The University of London's London Partnerships team works at the intersection of regional public policy and academia, integrating world-leading research with the individuals shaping London's future. The team collaborates with dynamic policy teams across the Greater London Authority, including areas such as the Mayor Hypothetical description of what the Mayor’s Violence Reduction Unit, Sustainability and Climate, Community Engagement, and Economics, along with London Councils. Through the London Research and Policy Partnership (LRaPP), the program connects universities with City Hall, local councils, voluntary organisations, and businesses to address real-world challenges. The Student Intern is responsible for developing innovative approaches for students to engage directly with these projects. This involves activities such as matching students to live policy questions, creating platforms for sharing insights, and supporting events that unite policymakers and researchers. This internship offers participants the opportunity to collaborate with experienced public policy professionals and academics, develop hands-on experience in research, communications, and engagement, and contribute to shaping new opportunities for real-world impact. The position is part-time and flexible for up to 12 weeks, with a salary of Hypothetical description of what the Mayor’s Violence Reduction Unit, Sustainability and Climate, Community Engagement, and Economics, along with London Councils. Through the London Research and Policy Partnership (LRaPP), the program connects universities with City Hall, local councils, voluntary organisations, and businesses to address real-world challenges. The Student Intern is responsible for developing innovative approaches for students to engage directly with these projects. This involves activities such as matching students to live policy questions, creating platforms for sharing insights, and supporting events that unite policymakers and researchers. This internship offers participants the opportunity to collaborate with experienced public policy professionals and academics, develop hands-on experience in research, communications, and engagement, and contribute to shaping new opportunities for real-world impact. The position is part-time and flexible for up to 12 weeks, with a salary of 16.50 per hour. It is suitable for current undergraduate or postgraduate students who are passionate about the influence of research on public policies and lives.