Salzburg Global Seminar Inc.
Program Internship - 2027 Cohort at Salzburg… · Salzburg
Job Description
ABOUT SALZBURG GLOBAL
Salzburg Global is where open-minded leaders from around the world gather for breakthrough conversations on pressing global issues.
Since 1947, our programs have worked to overcome barriers and open up a world of better possibilities – creating spaces where divergent voices can address the big challenges of our time.
We have gathered over 40,000 Fellows from 173 countries for more than 1,100 sessions that change the conversation on the pressing issues of our time.
That very first session brought together over 100 young Europeans and Americans – including veterans of the French resistance, survivors of Nazi concentration camps, prisoners of war, and former enemies.
They met at Schloss Leopoldskron, an Austrian palace that had been occupied by the Nazis in a country that was still under Allied military occupation. They wrestled with how diverse and fractured groups of people could come together and start creating the conditions for peace in the aftermath of World War II.
More than seventy-five years later, the challenges may be different, but our mission still carries that same founding spirit: to overcome barriers and open up a world of better possibilities.
We are supported by a combination of institutional partnerships, generous individual donations and revenue generated from our social enterprise, Schloss Leopoldskron.
We seek to be an exemplary international institution in terms of equity and environmental sustainability. We strongly encourage candidates from all backgrounds to apply and join us in our work.
ABOUT OUR INTERNSHIPS
The internships are full-time, for a maximum period of three months.
Although the position is not paid, we will provide the successful candidate with:
board and lodging at Schloss Leopoldskron
a return ticket for their country of origin
excellent networking opportunities with the international participants of our programs
Start dates for the Program Internships are available in:
Mid-January
End of March
Early May
Early July
Late September
Should your application be successful, we will provide the exact dates on completion of the internship offer. Due to program scheduling and accommodation reasons, we do not accommodate internship requests outside these fixed periods.
WHAT YOU WILL BE DOING
As an integral part of the program team, your role will be key to the successful running of our programs. You will be responsible for supporting their operational preparation and implementation. The team will rely on your organizational, problem-solving and communication skills.
You will have unique opportunities to broaden your knowledge within our Pillars’ scope (Health, Education, Culture, Peace and Justice, Finance and Governance). This internship is also a springboard for relationship-building with thought-leaders and changemakers worldwide.
Project assignments are based on both program needs and individual strengths, with every effort made to provide meaningful opportunities aligned with our interns’ interests and development goals, where feasible.
Typical duties include:
Researching relevant program topics, partners, and participants, including compiling biographies
Providing reliable administrative and operational support to the program teams (such as updating internal documents, printing program materials, copying, and mailing)
Providing event management and technical support in sessions (for instance: recording lectures, controlling the sound system, managing the microphones, presentation visuals management, etc.)
Note-taking during online meetings and programs
Providing database support
Providing participant support and facilitating positive group dynamics