Economic Research Division Internships

The Divisions of International Finance, Monetary Affairs, and Research and Statistics, offer paid internships for graduate students to conduct research at the Federal Reserve Board.

Internships are offered in the spring, summer, and fall.

Interns work on a topic of their own choosing, usually furthering dissertation research begun before the internship. Preference is given to Ph.D. candidates whose topics are in macroeconomics (broadly defined), international economics, finance, banking, and econometrics. Applications are also welcome from students working in other fields of economics.

Program	Application Deadline	Typical Tenure
Summer	April 1	June-September
Fall	April 1	September-December
Spring	November 15	March-May

• John Rogers (International Finance)
• Michael Palumbo (Research and Statistics)
• Seth Carpenter (Monetary Affairs)

Send the following application material by e-mail to dissertationinterns@frb.gov:

• vita
• work from the thesis
• transcript of graduate work
• two letters of reference

Note: Although not all internship positions require U.S. citizenship, candidates are asked to indicate citizenship and visa status.

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The Division of Research and Statistics offers paid internships during the summer for graduate and undergraduate students to work on projects previously identified by economists in the division.

These positions are available to students majoring in economics, finance, statistics, mathematics, or computer science.

Program	Application Deadline	Typical Tenure
Summer	April 1	June-September

Send the following application material by e-mail to projectinterns@frb.gov:

• cover letter
• resumé (indicating citizenship and visa status)
• college transcript
• three letters of academic reference directly from professors.

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Throughout the year, the Division of Research and Statistics occasionally offers opportunities for students to work on projects as unpaid interns. The duration of the internship is generally ten to twelve weeks, depending on the assigned projects.

Summer unpaid internships selections are based solely on academic records and references. On-site interviews are not conducted.

Program	Application Deadline	Typical Tenure
Summer	April 1	June-September
Fall	July 31	Semester
Spring	November 15	Semester

Send the following application material by e-mail to projectinterns@frb.gov:

• cover letter
• resumé
• college transcript
• three letters of academic reference sent directly from professors.

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