Raoul Wallenberg Institute offers university students and recent graduates the possibility to undertake internships at the Institute. This is primarily provided through the Institute’s Internship Programme.
The Internship Programme aims to offer eligible students and recent graduates the opportunity to familiarise themselves with and gain experience of work in the field of human rights, to complement academic studies.
The Raoul Wallenberg Institute always seeks to ensure that each internship provides for a valuable and rewarding learning and work experience. Internships are typically non-remunerative, and all costs associated with an internship must be borne by the intern. Interns are moreover expected to make their own arrangements related to travel, accommodation, insurance, obtaining necessary permits, etc.
