The CALS Global Fellows Program supports CALS undergraduate students from any major in pursuit of challenging, professionally focused summer internships and research placements that enhance and complement their career goals and academic progress, while enriching their undergraduate experience with diverse cultural and international immersion.

Through key partnerships, the Global Fellows Program provides a platform for students to make positive and definable contributions to global organizations and communities. Acceptance to the program is competitive and a limited number of students are selected each year.The program includes three parts:

• ALS 2300: Pre-engagement course held during the second half of spring semester (8 weeks). Topics include making the most of your experiential learning opportunity, working in multi-cultural environments, preparing for a successful placement, health, safety and expectations abroad, and critical self-reflection. (1 credit, S/U)
• Continuous summer internship/research placement for 7-8 weeks in an international setting.
• ALS 2301: Post-engagement course providing students with the opportunity to synthesize learning abroad and present outcomes to the CALS community. (1 credit, S/U)

TCI funds and operates a summer internship program that places Cornell University masters and professional degree candidates with research internship opportunities across India.

Interns work to propel TCI research in any of our main research areas, and specific internships/project opportunities depend on what projects are in need of support.

This is a competitive, merit-based internship that requires interns to engage (full-time) over the course of 6-8 weeks in an applied, development-related research project in India. TCI internships typically occur in between June-August. Funding will be awarded on a competitive basis.