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CIA (internship and co-operative education) programs offer highly unique and rewarding student experiences as you help keep our Nation safe. Work alongside experts in your field of study as you gain real-world experience within the Intelligence Community.

The MOTIA educates and trains undergraduate university students in trade and international affairs. Interns learn what makes Houston a global leader in international industry, culture, and diplomacy by participating and contributing in MOTIAs international programs and initiatives.

Founded at the Institute of World Politics in 2015 by Patricia Schouker, the Global Impact Discussion Series promotes discussion between leaders, government, private sector leaders, and academia.

A two-year graduate fellowship designed for individuals who want to pursue a masters degree and a career as a Diplomatic Security Service (DSS) Special Agent in the U.S. State Department's Foreign Service. Women, members of minority groups underrepresented in the Foreign Service, and those with financial need are encouraged to apply.

DSS Special Agents are sworn federal law enforcement officers, responsible for the security of Foreign Service personnel, property, and sensitive information around the world. The program provides up to $24,000 annually for tuition and up to $18,000 annually for expenses associated with the program. Each individual receives personalized mentoring and training in addition to two summer practicums, one domestic and one abroad. Upon successful completion of the fellowship, participants become DSS Special Agents and agree to a three-year commitment in the Foreign Service.

Upon successful completion of the fellowship program and Foreign Service entry requirements, fellows receive an appointment as a Foreign Service Diplomatic Security Service (DSS) Special Agent. Fellows agree to a three-year commitment in the Foreign Service as a DSS Special Agent. Once appointed, DSS Special Agents are required to successfully pass a rigorous training program.