Summer internships at Reuters

HANDS-ONJOURNALISM EXPERIENCE

THE JOBThe paid internships are a crash course in hands-on business, political and general news reporting.

Interns will receive formal training before they start work. Every intern will report to a senior editor and be assigned a journalist mentor who will provide advice and guidance. Interns are expected to write regularly and deliver in-depth stories during their assignment.

Interns who excel may be considered for other opportunities, including entry-level reporting roles.

THE CANDIDATE• You have journalism experience. • You’re passionate about news and are a

quick learner. • You have a strong background in journalism,

economics, business, law, accounting, languages or computer science.

• You are fluent in English and possess excellent writing and communication skills. Additional languages are an asset.

• You have good mathematics and data skills.

Please note:Applicants must have the legal right to work in the location to which they apply. The program does not cover relocation, housing or visa costs.

The Reuters internship was nothing short of vital for me in developing my career in journalism. I learned how to develop sources, write clearly and work fast and accurately to break news, while learning from editors and other reporters who took the time to guide me.

Reuters offers talented students and graduates with a strong interest in journalism an opportunity to learn at the world’s largest international multimedia news agency. Interns will work in a fast-paced newsroom with some of our most experienced journalists.

To apply and get more information, go to: careers.thomsonreuters.com

Applications are due by December.

Internships run from June to August.

THE LOCATIONSInternships available in many Reuters Americas bureaus.

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REUTERS: THE REAL WORLD IN REAL TIME™

LONG HISTORY OF BREAKING NEWS Reuters has been the first to capture some of the most historic moments of our time.

1850 1859 1900 1956 1989 2003 2012 2016 2017 2018

Paul Julius Reuter uses pigeons to fly stock market prices between Brussels

and Aachen

U.S. tech companies

met Russian demands for

product security secrets

Jamal Khashoggi murdered in

Saudi Arabia’s consulate in

Istanbul

UK voted to leave the

European Union

Facebook files $5 billion IPO

Saddam Hussein is captured

Fall of the Berlin Wall

Khrushchev denounces

Stalin

The siege of Mafeking

The king of Sardinia’s

morning speech at the opening of

Parliament

Reuters is the world’s largest multimedia news provider.Founded over 167 years ago, Reuters has remained true to the Trust Principles of independence, integrity and freedom from bias. With unmatched coverage in over 16 languages, and reaching billions of people worldwide every day, it provides trusted intelligence that powers humans and machines to make smart decisions.

GLOBAL REACHReuters news is read and seen by billions of people worldwide every day, including: • 780 TV broadcasters in 100+

countries. • 2,000+ media customers in 128

countries.• 1,000+ publishing clients,

including 8 of the top 10 newspapers globally and everymajor U.S. TV network.

• 33.5 million unique monthlyvisitors to Reuters.com.

• 3.1 million monthly active users of Reuters TV.

• Hundreds of thousands of professionals using ThomsonReuters premium products.

UNMATCHED COVERAGEEach year, Reuters delivers:• 2+ million unique news stories.• 1.4+ million news alerts.• 770,000+ pictures and images.• 117,000+ video stories.• 4,700+ expert views.• Nearly 100 investigative reports.

EXCLUSIVE ACCESS Reuters has access to top newsmakers around the globe. Recent highlights:• Shinzo Abe - Prime Minister, Japan• Tayyip Erdogan - President, Turkey• Carrie Lam - Chief Executive, Hong Kong• David McKay - CEO, Royal Bank of

Canada• Antonio Neri - President and CEO,

Hewlett Packard Enterprise• Michael Temer - President, Brazil• Satya Nadella - CEO, Microsoft• Gary Cohn - Former Director of the U.S.

National Economic Council• Pedro Sanchez - Prime Minister of Spain• Donald Trump - President, U.S.• Mark Zuckerberg - CEO, Facebook

INDUSTRY RECOGNIZEDSo far in 2019, Reuters has received over 170 journalism award recognitions, including two Pulitzer Prizes, two Overseas Press Club Awards, eleven Pictures of the Year International Awards, eight SOPA Awards, the Edgar A. Poe Award, a Sidney Hillman Prize, two Investigative Reporters & Editors Awards, a Scripps Howard Award, and two SABEW Awards.