U.S. Department of the Treasury, Office of International Affairs Junior Fellowship

The Junior Fellowship program is a highly selective, fixed two-year program for new college graduates to work shaping international economic policy for the United States in the Treasury’s Office of International Affairs.

The Treasury Junior Fellows Program provides undergraduates with professional experience in international economic and financial policy. Fellows assist Treasury officials in developing policy proposals, analyzing global trends, and supporting meetings with major organizations such as the IMF, World Bank, G7, and G20. Participants are placed in either regional offices, which manage Treasury’s relationships with global finance ministries, or functional offices, which develop policies on issues such as trade, export credits, and foreign exchange. The program offers opportunities for policy research, networking, and potential international engagement.

Requirements:

• Strong candidates are current undergraduates or recent graduates.
• Preference is given to students completing their bachelor’s degree.
• Relevant coursework includes:
  • Economics
  • Public policy
  • Finance
  • International relations
  • Or other related fields

Apply:

Application Materials

• Email the following to IAFellows@treasury.gov by October 31, 2025:
  • Cover letter
  • Resume (maximum two pages)
  • One letter of recommendation
  • Transcript(s) verifying academic qualifications and career potential

Additional Details

• Selected candidates will complete two short essay questions after the initial screening
• Applications are reviewed in December 2025 for Fellows starting in summer 2026 (or another agreed time)
• Candidates must be able to obtain and maintain a national security clearance

Information Session:

All sessions run from 8:00–9:00 PM (Eastern Time)

• Tuesday, October 14: Register here

Learn More

For more information about the Office of International Affairs at the U.S. Department of the Treasury, visit the Office of International Affairs webpage.

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