Overview
The U.S. Department of the Treasury is recruiting candidates for its International Affairs Junior Fellowship 2027–2029, a highly selective, fixed two-year program designed for new college graduates interested in international economic policy, finance, public policy, international relations, and related fields. The fellowship provides an opportunity to work within Treasury’s Office of International
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The U.S. Department of the Treasury is recruiting candidates for its International Affairs Junior Fellowship 2027–2029, a highly selective, fixed two-year program designed for new college graduates interested in international economic policy, finance, public policy, international relations, and related fields. The fellowship provides an opportunity to work within Treasury’s Office of International Affairs (IA) and […] The post U.S. Treasury International Affairs Junior Fellowship 2027–2029: Paid Two-Year Opportunity for Recent College Graduates in International appeared first on Opportunities for Youth .
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