Global Research & Internship Program

The Global Research & Internship Program enhances your career potential through life-changing global work and research experience. 

Program Overview

The Global Research & Internship Program (GRIP) offers outstanding undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to intern or conduct research with a variety of organizations and companies abroad for 8 to 12 weeks over the summer. 

As part of the GRIP program, you collaborate with people from different backgrounds, embrace and adapt to new challenges, and gain global exposure that makes you stand out when applying for jobs or graduate school. 

Program Features & Facts:

  • A wide variety of internship placements across many career industries including business, engineering, sustainable development, healthcare, community development, and more. 
  • Research placements that offer the opportunity to develop hands-on research skills under leading international researchers and faculty PIs affiliated with a university abroad. 
  • Generous guaranteed funding awards to help accepted students offset travel and internship-related expenses. 

Information & Next Steps

Take the next steps and learn more by understanding the application process, and searching the many exciting program options. 

Application Process

Explore the application process and program deadlines for GRIP.   

Funding & Financial Information

Information to help you navigate financial considerations as you plan for your research or internship placement abroad. 

For Employers

GRIP is eager to work with organizations of all sizes including startups, established corporations, and both non-profit and for-profit companies.

This internship has shown me just how important research is to the field of nursing. It helps nurses provide better care for their patients based on evidence and real outcomes. The process of conducting research and translating findings into nursing practices demonstrates a commitment to continuous improvement that can lead to meaningful advances in global healthcare.

The Importance of Nursing Research

Amanda Moore

Nursing ’26

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