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HomeNewsTaiwan Public Policy Internship Program
Taiwan Public Policy Internship Program
Sunday 19 March 2017

The Taiwan Public Policy Internship Program is a six-week research internship for academic credit.

The internship program is coordinated by the Australia and New Zealand School of Government (ANZSOG) through the School of Politics and International Relations, and supported in Taiwan by the National Chengchi University. The internship will take place from the 1st January 2018 – 9th February 2018 in Taipei, Taiwan.

The internship program is open to all Australian National University (ANU) students in their third year of study, Honours or Masters. Applicants should preferably have some Mandarin language skills. Students undertaking this internship will be enrolled in a 6 or 12 unit ANIP coded course and must ensure that they are able to count this course towards their degree.  Admission to this course will be highly competitive as there are only six places for the 2018 intake.
 
Applicants who are Australian citizens may also apply for one of three travel grants which are available for this program and awarded on academic merit.  Successful applicants for the travel grant will receive funding up to $3000 to cover their airfares and some incidentals.
 
During their internship students will begin a research project which they will complete during the first semester back at the ANU. The internship offers students the opportunity to develop their research and project management skills in any specialised area of public policy and/or field of public administration. Students will gain valuable real world experience during their placement.
 
Applications will close 5.00pm Friday 12 May 2017. For further information and an application form please email Ms Shellaine Godbold.