Headquarters United States Indo-Pacific Command (HQUSINDOPACOM) offers opportunities for current and former undergraduate & graduate students through our Student Volunteer Internship Program (SVIP). The SVIP provides students with a rewarding and desirable internship opportunity to gain valuable work experience in the diverse environment of Indo-Pacific Command (INDOPACOM).

This program is open to qualified students and recent graduates interested in joining the next generation of security defense forces in our nation's largest combatant command. This program will allow students to explore career opportunities within a professional work environment while learning about the Department of Defense mission and objectives in the Indo-Pacific region. Students will grow in personal and professional skills through mentoring and developmental activities which encourage engagement with other professionals and students.​

Benefits the Student Internship provides:

• Personal and professional development opportunities within the Department of Defense
• Networking across multiple government agencies (State Department, Justice Department, DHS, etc.)
• Opportunities for exchange with allies and partners including projects involving foreign policy strategy, defense, and security.
• Development of technical; research and analysis; communications; presentation; and other relevant skills.
• Provision of an interim SECRET security clearance for qualified candidates. Security Clearance FAQ. 

Headquarters United States Indo-Pacific Command (HQUSINDOPACOM) offers opportunities for current and former undergraduate & graduate students through our Student Volunteer Internship Program (SVIP). The SVIP provides students with a rewarding and desirable internship opportunity to gain valuable work experience in the diverse environment of Indo-Pacific Command (INDOPACOM).

This program is open to qualified students and recent graduates interested in joining the next generation of security defense forces in our nation's largest combatant command. This program will allow students to explore career opportunities within a professional work environment while learning about the Department of Defense mission and objectives in the Indo-Pacific region. Students will grow in personal and professional skills through mentoring and developmental activities which encourage engagement with other professionals and students.​

Benefits the Student Internship provides:

• Personal and professional development opportunities within the Department of Defense
• Networking across multiple government agencies (State Department, Justice Department, DHS, etc.)
• Opportunities for exchange with allies and partners including projects involving foreign policy strategy, defense, and security.
• Development of technical; research and analysis; communications; presentation; and other relevant skills.
• Provision of an interim SECRET security clearance for qualified candidates. Security Clearance FAQ. 

Headquarters United States Indo-Pacific Command (HQUSINDOPACOM) offers opportunities for current and former undergraduate & graduate students through our Student Volunteer Internship Program (SVIP). The SVIP provides students with a rewarding and desirable internship opportunity to gain valuable work experience in the diverse environment of Indo-Pacific Command (INDOPACOM).

This program is open to qualified students and recent graduates interested in joining the next generation of security defense forces in our nation's largest combatant command. This program will allow students to explore career opportunities within a professional work environment while learning about the Department of Defense mission and objectives in the Indo-Pacific region. Students will grow in personal and professional skills through mentoring and developmental activities which encourage engagement with other professionals and students.​

Benefits the Student Internship provides:

• Personal and professional development opportunities within the Department of Defense
• Networking across multiple government agencies (State Department, Justice Department, DHS, etc.)
• Opportunities for exchange with allies and partners including projects involving foreign policy strategy, defense, and security.
• Development of technical; research and analysis; communications; presentation; and other relevant skills.
• Provision of an interim SECRET security clearance for qualified candidates. Security Clearance FAQ.