Spend a summer or semester in Washington, D.C. with the Academic Internship Program, and set yourself apart in today’s competitive job market.

At The Washington Center, we understand that launching your career goes far beyond just landing an internship. The Academic Internship Program delivers a comprehensive experience designed to help you thrive in today’s rapidly-evolving job market. The Academic Internship Program combines personalized career coaching, immersive, hands-on experience, and access to a dynamic network of peers and professionals in Washington, D.C.—a city where ideas turn into action. You’ll return to campus with a clear plan for success after graduation and the tools to build a thriving career.

The MassDems have launched a resume bank so that individuals looking to work on Democratic campaigns and for Democratic organizations and leaders have a place to upload their resumes.

Interning at the DNC is a unique opportunity for hardworking, passionate future leaders to gain real-life, hands-on experience in Democratic politics, strengthen their understanding of the political process, and prepare for future political opportunities.

As a DNC intern, you will have the chance to participate in grassroots organizing, assist at DNC functions, receive personal development training, network with DNC leadership and staff, and do department-specific substantive and administrative work. Each department offers you a unique learning experience.

Are you looking for an opportunity to break into politics? Want to establish lasting connections and gain campaign experience? Would you like to work on behalf of a current or future Member of Congress?

The DCCC Internship Program is designed to give people substantial exposure to practical, campaign-style politics on a national level.

This is a great opportunity to help Democrats in our mission to take back the House and learn the ins and outs of a Congressional Campaign.

The District Office, located in Lowell, runs the internship program throughout the fall, spring, and summer sessions. Internship hours can be flexible to accommodate students' course schedules, but they generally run from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with the option of full-time and part-time positions.

In the District, intern responsibilities include answering phones, answering constituent letters on various issues, assisting with resolving constituent casework, researching daily press clips, and drafting memos as needed. Interns will gain a comprehensive knowledge of Massachusetts’ 3rd District and the services the District Office provides.

The Governor’s Office offers part-time internships during the fall and spring academic semesters and summer break. The positions are paid, and housing is the intern's responsibility. Currently enrolled undergraduate, graduate, and associate degree college students are eligible to apply. As the selection process advances, a personal interview may be required.