Join the Swedish International Agricultural Network Initiative (SIANI) and the Agriculture, Land and Bioeconomy (AgLaBe) team at the Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) for a six-month, impact-driven internship (January to June 2027) in Stockholm, Sweden.
SIANI is a Sida-funded, multi-sector network dedicated to advancing equal and sustainable food systems. It brings together researchers, practitioners, youth groups and policymakers to share knowledge and accelerate progress towards the SDGs and the Paris Agreement. The network is hosted by SEI, a world-leading institute working at the intersection of environment, climate, development and policy. In spring 2027, SIANI and SEI will be engaged in organizing the Agri4D Conference (in collaboration with SLU Global) and contributing to the DevRes Conference, and the intern will be part of the team preparing both.
Responsibilities:
- Engagement and networking: connect with members, partners, youth groups and experts across sectors.
- Knowledge management and communication: help share insights through web stories, social media and community channels.
- Conference planning and coordination: contribute to organizing Agri4D and SweDev/DevRes, from logistics to program development.
- Research support: assist ongoing development-related research projects within the team.
Who you are:
- Studying agronomy, forestry, agroecology or a related field
- Experience studying or working in low- or middle-income countries
- Motivated to contribute to sustainable and equitable food systems
- Enjoy working in dynamic, international environments
The internship offers real-world experience in stakeholder engagement, event organization and development-oriented research. SEI internships form part of students' academic studies and require external funding and insurance; applicants should review SEI HQ's internship requirements before applying.
Deadline: 1 November 2026
HOW TO APPLY:
Apply online via the SEI application portal no later than 1 November 2026 at 23:59 Stockholm time. Applications are reviewed on an ongoing basis. Applications should be written in English and include a short CV (with one reference: name, affiliation and contact details) and a cover letter (maximum one page) addressing what you would like to do and learn during the internship and your strengths related to the role, and how the internship relates to your studies and future plans.
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