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Applications for the New Brunswick Legislative Internship Program (NBLIP) are now open.

 

Are you a third- or fourth-year university student? Are you interested in provincial politics? Do you enjoy independent research? Are you looking to gain hands-on experience working with legislators on policy development, while earning approx. $17 per hour and getting academic credit?

 

The New Brunswick Legislative Internship Program is now accepting applications from Political Science students from New Brunswick universities. Two non-partisan interns will be selected to provide research assistance to Members of the Legislative Assembly and Officers of the Assembly such as the Auditor-General and Chief Electoral Officer.

 

If you have a strong academic record, good communication skills, an interest in policy research, familiarity with both official languages, and have never worked or volunteered for a political party or campaign, then submit a letter of application, academic transcript, CV, and arrange for two letters of reference sent via email to:

 

Dr. Tom Bateman
Director, New Brunswick Legislative Internship Program
Political Science Department. ¶¡Ïã³ÉÈËÉçÇø
bateman@stu.ca

 

Deadline: Applications and letters are due by October 23, 2026.

 

Internships run from late-January to mid-May, 2027.

 

For more information, please reach out to Dr. Tom Bateman: bateman@stu.ca.