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Intern Program

Build the habits of a critical thinker. Develop research, analysis, and communication skills through real-world questions with The Meyers Report.

Critical thinkingEvidence.
Analysis.
Independent thought.
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Program at a glance

Learning through real-world research.

The program overview describes an internship for undergraduate and graduate students interested in applied economics, finance, comparative government, and related fields. Interns evaluate sources, analyze data, consider competing viewpoints, and communicate their findings.

Duration
10–14 weeks
Commitment
10–20 hours / week
Format
100% remote
Academic credit
University requirements apply

What you will practice

Move from questions to evidence.

The program combines research assignments with expert-led seminars and mentorship. Work described in the overview includes policy memos, reports, data analysis, progress updates, and a final research paper or policy memo with a presentation.

Students are encouraged to question assumptions, assess the reliability of information, and explain conclusions clearly.

Research interests

  • Economics and financial markets
  • Government and public policy
  • Demographic and social trends
  • Energy and natural resources
  • Geopolitics and international affairs
  • Historical analysis and forecasting
  • Medicine and public health
  • Meteorology and climate
  • Statistics and data analysis
  • Technology and innovation

Intern Program videos

Perspectives on the Intern Program.

Choose a video below, then press play.

Benefits for interns by Hal Daub

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  1. 3:12Video 1Benefits for interns by Hal Daub
  2. 3:43Video 2James
  3. 1:38Video 3Mason
  4. 0:47Video 4Benefits by Carlos
  5. 2:37Video 5Charley
  6. 1:18Video 6Benefits by Paul

Program documents

Explore the program and research topics.

Intern Program consideration

Request to be considered to apply

Tell us about yourself and your research interests. Your request will be saved for review by The Meyers Report. Address and phone number are optional. Submitting this form does not confirm an invitation to apply, acceptance, or a member account.

Get in touch

Interested in the Intern Program?

For program questions, contact Gary Meyers at the address listed in the program overview. You can introduce your field of study, university, research interests, and availability.

Ask about the programGary@TheMeyersReport.com