Internships in Sao Paulo, Brazil

Join interns from all over the world on an IGS internship in various locations abroad, from Sydney to Dublin! We have a long history of collaborating with radio stations to offer students the chance to be on air or deal with hands-on tasks. Our Radio Broadcasting internships are a great way to immerse yourself into local cultures while building professional skills. We work with both traditional and nontraditional stations, with some independent stations featuring local artists and under-represented communities. As such, there is a real opportunity to learn about the challenges people face through the lyrics of their songs. As an intern, your duties typically involve: On-air work Editing Writing Calling businesses Conducting interviews Event planning Photography Social media

Your CIEE Semester Global Internship program in São Paulo lasts 12 weeks and features three key components: A full-time internship with an international organization (approximately 30 hours per week), an internship seminar, and a course taught online through CIEE’s global academic partner, ASU. Enhance your experience with co-curricular and extracurricular activities while building career skills, expanding your professional network, and immersing yourself in Brazil's culture. Live, learn, and work in São Paulo!

IPBio researches amphibian reproductive habits and embryology in captivity. In addition, we conduct regular inventories of amphibians using pitfalls distributed throughout the reserve. Education in biology would be a huge benefit in this program, but it is not a requirement. Our projects are: - Tadpole Monitoring: IPBio collects tadpoles and monitors their development to study the embryological process as well as the presence of a deadly fungus called Bd. - Amphibians in Captivity: IPBio has species of frogs in captivity to study their mating habits. - Amphibian inventories: IPBio wishes to understand the distribution of amphibians, understand their reproductive habits, track species composition and well-being, and potentially find new species. IPBio has 6 different sites, each with 5 pitfalls. Volunteers will need to open the pitfalls for 48 hours and visit the sites to collect data such as species, photographs, size, any diseases found, or other relevant information for statistical analysis. This role demands volunteers who can deal with highly exhausting activities, as a lot of hiking is required in difficult conditions.

Immerse yourself in a new language, intern abroad, or explore a different part of the world. CET’s gap programs offer the opportunity to join college-level courses overseas or online. Whether you're mastering Chinese in Beijing, volunteering while living with a host family in Siena, or creating art in a studio in Osaka, CET blends academics with real-world experience. Designed around experiential learning, deep cultural engagement, and academic rigor, CET programs turn education into something more than just earning college credit.