Internship

Quilliam seeks a high-skilled interns with proficiency into assist with conducting research, writing reports and news briefs, editing, proof reading, and some administrative tasks. 

A successful candidate must have:

• An interest in and an awareness of Islam and Islamism
• Interest in issues relating to Muslim communities in Britain and/or elsewhere
• Degree-level education in a social or political science subject, Islamic Studies, or Area Studies
• Experience of working in a research-based environment
• Strong research and writing skills
• Excellent presentation

Desirable skills include:

• IT proficiency
• A South Asian or Middle Eastern language proficiency
• A Masters degree

The internship will last for 2-3 months and be in our London office.

The position is ideal for those candidates wishing to obtain sustained experience of working in a professional research and policy making think tank environment.

The position is unpaid. However, travel expenses (London zones 1-6) will be reimbursed and a lunch allowance provided.

Applicants should browse the Quilliam website and publications before submitting an application.

Please email your CV with a covering letter to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

Please title the covering letter: "Quilliam Internship Application".

Owing to high demand, we are unable to respond to unsuccessful applicants.

We are also seeking a Pakistan Project intern

Successful applicants will have:

• Bachelors level qualificiation in related field
• Outstanding educational background with a track record of exceptional achievements
• Front line communications and media experience
• Excellent command of the English language both written and verbal
• A knowledge of the South Asian region in general, with particular focus on Pakistan
• Ability to contribute to a team effort in a fast moving dynamic environment
• Understanding of Urdu language is preferred, but not essential
• strong commitment to and understanding of the aims of Quilliam
•   A willingness to work flexibly and be responsive to the 24-hour news agenda