LibGuides: Job and Career Research: Internships & Funding

Duke Career Hub

Duke Career Hub
Location
Suite 036 Bryan Center
125 Science Drive
Box 90950
Durham, NC 27708
careerstudent@duke.edu

9am - 5pm Monday-Friday

Need Help? Ask a Librarian for help finding career resources in the library.

Librarians are available from 9am to 12am most days to help you with your research. You can reach us in person, via chat, phone, or email.

Search Duke's catalog for books & resources on internships and funding:

Suggested subject heading and keyword searches to get started:

Some featured online resources from the Career Center. See the Career Center Internship Page for a complete list of resources.

Backdoor Jobs
Provides opportunities to internships and work opportunities in U.S. and abroad. Choose from a variety of categories (like Jobs in the Great Outdoors, or Meaningful Work).
Federal Government Internships
Search for summer internships working in a wide variety of government sectors (Education, Law, Engineering and more).
Idealist.org
An interactive website for the Action without Borders project. Includes listings of US and international job opportunities and internships in non-profit organizations.
Learning Abroad Center (University of Minnesota)
Search through comprehensive internship opportunities abroad.
Volunteer Match
Search for volunteer opportunities by location.

Databases for Grants & Funding (Duke MCL)
Through Duke Medical Center Library. Biased towards opportunities in the sciences.
Duke Career Center List of Funding Opportuntities
Duke Career Center List of Resources for Fellowships and Short term
Resources good for fellowships & post-graduation opportunities including possibilities for gap year
Duke Office of Research Support
Funding Tools
Duke Undergraduate Research Support Office
Duke Office of Undergraduate Scholars & Fellows (OUSF)
Assistance with post Graduate Scholarships and awards.

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OUSF is the resource center for anyone eligible to apply for post-graduate awards: the Rhodes, Marshall, Churchill, Gates-Cambridge, Soros, Fulbright, and Luce among them. OUSF also serves undergraduates who are eligible to apply for awards granted in advance of graduation: the Truman and Beinecke, for example, which are designed to help support post-graduate education, or the Boren, Udall and Goldwater, which provide some undergraduate tuition assistance.
Candid
Gap Year Assocication
Tools for planning of gap year as well as information for scholarships, programs, accreditation, etc

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"The Gap Year Association advocates for increased participation in Gap Year education through the meaningful accreditation of safe and quality organizations, the proliferation of Gap Year Scholarships, and the continued research of Gap Year student outcomes."
Grant Making Foundations
Hart Fellows opportunity at Duke