Anthropology Volunteering in England

Step into London, one of the world’s leading business, finance, and cultural capitals, with an international internship designed to accelerate your career. This program blends hands-on professional experience, global networking, and cultural immersion, equipping students, recent graduates, and early-career professionals with the skills and connections to thrive in today’s competitive job market. Internships are available across sectors including business, marketing, finance, PR, technology, entrepreneurship, and NGOs, with placements tailored to your career goals. Through partnerships with 3,000+ leading companies, start-ups, and NGOs, you’ll gain meaningful experience that strengthens your résumé and prepares you for future opportunities. Alongside your internship, you’ll benefit from mentorship, professional development workshops, and networking events. Please note: If you solely hold a UK passport and have lived only in England & Wales for the past five years, you must join a program outside the UK. Whether you’re exploring your path, taking a gap year, or advancing your career, our London program offers an unmatched blend of growth and global experience.

Through World Internships, land a history-related placement in London. Home to some of the world's literary greats and historical figures, England’s capital is an ideal setting for internships within the Humanities. In the History internship, you may find yourself performing archival research, working on research projects at an English university, contributing to historical journals and genealogical publications, or working at a museum or gallery. As a historic literary and cultural center, London is home to some of the oldest cultural organizations and monuments in the world. While here, you will gain exceptional professional experience and have plenty of time to explore diverse attractions. You can also head out of the city and travel to other parts of England—even Europe. Make sure to save enough time to join excursions, group reflections, and a British life and culture course. This program is also open to volunteers.