Jobs and Internships

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Internships

We are looking for high-quality, skilled, and committed undergraduate and graduate interns to work with us. To apply, students are encouraged to find our job postings on Handshake. In lieu of this, applicants may send a cover letter and resume to info@dialogueinstitute.org.

Editorial Assistant

This is an excellent role for students looking to gain experience in editing and publishing. The Journal of Ecumenical Studies is the oldest peer-reviewed journal in the field of interreligious studies. Typical tasks include consolidating publication records, editing and managing manuscripts and articles, as well as communicating with authors to ensure style and formatting requirements are met.

Public History Intern

This position is perfect for a student interested in education and research. Typical tasks include conducting research on various topics related to Philadelphia's history and providing content for public history initiatives.

How to Apply

Please send an email message with an attached resume and cover letter to info@dialogueinstitute.org. Please describe briefly your areas of interest and why you would like to work with the Dialogue Institute. If you meet our criteria, a staff member will reach out to you to schedule an interview. 

Will I get paid? 

Individual universities, including Temple, may have paid internship programs and work-study opportunities. However, some positions may be volunteer.

Past Intern Spotlight

Peter Yingzhe He is a Temple University political science major (class of 2023). He was the recipient of a Summer Internship Stipend Award from Temple University’s Joyce K. Salzburg Center for Professional Development. During the summer of 2021, he collaborated with the Dialogue Institute to research past program participants, aiming to identify their interests and opportunities for future programs and cross-border collaborations.

Andrew Douris was a Temple University history major (class of 2021). He was the recipient of a Summer Internship Stipend Award from Temple University’s Joyce K. Salzburg Center for Professional Development. During the summer of 2020, he collaborated with the Dialogue Institute to research curriculum content for our institute on religious pluralism in the United States, attracting scholars from around the world.