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Internship Opportunities

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Gain Experience While Making an Impact

When interning at the International Institute of Minnesota, you’ll support immigrant and refugee communities while gaining hands-on work experience with an esteemed non-profit. We value our interns as a vital part of supporting New Americans through resettlement, immigration processes and citizenship.

We are now accepting applications for Spring 2025. 

Expect to hear back in November/December 2024 for next steps.

 

Internship sessions:

  • Winter/Spring Term: January – April/May (Interviews in December)
  • Summer Term: May/June – August (Interviews in April)
  • Fall Term: September – December (Interviews in August)

Open Positions

  • Immigration Services Citizenship Internship

    Interns will be exposed to a variety of immigration issues, mainly related to the process of U.S. citizenship. This role assists IIMN’s Accredited Representative and program staff with clients as they apply for U.S. citizenship and with overall case management.

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  • Immigration Services Data Internship

    Interns will be exposed to a variety of immigration issues, mainly related to the process of U.S. citizenship. Interns will assist IIMN’s Accredited Representative and program staff to enter immigration data related to clients’ applications for U.S. citizenship and with overall case management.

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  • Refugee Support Internship (Matching Grant)

    This intern assists our Refugee Services team by working with new arrivals to prepare them for their first American job. This is a great opportunity to improve cross-cultural communication skills, learn first-hand about the lives of refugees living in the Twin Cities, and learn about the process of refugee resettlement in Minnesota.

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  • Immigration Services Family Reunification Internship

    Interns will be exposed to a variety of immigration issues, mainly related to the process of family reunification through the Affidavit of Relationship (AOR) program. In this customer service role, interns will connect with clients who have completed an AOR application and who are looking for a status update on their application and/or help setting up a DNA appointment.

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About Our Internships

Our flexible, unpaid internships typically last four months. We are willing to adjust assignments to accommodate your school’s internship requirements.

Students who have worked in or would like to gain experience in nonprofits, refugee services, immigration or similar settings are encouraged to apply.

Applications for Fall internships are currently closed.

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Contact Us

Call or email us if you have questions about our internship program

Rachel Kennedy
Volunteer and Community Partnerships Manager
(651) 377-8663