Clinton School International Public Service Projects 2027 for Host Organizations
Brief Description
Applications are officially open for the Clinton School International Public Service Projects 2027, a unique initiative organized by the Office of Field Service at the Clinton School of Public Service. This program pairs Master of Public Service students with global partner organizations and domestic organizations featuring a global focus for an intensive, stipend-supported eight-week field experience running from May 24 to July 27, 2027. If you are looking to tackle pressing global challenges, execute critical field research, and build long-term organizational capacity, this opportunity is built for your organization. Whether you need help with program design and toolkit development or strategic planning and community outreach, your host site can benefit directly from dedicated student power during Summer 2027.
Name of Host Institution
Office of Field Service at the Clinton School of Public Service
Requirements/Eligibility Criteria
Must be a global partner organization or a domestic organization with a global focus.
Must seek to host Master of Public Service students for International Public Service Projects (IPSP) during Summer 2027.
Must agree to accommodate IPSP placement dates from May 24 to July 27, 2027.
Must provide a dedicated staff supervisor for the student.
Must offer an on-site workspace and an organizational orientation.
Must complete a brief final project and student assessment.
Project Focus Areas and Timelines
Your project scopes are tailored entirely to the self-identified needs of your host organization and local community. Common focus areas include program design and toolkit development, empirical research and best practices analysis, needs assessments and program evaluations, and strategic planning and community outreach. Partner applications opened on October 1, 2026, and final student-project matches will be confirmed by mid-February 2027.
Host organizations must provide a dedicated staff supervisor, an on-site workspace, an organizational orientation, and a brief final project and student assessment.
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