Koch Internship Program
The Koch Internship Program is a paid internship offered in the summer, fall, and spring for young professionals who want to become effective advocates for individual liberty, free markets, and economic freedom.
Based in the Washington, D.C. area, the Koch Internship Program combines meaningful work, career training, and networking to help interns become:
- Excited about the ideas of liberty and economic freedom
- Equipped to effectively advance those ideas, and
- Engaged in opportunities that seek liberty-advancing social change.
How it works
During the program, each intern works at a non-profit 501(c)(3) partner organization and gains valuable experience advancing the ideas of individual liberty and economic freedom in the non-profit sector.
>>Roles & Placement Process
Alongside hands-on work experience, interns gather at the Foundation once a week for training and career development. Through reading discussions, guest speakers, practical workshops, and group projects, interns learn to apply economic thinking within organizations and build skills to effectively advance liberty. >>Training & Development
As a resource both during and after the program, the Foundation can help interns find the right next step in their careers, and the growing alumni network keeps interns connected to others who are advancing liberty. >>After the Program
Competitively paid internships are available in the spring, summer, and fall, and are roughly three months long. This Washington, D.C. internship is for both current students and graduates. >>Dates & Details
The Koch Internship Program is highly selective. Candidates come from diverse backgrounds and disciplines, but all are excited about advancing the ideas of liberty to improve society.
>>Intern Requirements
Looking for something full-time? Explore the Koch Associate Program.
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- Roles & Placement Process
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- After the Program
- Dates & Details
- Intern Requirements
- Application Process
