The EGC supports economic advancement of poor and marginalized people in developing countries through innovative research at Yale and around the world. They hire Yale student interns to support their research and communications.

Inclusion Economics hires interns to support their work, providing students an opportunity to learn about real-world challenges at the intersection of research and policy. Interns typically focus on either data analysis or communications.

Tobin Research Assistantships (Tobin RAs) give undergraduates in economics at Yale an opportunity to learn about conducting research in economics by working as a research assistant for a professor. Many Tobin RAs work on pressing questions within development economics.

Herb Scarf Summer Research Opportunities in Economics gives Yale students a chance to immerse themselves in ongoing research with their professors in the Department of Economics and other affiliated departments and professional schools.

EGC Faculty teach a number of courses at Yale in development economics at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.

The Summer Delegates Program at the Center for Global Development provides a rich opportunity for professional development and direct insight into a career in global development.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies, London offers six-week placements each summer to economics students who are interested in how microeconomics can be applied to public policy issues and who are considering a career in economic research.

The Internship Programme at the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. designed to bring highly qualified and motivated students with diverse backgrounds into the Organisation to work on projects linked to the Strategic Orientations of the Secretary-General