne Neal-Barfield.

 
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