journalism summer internships 2022

NBC internship program

NBC offers a summer internship program for college students. The NBC internship program is for college juniors and seniors and is available in the following departments:

• NBC News, which covers national news, politics and current events
• NBC Sports, which covers pro sports, Olympic sports and other sporting events of interest to cable subscribers
• CNBC (Consumer News & Business Channel), an all-business news network that provides financial news programming during the morning hours on weekdays and Saturdays in addition to breaking business news coverage during Market Wrap; and MSNBC (MSNBC), an all-news channel that features both domestic and international stories

New York Times internship

The New York Times is looking for candidates with strong writing, editing, and reporting skills. Interns will work closely with the newsroom’s reporters and editors to create content for the site. To apply, you must be 18 years old by August 1st, 2022 (or age 17 if you will turn 18 by that date), have a college degree or equivalent experience, and be fluent in English. You can also submit an application package including your resume/CV; published clips (preferred); a personal statement explaining why you want to work at The Times; any other writing samples; and three references who know you well professionally or personally. Eligible candidates should send electronic copies of their materials as Word documents (.doc) or PDF files via email to summerjobs@nytimes.com no later than Monday, May 20th at 11:59pm EST

Scripps Howard Foundation Scholarship

Who is eligible to apply?

• You must be a high school student.
• You must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident of the U.S.
• You must have at least one parent who is a full-time employee of either Gannett Co., Inc., Scripps Media, Inc., E.W. Scripps Company, Journal Communications LLC, Journal Broadcast Group LLC or affiliated companies located in the United States (excluding Puerto Rico and other territories).

You may also apply if your parents are legally separated and you live with one parent who works for any of these companies listed above; in this case the parent must work an average minimum 30 hours per week during the length of your internship experience (Summer 2022).

Washington Post internships

The Washington Post is a national newspaper that provides coverage of U.S. politics, government and culture. The paper’s digital edition, washingtonpost.com, has been ranked most popular in the United States among online newspapers since 2011 according to comScore data and was one of the first to adopt paywall technology.

The long-running Capital Weather Gang blog reports on weather patterns in Washington D.C., while The Fix political blog offers analysis and insight into the latest news on elections and campaigns across the country. Interns at the company can also contribute content to their sports section or write stories for local publications like Northern Virginia Magazine or Prince George’s Today (both free community newspapers).

The internship program runs between January 1st through December 31st each year; internships are available both on a full-time basis as well as part time internships that last as little as one month or up until six months during summer break from school (May – August).

Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting Journalism Internship

Interns with the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting will be placed at a variety of media outlets around the world. Interns will work under the supervision of a Pulitzer Center journalist, who will guide them on their reporting projects and provide feedback throughout the internship. The program is open to graduate students, undergraduates and high school seniors (with parental permission).

Interns will receive a $3,500 monthly stipend during their 10-week assignment in Washington D.C., as well as travel expenses for one trip abroad.

Edelman Internship Program

Edelman is a global communications marketing firm that works with clients in the consumer, healthcare, technology and financial services industries.

The internships are open to students who are currently enrolled in university and have completed at least one full-time academic year. The company offers summer internships between May and September each year.

There are four roles available: Strategic analyst – interns learn how to do research and analysis on different business units within Edelman; Media planner/buyer – interns work on pitches, media lists and media plans; Account assistant – interns work on client-facing projects like event management or report writing; Corporate affairs specialist – interns undertake research into specific topics such as climate change legislation or emerging technologies like artificial intelligence (AI).

The TONL Global Voices Fellowship Program for Journalists of Color

The TONL Global Voices Fellowship Program for Journalists of Color is a program created by TONL, a visual storytelling company that aims to create more compelling, authentic and diverse representation of the world in media. The fellowship program is open to journalists from all over the world, who will have an opportunity to attend the International Journalism Festival in Perugia (Italy) in October 2020 as part of their internship experience.

This fellowship comes with an all-expenses-paid trip to Italy where you can meet your fellow fellows and take part in workshops led by industry professionals about issues such as: data journalism; storytelling with video; social networks analysis; audience engagement tools; content marketing strategies; live broadcasting on Facebook Live or Periscope (and other platforms).

Participants will also have access to exclusive interviews with experts from different fields at IJF2020, including editors-in-chief from leading newsrooms across Europe (the Guardian, Le Monde Diplomatique), digital innovators working on major newsrooms like BBC News Labs or CNN International Digital Innovation team.

Different kinds of journalism summer programs are out there.

There are many different types of journalism summer programs, so it’s important to know what you’re looking for. Some programs offer longer-term internships (like a few months at a time) and others might be shorter (like one month). Some internships will require you to stay in the city where the program is located, while others allow you to live anywhere in the world. Some journalism summer programs are paid, while other journalism summer programs are unpaid. And while there may be many different types of journalism summer programs out there, not all of them will be right for your needs or interests!