Asia Centre

Bangkok, Thailand

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Internship Info

ORGANIZATION INFO

Asia Centre is a civil society research institute in Special Consultative Status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council (UN ECOSOC).

The Centre’s core activities involve research, training, advocacy and media initiatives, having its programmatic priorities on four key constitutional liberties as enshrined in the Universal Declaration on Human Rights (UDHR): freedom of religion or belief (Article 18), freedom of expression (Article 19), freedom of association (Article 20) and the right to political participation (Article 21).

Asia Centre collaborates with civil society organisations, developmental aid agencies, diplomatic missions, government institutions, international non-governmental organisations, UN agencies to advance the cause of democracy and human rights.

It operates from its AI Hub and Research Hub in Bangkok (Thailand), Media Hub in Johor Bahru (Malaysia) and Training Hub in Phnom Penh (Cambodia).

MENTOR(S) FROM THE ORGANIZATION

James Gomez

Regional Director

NTU

Alumni

VACANCIES

Research Intern

1 Vacancy

#NGO/Interest Group #Logistics Planning & Management Services #Teaching/Training

Mentor(s)/ Co-supervisor(s)

James Gomez

Regional Director

co-supervisor

Brief Introduction of the Department

Asia Centre’s Internship Programme offers a well-rounded experience in a not-for-profit organization. The programme gives interns the opportunity to work in a dynamic and international team, where you will gain real work experience in preparation for a future job. Interns are assured of excellent mentorship from our directors and staff on the implementation of projects. They are also exposed to various tasks in communications, partnership development and research, thereby giving them a strong professional foundation and an integrated experience.

Department Staff Number

More than 10 people

Internship Job Description

Interns will undertake research, conduct interviews and surveys, draft notes, and reference content. Interns will also compile and draft information for book manuscripts, baseline studies, reports, project proposals, media commentaries and website write-ups.

Preferred Intern Education Level

Undergraduate students (third year and above)
Master students
Doctoral students

Preferred Intern Skill Sets or Qualities

Are passionate about civil society, democracy and human rights in Asia
Understand volunteerism and are committed, reliable and willing to accept project management challenges
Are pro-active, who are able to problem solve issues and engage in self-learning
Are team-players, who support others and are willing to contribute to the Centre’s projects and its long-term institutional growth
Have good English language research and drafting skills, social media management ability, experienced in design, photography and video editing

Internship Period

From June 15 to August 31, 2026 (adjustable at the discretion of the organisation)

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Others

Expected working hours per week: 40 hours
Salaries (stipends) will not be provided
Benefits will not be provided
Students who accept this position are required to participate in the iNGO Academy training courses.

Scholarship

Programme Intern

1 Vacancy

#NGO/Interest Group #Logistics Planning & Management Services #Teaching/Training

Mentor(s)/ Co-supervisor(s)

James Gomez

Regional Director

co-supervisor

Brief Introduction of the Department

Department Staff Number

More than 10 people

Internship Job Description

Interns will design and upload content onto the Centre’s website and social media platforms as well as offline promotional materials, maintain an active mailing list and administer surveys. They will also draft and send media advisories and press releases and liaise with journalists. Interns will design the branding material for the Centre’s events, publications, and social media content. Interns will assist in implementing the Centre’s events.

Preferred Intern Education Level

Undergraduate students (third year and above)
Master students
Doctoral students

Preferred Intern Skill Sets or Qualities

Are passionate about civil society, democracy and human rights in Asia
Understand volunteerism and are committed, reliable and willing to accept project management challenges
Are pro-active, who are able to problem solve issues and engage in self-learning
Are team-players, who support others and are willing to contribute to the Centre’s projects and its long-term institutional growth
Have good English language research and drafting skills, social media management ability, experienced in design, photography and video editing

Internship Period

From June 15 to August 31, 2026 (adjustable at the discretion of the organisation)

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Others

Expected working hours per week: 40 hours
Salaries (stipends) will not be provided
Benefits will not be provided
Students who accept this position are required to participate in the iNGO Academy training courses.

Scholarship

Communications Intern

1 Vacancy

#NGO/Interest Group #Logistics Planning & Management Services #Teaching/Training

Mentor(s)/ Co-supervisor(s)

James Gomez

Regional Director

co-supervisor

Brief Introduction of the Department

Department Staff Number

Internship Job Description

Interns will support in the organising of seminars, workshops, and conferences, including online events by contributing to all logistical arrangements. They will be responsible for developing events’ concept notes and programmes and reaching out to speakers and participants.

Preferred Intern Education Level

Undergraduate students (third year and above)
Master students
Doctoral students

Preferred Intern Skill Sets or Qualities

Are passionate about civil society, democracy and human rights in Asia
Understand volunteerism and are committed, reliable and willing to accept project management challenges
Are pro-active, who are able to problem solve issues and engage in self-learning
Are team-players, who support others and are willing to contribute to the Centre’s projects and its long-term institutional growth
Have good English language research and drafting skills, social media management ability, experienced in design, photography and video editing

Internship Period

From June 15 to August 31, 2026 (adjustable at the discretion of the organisation)

Others

Expected working hours per week: 40 hours
Salaries (stipends) will not be provided
Benefits will not be provided
Students who accept this position are required to participate in the iNGO Academy training courses.