Tech Congress Innovation Fellowships

An in-person, graduate-level course on the military and diplomatic history of WW2, including in-class seminars, meal discussions, and battlefield visits. Aimed at early and mid-career policy and political professionals and is a great way to learn about military policy and grand strategy.

Provides paid short-term emerging tech policy fellowships with the option for placement in federal agencies, congressional offices and committees, or think tanks. Great way to break into DC while making good money and receiving training, with options for different experience levels.

A paid summer seminar where undergraduates and early-stage graduate students study the theory and practice of classical liberalism. A great way for people interested in classical-liberalism and liberalism more broadly to understand how it applies to policy. https://www.wabash.edu/stephenson-institute/summer-seminars

A yearlong, policy writing-focused fellowship for juniors and seniors who are interested in progressive policy research and writing. A great way to develop skills and gain experience while in school and a valuable resume booster for people seeking work on the left. https://rooseveltinstitute.org/roosevelt-network/undergraduate-fellowships/emerging-fellowship

Highly selected and unique program for undergraduates interested in public policy, politics, and leadership that provides an immersive educational experience. A great way to show your interest in the world of policy and develop crucial soft skills, with the option of a paid trip to DC.

An in-person, graduate-level course in DC focusing on free market economic policy that’s open to mid-level professionals with at least three years of work or graduate school experience. A great way to develop your understanding of economic policy and grow your network. https://publicinterestfellowship.org/programs/the-american-capitalism-seminar-acs