FHI 360 calls application for a Research Internship for the Research and Evaluation Department of the Global Education, Employment, and Engagement Business Unit. This is a part-time internship (number of hours to be negotiated and full-time needs will be considered). The internship will last 3 months with a possible extension to 6 months.

Tasks

The tasks will include the following, but not be limited to

• Contribute to research studies on early childhood development policy implementation, including but not limited to conducting literature reviews, providing data collection support, and conducting data analysis.
• Carry out web-based data collection from a variety of international and national data sources, surveys, and technical literature, particularly in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis.
• Under the supervision of a research scientist, carry out qualitative coding and quantitative analysis of the data collected from surveys, literature, and interviews.
• Support other research studies conducted by the Research and Evaluation Department as needed.

Preferred Requirements

Candidates must the following qualifications to be eligible for Research Internship at FHI 360

• Bachelor’s degree and/or current Masters or doctoral student in Global Health, Education, International Development or a related field preferred.
• Experience in research and qualitative data analysis.
• French or Spanish language proficiency desirable, other languages a plus.
• Ability to work independently as well as on a team, demonstrated communication skills.
• Experience with qualitative and/or quantitative research.
• Proficiency with Stata. Experience in cleaning data and merging multiple datasets is highly desirable.

FHI 360

FHI 360 (formerly Family Health International) is a non-profitable humanitarian organization with headquarter in North Carolina. Since its establishment in 1971, it has been serving more than 70 countries to upgrade health standards. Basically, this organization works to prevent several infectious and chronic diseases. However, it has been fighting to prevent HIV/AIDS, Malaria, Tuberculosis, etc since its first day of operation.