Fall 2026 Research Intern, Human Rights in Asia

Role Summary • A fall 2026 research internship at the Hudson Institute, a Washington think tank on security and foreign policy, on human rights and security in Asia. The intern supports research on human rights violations in China, North Korea and Southeast Asia — including the treatment of the Uyghurs — and helps the program's scholars with administration. Responsibilities • Conduct substantive research and editing for reports, articles, op-eds, and briefing papers. • Assist scholars with research projects, presentations, and monitoring current events. • Support administrative tasks and assist with public and intern events. Required Knowledge & Experience • Degree: Current student or recent graduate in political science, international relations, human rights, security studies, history, or related fields. • Demonstrated interest in human rights and Asian politics. • Strong research, writing, editing, and analysis skills. Work & Eligibility • August 24 to December 4, 2026. • Minimum 15–20 hours per week. • Onsite preferred; limited capacity for remote or hybrid work. Application Process • Upload a single PDF named "First, Last Application" containing a cover letter, resume, and short writing sample (2–3 pages).