Empowering Future Leaders in Human Rights, Research & Social Justice
The Summer Internship Programme (SIP) of the National Human Rights & Crime Control Bureau (NHRCCB) is a prestigious experiential learning programme designed for students, research scholars, and young professionals who aspire to build a career in human rights, law, public policy, governance, research, and social development.
Conducted during the summer vacation, the programme provides participants with an opportunity to work on real-world projects, engage with experts, and gain practical exposure to the functioning of a national human rights organization. Through academic learning, field engagement, research, and mentorship, interns develop the knowledge, skills, and leadership qualities required to become responsible Human Rights Defenders and change-makers.
Programme Objectives
The Summer Internship Programme aims to:
- Promote awareness of Human Rights and Constitutional Values.
- Encourage youth participation in nation-building and community service.
- Develop research, analytical, and leadership skills.
- Provide practical exposure to human rights advocacy and social development.
- Strengthen legal awareness and policy understanding.
- Encourage innovation, critical thinking, and evidence-based research.
- Foster ethical leadership and professional excellence.
Eligibility
Applications are invited from:
- Undergraduate Students
- Postgraduate Students
- Research Scholars (M.Phil./Ph.D.)
- Law Students
- Social Work Students
- Management Students
- Humanities & Social Science Students
- Engineering & Technology Students
- Journalism & Mass Communication Students
- Public Policy & Governance Students
- Young Professionals
- Human Rights Defenders & Volunteers
Students from recognized universities and institutions in India and abroad are encouraged to apply.
4 to 8 Weeks (May – July)
The duration may vary depending on the internship cycle, academic calendar, and project requirements.
Internship Areas
Interns may work in one or more of the following areas:
- Human Rights Education
- Child Rights & Child Protection
- Women's Rights & Gender Equality
- Constitutional Studies
- Legal Research & Documentation
- Public Policy & Governance
- Human Rights Research
- Crime Prevention & Community Safety
- Cyber Safety & Digital Rights
- Research & Publications
- Social Media & Digital Communication
- Event & Conference Management
- Community Outreach & Awareness Campaigns
- NGO Administration
- Monitoring & Evaluation
Learning Experience
Participants will have opportunities to:
- Attend expert lectures and orientation sessions.
- Participate in workshops, seminars, and training programmes.
- Conduct research and prepare policy briefs or reports.
- Assist in awareness campaigns and outreach activities.
- Develop communication, leadership, and teamwork skills.
- Work with experienced mentors and professionals.
- Gain practical insight into organizational management and project implementation.
Mode of Internship
The Summer Internship Programme may be offered in the following modes, depending on programme requirements and project availability.
Online Mode
Offline Mode
Hybrid Mode
Certification
Participants who successfully complete the internship and fulfil all programme requirements will receive an official NHRCCB Summer Internship Completion Certificate.
Outstanding interns may also be eligible for:
- Certificate of Excellence
- Letter of Appreciation
- Letter of Recommendation
- Best Summer Intern Award
- Complete the online application process before the deadline.
- Maintain professionalism, discipline, and ethical conduct.
- Attend all scheduled sessions and meetings.
- Submit assignments, reports, and project work on time.
- Respect organizational confidentiality and policies.
- Successfully complete the evaluation process to qualify for certification.
Apply for Summer Internship
Why Join the NHRCCB Summer Internship?
- Gain practical exposure to the human rights sector.
- Work on meaningful research and community projects.
- Learn from experienced professionals and subject experts.
- Strengthen your academic profile and professional skills.
- Build a national network of researchers, practitioners, and Human Rights Defenders.
- Contribute to initiatives that promote justice, equality, dignity, and constitutional values.
Our Vision
The NHRCCB Summer Internship Programme is committed to nurturing socially responsible, research-oriented, and ethically driven leaders who will contribute to the advancement of human rights, democratic values, and sustainable development.
Spend Your Summer Creating Impact, Inspiring Change, and Advancing Human Rights.
