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The institute for cultural diplomacy (ICD) offers advanced undergraduates, post-graduates as well as recent graduates the opportunity to gain practical experience in foreign policy research and advocacy on local and international issues relating to cultural diplomacy.

The Forum is designed with the intention of bringing together young, influential people from Latin America, Europe and across the world, in order for them to gain an insight into Cultural Diplomacy, to exchange ideas and experiences, and to learn from influential figures. Participants will develop contacts on both a social and professional level, and participate in challenging discussions.

The curriculum of the Forum has been developed to provide the participants with clear examples of how Cultural Diplomacy has been, and is being, used in different areas and by a range of different actors. Participants will benefit from insights and presentations from leading figures in the fields of international relations, business, academia, and the media.


From December, 2008 to 15th February, 2009, we are specifically looking for applicants with a Latin American background or a great interest in the region who would like to work in the coordination of the upcoming forum “Europe meets Latin America- A Forum for Young Leaders”.

Interns working on the development and coordination of the forum will gain an insight into working areas including PR and marketing, translation, research, journalism, the preparation of work shops, etc.

Candidates who demonstrate the following qualifications will be considered:
• Applicants should at least be an advanced undergraduate in History, Law, International Relations, Political Science, Communications, Economics, Business, Cultural or related studies.
• Fluency in English (both writing and speaking). Spanish language skills are considered an asset.
• Web Based Research Skills.
• Ability to work independently as well as part of an international team environment.
• Writing and editing reports and project summaries.
• Planning special events or high-profile panel discussions.

Internships are not remunerated.