International Affairs Junior Fellowship 2027/29
Applications are open for Treasury’s International Affairs Junior Fellowship. This selective two-year program places new graduates in economic policy work. Fellows shape US engagement with the IMF, World Bank, G7, and G20. US citizenship and a security clearance are required.
Program Snapshot
- Host Organization: U.S. Department of the Treasury, Office of International Affairs
- Salary: GS-9 level, roughly $70,000+ in the Washington, DC area
- Duration: Two years, starting summer 2027
- Location: Washington, DC
- Citizenship: US citizens only; security clearance required
- Application Deadline: October 31, 2026
Focus Areas
- International economic and financial policy
- Bilateral and multilateral diplomacy support
- Policy analysis for regional or functional Treasury offices
- Direct engagement with senior officials and global institutions
About the Fellowship
This fellowship trains new graduates in real international economic policy. Fellows support meetings with counterparts at major global institutions. Placement happens in either a regional or functional Treasury office. Many fellows later pursue graduate study or government careers.
What Fellows Receive
Fellows earn a GS-9 salary plus standard Treasury employee benefits. International travel opportunities may arise through diplomatic meeting support. Fellows gain direct exposure to senior policymakers and global institutions. Info sessions with current fellows help applicants prepare beforehand.
Who Can Apply
Applicants should be recent or upcoming bachelor’s degree graduates. Relevant coursework includes economics, finance, or international relations. Preference goes specifically to undergraduate, not graduate, applicants. Candidates must document 2,080 hours of relevant work or activities.
Required Materials
Applicants email a cover letter, resume, and one recommendation letter. A transcript and confirmation of US citizenship must be included. Resumes should stay under two pages, detailing relevant experience precisely.
How to Apply
Email your complete application to IAFellows@treasury.gov by October 31.
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Conclusion
This fellowship offers genuine, paid entry into US international economic policymaking. Its close access to global institutions suits ambitious recent graduates well. Eligible applicants should request their recommendation letter early, well before October 31.
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