Applications are now open for the 2025 Summer Associate Internship Programme at the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change, offering an exciting ten-week opportunity for emerging changemakers eager to make an impact through public service and government transformation. Taking place across various locations—including Côte d’Ivoire, Ethiopia, Kenya (Nairobi), Senegal, The Gambia, Nigeria (Abuja), Zanzibar, Rwanda, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, and the United States—this internship is designed for highly motivated individuals with a passion for governance, strategy, and policy innovation. Starting in June 2025, the program welcomes talented students currently in their second or third year of undergraduate studies who want to be at the forefront of creating lasting political and economic change.

Interns will work alongside both local and international teams, supporting high-impact government advisory projects and gaining exposure to TBI’s innovative portfolio. Participants will be involved in meaningful assignments, including research, data-driven analysis, and strategy development, all aimed at supporting political leaders in delivering better results for citizens. From crafting evidence-based insights to assisting with impactful programme delivery, interns will gain a comprehensive understanding of how public sector reform and technology-driven solutions are shaping the future of governance in Africa and beyond.

This opportunity is ideal for entrepreneurial self-starters who thrive on tackling complex challenges, conducting detailed policy research, and collaborating on global projects. Successful candidates will be skilled in communication and presentation, comfortable with Microsoft Office tools, and eager to apply structured thinking and hands-on problem-solving. Interns must also be legally allowed to work in their chosen location, as the program does not cover accommodation or boarding costs.

By joining the Tony Blair Institute’s internship program, aspiring leaders will gain practical experience in global development, public policy, and strategic advisory work, contributing to the organization’s mission of supporting political leaders to build more open, inclusive, and prosperous societies.

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