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Paid internships and summer jobs in the U.S. are much easier to secure than you might think. Parenthese simplifies the process for you and provides you with all the necessary tools to find your dream internship and ensure that it’s a financially-viable project. Open to all nationalities, degree types and levels.
Finding your ideal paid internship in the U.S. is easier than what you might think.
During an 1-hour workshop, Parenthèse will walk you through:
Alexandre Le Vigoureux, Director of Operations
Session for non US citizen WITH a visa
Sciences Po Alumni invite you to meet graduates who share their experience.
You will have the opportunity to discuss your expatriation project and ask questions during these friendly monthly meetings.
This session will be dedicated to non-American alumni, which have obtained a visa.
Meet our speakers:
Nora Poggi, promo 2011
Journalist, réalisatrice de documentaires (SHE STARTED IT), writer and impact producer. Visa: J1
If you are interested in working in the US, the H1B Visa Database queries 400,000+ US Department of Labor visa applications since 2009. Results are searchable by location, job title, occupation, company name and salary.
GoinGlobal helps job and internship seekers find opportunities both at home and abroad. Online, you will find 47 US City Guides, with constantly updated expert career advice on:
Each guide also includes extensive work permit and visa advice based on research conducted by an experienced immigration attorney.
"Christian Kaufholz is a Global Leadership Fellow with the World Economic Forum. He manages affiliate programs under the World Economic Forum’s Global Plastic Action Partnership, which tackles the plastic pollution crisis around the world. In the following interview, Kaufholz reflects on his time at Sciences Po, how his international education factored into his career decisions, and the future of sustainable plastic use."
"Vanessa Miler-Fels is the Director of Energy Innovation and Impact at Microsoft and a graduate of Science Po’s Master in Public Affairs. Miler-Fels describes a longtime interest in public affairs, particularly international public affairs, that drew her to pursue a Sciences Po education. “I grew up in an international setting and lived in a few countries growing up, and I knew I wanted to have a career that could allow me to work across cultures,” she says, “and ideally where I could be a bridge between cultures.”
"Ziaja completed a Master of Public Affairs at Sciences Po from 2010 to 2012. He desired to expand his expertise into public policy and management after receiving a law degree and working for two years as an Attorney Advisor at the U.S. Department of Labor in the San Francisco Bay Area. At Sciences Po, Ziaja’s coursework was rigorous, but he also reflects fondly on his time in Paris. “Compared to going to law school, with so many students, Sciences Po felt so personal. It was intimate within our cohort of students,” he says. To him, practicing law at the private level is far different from practicing it at a federal level. “In private practice, every day is a new crisis. You get pulled from one issue to another, and you do not have a lot of time to react. When working for a federal agency, there is space for a different kind of thinking, bigger picture thinking.”
"Amanda Marsted is a Managing Director at CIBC Private Wealth Management in New York. In this capacity, she has been a senior relationship and portfolio manager for the last seven years. After more than 20 years working in the industry, Marsted reflects fondly on her experiences at Sciences Po. Although her time at Sciences Po was relatively short, she remarks that it granted her some life changing opportunities."
Read more portraits on the website of Sciences Po American Foundation