CUS NEPAL INTERNSHIP PROGRAM

INTERNSHIP IN NEPAL

Nepal offers various internship opportunities across diverse fields, catering to both local and international students or professionals seeking real-world experience. Below are some popular fields and opportunities available for internships in Nepal:

Environmental Conservation

Join groups and organizations involved in the conservation of wildlife, sustainable development, and climate change issues. There are a number of well-established organizations, such as ACAP and WWF Nepal, which often provide internship opportunities. Such internships are particularly suitable for students in environmental science, biology, or related fields.

Tourism and Hospitality

Tourism is a booming sector in Nepal, hence this may avail internship opportunities in travel agencies, hotels, and tour companies. Tasks during the internship can involve organizing tours, liaison activities with tourists, or hospitality management.
Other popular cities include Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan.

Health and Medicine

Practical experiences can be obtained in hospitals, clinics, or NGOs by medical and nursing students. Such unique and invaluable learning could be obtained from the rural and underserved areas where the internship placements are made. The major placements include Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital and various rural healthcare facilities.

Education and Teaching

Such opportunities for teaching English or other subjects, especially in rural areas of Nepal, are often provided by NGOs or community development initiatives.

NGO and Development Sector

Participate in various NGOs addressing issues like poverty, women’s empowerment, and human rights. Interns can be involved with project management, fundraising, or fieldwork. Some recognizable NGOs include Teach for Nepal, Child Workers in Nepal (CWIN), and Maiti Nepal.

Cultural and Anthropological Studies

Learn about the rich cultural heritage of Nepal through anthropology, history, and social sciences internships. A research-based program will have the student working directly with universities or other cultural organizations.

Key Points to Consider

  • Visa Requirements: Obtain the correct visa for your internship.
  • Accommodation: Some organizations offer accommodation, whereas others expect individuals to make their own arrangements.
  • Cultural Sensitivity: Understand customs and traditions from Nepal.
  • Language: English is widely used, but basic Nepali can be useful.