Welcome to the Government, International Affairs & Law Community!
Careers in this community focus on serving the public interest, analyzing and setting policy, and ensuring fundamental rights are upheld at the local, state, national and international level— whether it be in an NGO or non-profit, public, or the private sector. People who pursue careers in government, law or international affairs develop skills in writing, public speaking, developing fluency or high proficiency in a second language, interpersonal and intercultural communication, conflict resolution, outreach, systems-thinking, analysis and problem solving.
Examples of career pathways include (but are not limited to): activists, advocacy, analysts, community organizers, consulting, creative arts, education, engineering, finance and budgeting, international development, information technology and computer science, legal, politics, public policy, researchers, and local, state, tribal, federal, or global/international entities.
Third party recruitment agencies (ex. Robert Half, Beacon Hill Associates) are organizations that contract with employer clients to assist them with outreach and recruitment for a specified role(s).  These agencies also work directly with candidates looking for jobs, including graduating …
The Executive Office of Energy & Environmental Affairs is hiring for Summer 2024 interns.
Applications for Summer 2024 internship positions at various agencies within the Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs (EOEEA) are open! The program will run from June …
Looking for a meaningful opportunity to fold in to your spring semester? Are you interested in learning about sustainable economy and public policies? This Resilient Local Economies Internship at Cambridge Local First might just be for you.
It’s tempting to make assumptions about the type of internship, volunteering, or other work experience you’re supposed to pursue with a particular major.
The truth? A Political Science major — or any Tufts major for that matter — doesn’t limit …
Welcome to “3 Questions with …”, a recurring feature on the Career Center blog. We’re asking alumni of all graduation years and career interests to share a bit of their experiences and advice.Â
Mark Lannigan, ’23, Regional Assistant for Senator …
