CIA Student Programs (Undergraduate Internship, Co-op and Graduate Studies)

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Paid year-round internship and cooperative education programs at the Central Intelligence Agency for full-time undergraduate students, plus a Graduate Studies Program for students in accredited graduate or doctoral programs. Placements span engineering, information technology and language disciplines alongside finance and economics. Undergraduate interns complete at least one 12-week work tour before graduating; co-op students alternate semesters for at least three semesters. Because applicants must clear medical and security processing, the Agency advises submitting an expression of interest 6 to 12 months before the desired start date. Official Website cia.gov About This Program Paid year-round internship and cooperative education programs at the Central Intelligence Agency for full-time undergraduate students, plus a Graduate Studies Program for students in accredited graduate or doctoral programs. Placements span engineering, information technology and language disciplines alongside finance and economics. Undergraduate interns complete at least one 12-week work tour before graduating; co-op students alternate semesters for at least three semesters. Because applicants must clear medical and security processing, the Agency advises submitting an expression of interest 6 to 12 months before the desired start date. Program Details Field Other Level Undergraduate Country United States State / Province Virginia Online Available In person Funding / Award Yes Women-Only Program Open to all; women encouraged
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Field Other Country United States Funding Available

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