Internships

EcoPeace Middle-East offers internship oppurtunities for students and young professionals intrested in enviornmental peacebuilding and regional cooperation. Our interns are an integral part
of the team and contribute to ongoing projects across departments, gaining hands-on experience while supporting meaningful, real-world impact.
Internships are tailored to both the needs of the organization and the interests of the candidate, and may include research, communications, development, government relations, and project support.

Before Applying, Please Note:

• A minimum commitment of 3 months is required (with preference for longer periods)

• Internships are offered on a voluntary (unpaid) basis

• Please note that EcoPeace does not arrange visas or work/residency permits, and applicants are expected to have the appropriate arrangements in place for the duration of the internship 

Our Offices

Internship opportunities may be available across our offices in:

  • Tel Aviv – hybrid work model (including a weekly in-office day on Mondays)
  • Ramallah – primarily in-person, with regular on-site presence expected
  • Amman – primarily in-person, with regular on-site presence expected


Applicants are asked to indicate their preferred office in the application form.

What You will gain

  • Hands-on experience in environmental peacebuilding

  • Exposure to cross-border regional cooperation

  • Work within an international and multidisciplinary team

  • Opportunity to contribute to meaningful, impact-driven work

how and where to apply

To apply, please complete our 

Internship Application Form

“My internship with EcoPeace played an important role in my professional development. I not only interacted with inspiring young people, but also political figures and emerging scholars dedicated to building peace through environmental advocacy.”
Emily Kenward2021
“I have greatly appreciated the fact that EcoPeace strives to maximize the skills of their interns, and this experience working to support grassroots activism and campaigns has provided me with many new ideas for programming and discussion to bring back to my work in DC"
Sarah Huckins2017
“The intersectionality of EcoPeace’s work, bridging gaps between environmentalism and peace advocacy, and Israel, Palestine, and Jordan, should become a paradigm. Coming away from the experience, I have thought to address issues such as poverty, or the environment, or conflict not as isolated cases but as opportunities to improve and form a cohesive ecosystem.”
Owen Wiese2017
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