Inside Higher Ed provides the latest news, analysis and solutions for the entire higher education community. Inside Higher Ed is owned by Times Higher Education (THE), the world’s most authoritative source of data, analysis and information on higher education, with five decades’ experience dedicated to the field.
Our mission is to provide forward-looking insights and services to the entire higher education community, empowering individuals and organizations to excel and transform learners’ lives.
Inside Higher Ed Semester Internship
Inside Higher Ed is looking for a motivated, hard-working graduate student in journalism to join our fast-paced newsroom in covering colleges and universities around the country, focused on everything from faculty and finances to admissions and federal policy. Duties include researching, reporting and writing news and feature stories of varying lengths and formats, under close supervision by staff reporters and editors.
We can be flexible on the days, but would like someone for a minimum of 16 hours per week, on a hybrid schedule. We work in person on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays in our Dupont Circle office, and remotely Mondays and Fridays.
Please note this is an unpaid position, available for course credit only.
To apply, please submit a resume, cover letter and three clips.
Skills Required
- Be a graduate student in journalism
- Motivated and hard-working
- Research, report and write news and feature stories
- Minimum availability of 16 hours per week
- Hybrid schedule with in-person work Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays in Dupont Circle
- Unpaid position available for course credit only
- Submit resume, cover letter and three clips
What We Do
IHE (Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise) is an international initiative that develops and promotes standards-based profiles, tools, and testing to enable seamless, secure electronic exchange of health information across vendors and care providers. IHE brings together clinicians, vendors, and regional bodies to coordinate implementation, improve interoperability, and increase reliable access to clinical data at the point of care through adoption of open standards.
