Anthropology
Global Internship Abroad Position Description
Get a Flight Credit worth up to $350 when you apply with code* by May 6, 2024
Anthropology
CEA CAPA Internships Abroad is continuously broadening our internship opportunities around the world and takes care to align each internship with an intern’s experience and area of interest.
Please note some internship abroad placements may need candidates to have completed upper-level courses in the respective area, possess specific set of skills, and/or be capable of demonstrating knowledge. Here is a sample of what anthropology global internships abroad can entail.
Position Description
Anthropology interns will use their research skills to collect information. Interns will be asked to make judgements regarding this data through both observation and review of documents. Some duties will include:
- Applying research on thematic areas related to anthropology
- Providing technical or administrative support for anthropological organizations
- Entering or transcribing information in written form
Competency & Skill Development
Displayed below are examples of industry-specific competencies and transferable skills previous interns have developed through our internship placements. Every internship is crafted to align with the distinct goals of the intern and the requirements of their industry. This customization is identified through our placement process and expands as the intern begins their internship and engages with their supervisor.
Industry Specific Competency & Transferable Skill Development:
- Create communication plans surrounding new initiatives for organization-wide implementation.
- Evaluate and analyze technical data to determine the underlying principles, rationale, or results.
- Write, record, and maintain records related to research.
NACE Competency & Skill Development:
CEA CAPA is committed to elevating students' career readiness. Across various career fields, CEA CAPA is dedicated to securing internship placements that enable students to develop essential transferable skills (NACE Career Readiness Competencies).
These competencies, identified by U.S. employers, are crucial for undergraduate students to acquire before graduation, ensuring they are well-prepared and competitive in today's job market.
Career &
Self Development
Leadership
Communication
Professionalism
Critical Thinking
Teamwork
Equity &
Inclusion
Technology
Available Destinations
Find the program you're looking for in these destinations:
Speak with an
Admissions Advisor
Schedule an appointment to speak with a study abroad expert.
Book Appointment