National Geographic is offering graduate-level internship opportunities for 2025 to individuals eager to contribute to meaningful work that inspires, educates, and explores the world. Interns will have the chance to work alongside experts in various fields of exploration, science, conservation, storytelling, and more. This program is designed for recent graduates who are looking to apply their knowledge and skills to real-world projects that align with National Geographic’s mission to inspire and engage people to explore and protect the planet.
- Support the team with research and development of content for National Geographic publications, documentaries, and digital platforms.
- Assist in creating and curating educational and environmental materials, resources, and campaigns.
- Contribute to the development of marketing, outreach, and social media strategies to increase awareness about key projects and initiatives.
- Assist with the collection, organization, and analysis of data for ongoing projects in the fields of conservation, science, or education.
- Participate in brainstorming and collaborative sessions to ideate new content concepts and program strategies.
- Help prepare presentations and reports summarizing research findings or project progress.
- Provide general administrative support and contribute to the smooth operation of various teams and departments.
- Attend meetings and provide input, sharing insights based on your field of study or area of expertise.
- A recent graduate (within 1-2 years of graduation) with a degree in relevant fields such as Environmental Science, Journalism, Media, Anthropology, Geography, Conservation, or related disciplines.
- Candidates must have a strong academic record and a passion for storytelling, research, or exploration.
- A demonstrated interest in National Geographic’s mission and work in science, conservation, exploration, and education.
- Previous internship, volunteer work, or academic projects related to research, storytelling, media production, or conservation is preferred.
- Experience in digital content creation, social media management, or scientific research is a plus.
- Previous exposure to National Geographic content (articles, documentaries, or digital content) is beneficial but not required.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills with the ability to articulate complex concepts clearly.
- Analytical skills and attention to detail.
- Creative problem-solving and critical thinking abilities.
- Ability to work independently as well as part of a collaborative team.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), Google Workspace, and social media platforms.
- Familiarity with content management systems, video editing software, or design tools (e.g., Adobe Creative Suite) is a plus.
- A genuine passion for exploration, science, conservation, and environmental sustainability.
- Exposure to leading experts in science, conservation, journalism, and media.
- Practical experience working on high-impact, globally recognized projects.
- Opportunities to expand your professional network and gain insights into the media and non-profit industries.
- Competitive compensation or stipend.
- Access to National Geographic resources, events, and exclusive content.
- Mentorship and career development opportunities.
- Opportunity for full-time employment after the internship depending on performance and available roles.
To apply for the National Geographic Internship Graduate Opportunities 2025, please visit our official internship application portal at:
Submit the following application materials:
- A current resume or CV that outlines your educational background, experiences, and any relevant skills.
- A cover letter explaining your interest in National Geographic, why you are a great fit for the internship, and how this opportunity aligns with your career goals.
- A portfolio or samples of your work if applicable, especially for roles involving content creation, writing, photography, or design.
- A transcript or any academic documentation.
