General Information
The Summer Internship Program at the National Gallery is crafted to provide a deep dive into the world of art. Through hands-on experience, this program is designed to enhance your skills and knowledge in a dynamic and practical setting.
Program Details:
- Duration: The internship is full-time for nine weeks. Full commitment to the nine-week period is essential.
- Hybrid Work Model: You’ll follow a hybrid schedule combining on-site and remote work. Expect to work on-site at the National Gallery three days a week, with the possibility of more depending on project requirements.
- Internship Stipend: $25.26/hour for 10 weeks (total stipend amount is $10,104.00 for the summer)
- Cost-of-Living Stipend: While interns are responsible for securing their own housing, we’re pleased to offer all accepted summer interns a modest one-time cost-of-living stipend. This stipend is provided to assist with expenses such as travel/relocation and accommodations during your internship. You’ll receive a stipend in the amount of $1,818.00.
- Transportation Subsidy: A subsidy is available if you use authorized modes of public transportation.
Eligibility Guidelines
The Summer Internship Program is open to all who have a passion for art and culture. Whether you’re currently in school, a recent graduate, contemplating a career shift, or looking to gain experience in the art world, your application is welcome.
Application Details
- Requirements: Complete the online application, which includes: an online form, short answer questions, a work sample, a résumé or CV, and contact information for two references.
- Selection Process: If you’re shortlisted, you’ll be contacted for a virtual interview.
All application materials are accepted only through our online portal. Direct email or postal submissions are not accepted. Please do not contact individual staff members about internships in their departments.
Details:
Research Offering Type
Research Assistant
Location
USA
Undergraduate School
College, Engineering, LPS, Nursing, Wharton
Source
External