Internship Announcements

Career Services, Study Abroad and International Student and Scholar Programs are jointly organizing an event for students interested in international careers and opportunities on Tuesday, Nov 17, 2015, 5-7pm, in C4C, Abrams. There will be an interactive workshop with three speakers, snacks and refreshments, and a networking session.

"Explore the International Affairs Major" November 12, at 5:30pm in Arnett Lounge, Kittredge Complex Do you want to learn about what you’ll study, where you’ll intern, and what clubs you’ll join as an International Affairs major? We’ve got you covered, and more. Come by the Arnett Lounge on November 12th...

This article was published in the Daily Camera, October 27, 2015: Original Article By Sarah Kuta Staff Writer, Daily Camera After weeks of contention about access to the debate, nearly 100 select students with an array of academic and social interests will get to see 14 Republican presidential candidates spar...

Bordeaux Global Seminar This Global Seminar satisfies the Historical Context core requirement (and upper-division IAFS, HIST, and PSCI credit as well) - it is both a History and an International Affairs course. French Connections a 3-credit, two-week study abroad program, in June, in Bordeaux, France, one of the most exciting...

CAS Speaker Series Wednesday, November 11, 2015, 4:30 p.m. Eaton Humanities 250, CU-Boulder This panel presentation will discuss the recent crisis in the Middle East and will feature a discussion with four CU professors. Aun Hasan Ali : "Is ISIS Islamic?" Jeanne M. Nijhowne : "ISIS's War on the Past"...

“We are here for the Women”: Afghanistan, Time-Space, Gender, and Scales of Violence Dr. Jennifer Fluri Department of Geography and International Affairs (IAFS) Faculty Committee Tuesday, November 3rd, in Hellems 241 Pizza served at 6:00pm, talk begins at 6:30pm This lecture draws from primary research on Afghan women’s civil society...

John O’Loughlin, second from right, accepts the Semenov-Tyan-Shansky gold medal for research on Russia. Photo courtesy of the Russian Geographical Society . John O’Loughlin, CU-Boulder professor of geography, IAFS committee member and faculty associate in the Institute of Behavioral Science, has become the first foreigner in more than 100 years...

Emily at her health practicum in Gaborone In summer 2015, Emily Martin ('IAFS 16) studied abroad with the CIEE Botswana: Gaborone Community Public Health Program. She shared the following update with IAFS: Dumela from Botswana! So much has happened in the past few weeks! Our group returned to Gaborone this...

Goldman Sachs, Salt Lake City, UT Jason Hofmann (IAFS ’16) knew that an internship was key for his academic success at CU-Boulder. Last year, he searched extensively for internships at campus career fairs and information sessions. A friend invited him to attend the Goldman Sachs seminar, held in CU-Boulder's Leeds...

Waldner in the courtroom for CU-Boulder Mock Trial This summer, Hannah Waldner (IAFS ’16) took on the courtroom. Her internship placed her at the District Attorney’s Office in the Boulder County Court —an opportunity that arose during a tour of the District Attorney's Office. District Attorney Stan Garnett offered her...