Tisch Summer Fellows Program
The Tisch Summer Fellows (TSF) program offers substantive internships that allow Tufts students to gain real-world skills, grow their networks, and explore career paths while building stronger communities on a local, national, or international level. TSF fellowships are available for undergraduate, graduate, and professional school students.
Each TSF program is unique—placement opportunities vary for each program. Domestic programs in New York, Greater Boston, and Washington, D.C. feature specific internship positions, while the international component of the TSF program funds independent student projects abroad. In addition, there are unique TSF programs in India and Israel that allow students to spend their summer teaching at a rural school or working at a home for girls who have suffered trauma, respectively.
We have also partnered with the Tufts University School of Medicine, Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine, and Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy to create special summer fellowships exclusive to students from each school that are especially designed to complement their education and training.
For information on application materials and requirements, please visit the TSF Boston, NYC, Washington, D.C., India, or Israel pages, below!
The Tisch Summer Fellows program is supported by generous individual donors.
For more information, please contact Maggie McMorrow, Tisch College Program Administrator, at maggie.mcmorrow@tufts.edu.
Explore Each Program
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Explore more than 100 internship opportunities in the public and nonprofit sectors. -
Learn about our unique programs in India and Israel—or receive funding for your global service, research, or social enterprise. -
Check out our exclusive placements for medical, veterinary, and nutrition students that enhance both learning and community impact.
2018 Tisch Summer Fellows Make their Mark
Tisch College's summer internship program provides and funds placements at more than 100 nonprofits and government offices where Tufts students work on issues they care about and grow as young professionals.