Finance Research Internship (Work from Home, Part-Time)

About the internship

This part-time remote internship is focused on finance research with an emphasis on sustainable development goals and public policy. The role is suited to candidates who enjoy analytical thinking, academic writing, and collaborative research work.

What you will do

• Carry out detailed qualitative research on finance-related themes connected to sustainable development goals and public policy.
• Work alongside researchers and subject experts to exchange ideas and shape research directions.
• Take part in conversations and debates, bringing in your own viewpoint and observations.
• Strengthen your research abilities while being guided by experienced mentors.
• Prepare a research paper in the finance domain.

Who can apply

This opportunity is open to candidates who can work from home, are able to begin between 23rd Jun'26 and 28th Jul'26, can commit for 1 month, and have relevant skills and interest in the field.

Other requirements

• Strong analytical ability and the skill to condense complex material clearly.
• Comfort with formal writing and different referencing formats.
• Careful attention to editing quality and manuscript preparation.
• Candidates pursuing or having completed a UG degree or higher are eligible.

Stipend and duration

This internship is unpaid. The duration is 1 month and the role is available for immediate start.

Perks

• Certificate
• Letter of recommendation
• Flexible working hours
• 5-day work week

About the organization

The organization works to support people in a humane and structured way, aiming to extend help across a broad section of society. Its mission is centered on protecting and advancing economic, social, political, and cultural justice for all individuals. It also takes a holistic view of sustainability that includes human communities as well as nature, animals, and other living and nonliving elements that shape the planet’s culture, growth, and preservation. Its programs are meant to benefit children, older adults, orphans, and childless parents alike, regardless of religion or race, while promoting education for all children and empowering women. The broader goal is to build a country where no one is overlooked through inclusive economic growth.