The Masters Internship is one of two optional tracks available to all students. It has two components, namely a Master’s Internship and Community Engagement. The Master’s Internship entails an eight-week engagement, typically with a civil society organisation or government official to gain insight into economic work in the development sector. In Community Engagement, students spend two-weeks with local communities to bring about an improvement in some social or environmental outcomes. With an internship, you will be able to put your knowledge into practice in a context and do real economic analysis in the world.