Since 2015, the NSG Arctic Internship program has empowered young professionals to gain knowledge about Arctic policy. As a small consulting firm headquartered in Alaska with team members working remotely in Washington, DC, and Europe, NSG specializes in community engagement, social performance, and sustainable economic strategies, working closely with pan-Arctic and Indigenous communities across North America and globally.: North Star Group 2024 Arctic Intern

Remote

$1,000 to $1,500 / Monthly

Since 2015, the NSG Arctic Internship program has empowered young professionals to gain knowledge about Arctic policy. As a small consulting firm headquartered in Alaska with team members working remotely in Washington, DC, and Europe, NSG specializes in community engagement, social performance, and sustainable economic strategies, working closely with pan-Arctic and Indigenous communities across North America and globally.

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Interested applicants are invited to send their CV/resumé and a letter that describes their interest in Alaska/Arctic/northern issues to [email protected]. Applicants will be welcomed on a rolling basis, successful applicants will begin as soon as May 1, 2024.

**[North Star Group](https://northstargrp.com/) is pleased to accept applications for NSG’s 2024 Summer Arctic Internship. **This year’s internship opportunity will focus on Arctic youth engagement and pan-Arctic/northern collaboration.

**This stipend-based remote-work internship requires a minimum of 20 hours per week and is intended for senior year-level or recent college graduates,** ideally suited for international relations and sustainable development with a special interest in Alaska and northern issues. The internship can be done remotely, has a flexible start and end date, and offers the potential for continuing employment.

**The successful candidate will be able to strengthen their networking skills while gaining valuable experience in professional communication and outreach strategies, Arctic-related policy development,** current events, and connecting with individuals and entities engaged in Arctic issues. These activities will help bridge gaps across sectors and build sustainable relationships throughout the Arctic.