HARVARD STUDENTS

INTERN ABROAD FOR SUMMER 2024

Sage Corps is not an average 9-5 internship experience. During this 8-week program, you’ll work full-time at a startup to build real solutions to real problems.

Choose from 9 global cities including locations like Paris and Sydney or complete a remote internship from home. We design our programs to teach students valuable skills for trending jobs. First, students complete hard skill training modules as part of our Sage Corps Skills Academy. Next, students intern at global startups where they gain real world experience, either in-person with a cohort (or remotely from home).

Upon arrival you will attend an orientation with your cohort and Sage Corps City Manager. Throughout the program, you’ll attend cultural activities to immerse you in the local community. You can learn more about each of our Summer 2024 locations below.

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Harvard MCS Grant Funding

Harvard students can apply for Mignone Center for Career Success (MCS) grant funding to help cover the costs of participating in our program plus a travel stipend. Awards for programs abroad range from $5,000 – $10,500 depending on the country location. The deadline to apply for the grant is Feb 1, 2024.

Information on eligibility and how to apply can be found on the Harvard MCS funding page. Please reach out directly to Harvard MCS with questions. Once you’re accepted on the Sage Corps program we can offer you a letter of support for your Harvard application.

"The biggest benefit of the program was meeting lots of great people from other schools and having built-in friends to explore the city with -- I really appreciated getting to meet so many awesome students!"

"The most valuable reason, in my opinion, is for their startup network. It'll help you find an internship abroad which would otherwise be very difficult to do."

"I would recommend Sage Corps for the cohort aspect. Having a large group of college students to share this experience with truly made it something special.In my experience, internship opportunities with startups, let alone startups in other countries, are a rare opportunity. I was challenged in my Sage Corps internship in ways that were very helpful in determining what kind of work I want to do full time. And, I got to connect with a lot of very passionate and intellectually curious people!"