Overview
The U.S. Department of the Treasury International Affairs Junior Fellowship is now recruiting for its 2027–2029 cohort, offering a highly selective two-year opportunity for recent college graduates who want to contribute to international economic and financial policy in the United States. The Junior Fellowship places talented early-career professionals in the Treasury’s Office of International Aff
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The U.S. Department of the Treasury International Affairs Junior Fellowship is now recruiting for its 2027–2029 cohort, offering a highly selective two-year opportunity for recent college graduates who want to contribute to international economic and financial policy in the United States. The Junior Fellowship places talented early-career professionals in the Treasury’s Office of International Affairs […] The post U.S. Treasury International Affairs Junior Fellowship 2027–2029: Apply for a Two-Year Career in International Economic Policy appeared first on Opportunities for Youth .
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