Internships at S M Sehgal Foundation
Internships at S M Sehgal Foundation
Internships at S M Sehgal Foundation
Internships at S M Sehgal Foundation
Internships at S M Sehgal Foundation
Internships at S M Sehgal Foundation
Internships at S M Sehgal Foundation
Sehgal Foundation invites interns to join us in the cause of rural development by sharing their skills and experience for empowering people in rural areas.
The internship program at S M Sehgal Foundation is designed to provide hands-on experience to students of the real challenges faced in various facets of rural development. Interns obtain experience in their field of study and acquire skills, which are helpful in their professional life.
Studying about various agriculture interventions and identifying factors for regenerative agriculture.
Understanding water augmentation techniques and watershed interventions.
Understanding effective tools for community participation.
Compilation of leading potential donors aligning with Sehgal Foundation's programs.
Studying the effects and impact of SMSF’s interventions in rural areas.
Studying various marketing and outreach strategies for maximum engagement.
We encourage students/interns pursuing a project for a Bachelor, Master or higher degree from diverse backgrounds
List of Regular
Internship Projects
Policy for Students
of Indian
origin/Indian
Nationals
Policy for Students
from Abroad
Virtual Internship
To apply or for further details write to internship@smsfoundation.org
"I had a fruitful experience here at S M Sehgal Foundation; I learnt a lot about the local culture in India, interacted with women, and connected with people. That is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that I was able to get through this organisation, which I'm incredibly grateful for."
—Nicole Gulati
Rising Junior at Washington University, St. Louis
Project: Gauging the impact of a nutritional intervention on the empowerment journey of women
"I want to thank the foundation so much for all the support that they provided me during my stay here and one advice for the future interns - don't be scared, come with an open mind, you're here to learn and grow, and I'll always be grateful to the foundation for this opportunity."
—Sushmi Majumder
Cornell University
Project: Planning to help with citizen participation/women empowerment.
"I learnt a lot about NGO fundraising in India and was able to organise and implement strategies around donor outreach and engagement. I'm grateful for the support I received from everyone in the foundation."
—Priyasha Chakravarti
Rising junior at Georgetown University, studying Government & Journalism
Project: HNI fundraising and philanthropic giving in India
"My favourite part here at S M Sehgal Foundation was to learn about the behind-the-scenes operations of a rural development non-profit from the communications perspective. I am really grateful for the opportunity and my time here."
—Anagha Chakravarti
Rising third-year student at Georgetown University
Project: Design script and comic to celebrate Sehgal Foundation's 25th Anniversary
"I would like to thank S M Sehgal Foundation for hosting me over the summer, my mentor for guiding me, and my fellow interns for being great support systems and now lifelong friends."
—Saumya Balaji
Rising sophomore at Iowa State University
Project: Socioeconomic impact of a water conservation intervention in the Meghot Halla village of Haryana
"I recently came to India to work with S M Sehgal Foundation and gain more hands-on experience in the development sector. This is an opportunity that I think everyone should explore once in their lifespan."
—Alexander Angeles
Rising Junior in Environment Ecological Engineering at Purdue University
Project: Winterim Program, to study water quality in rural India.
"I have a special interest in hydrology and was super interested in exploring more about other cultures. I have never been to Asia; however, working with S M Sehgal Foundation has been inspiring. Water is said to be the giver of life, and a foundation that works with the communities on the grassroots level is inspiring. It has been a great pleasure to know everybody here."
—John Roberti
Senior in Construction Engineering Management at Purdue University
Project: Winterim Program, Measuring parameters and study water crisis in rural India.
"When I heard about the trip to India and S M Sehgal Foundation, I jumped right in. I was vaguely aware of the foundation’s work. One of the things I appreciated about working with the Foundation was the underground water recharge structures they built; I was very excited to study and understand the process."
—Cullen McDermott
3rd Year Environmental Engineering student at the University of IOWA
Project: Winterim Program Conducted water quality testing in Indian villages with local communities.
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