UNICEF Internship Program 2025 (Fully Funded)
About
The UNICEF Internship Program 2025 is a prestigious, fully funded opportunity for students and recent graduates worldwide to engage in impactful humanitarian and development work. Hosted by the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), this program offers hands-on experience in a globally recognized organization, allowing participants to enhance their professional skills, contribute to children’s well-being, and grow personally in a dynamic international setting. Internships are available in various global offices or remotely, catering to diverse academic backgrounds.
Scholarship Details
- Organization: UNICEF (United Nations Children’s Fund)
- Degree Levels: Bachelor’s, Master’s, PhD students or recent graduates (within 2 years)
- Scholarship Coverage: Fully Funded (stipend, travel, visa support)
- Eligible Nationalities: All Nationalities
- Host Locations: Multiple global offices (e.g., New York, Geneva, Nairobi) or remote
- Duration: 6 to 26 weeks
- Application Period: Open year-round (deadlines vary by role)
Financial Benefits
The UNICEF Internship Program provides comprehensive financial support, including:
- Monthly stipend to cover basic living expenses
- One-time travel allowance for airfare (where applicable)
- Assistance with visa documentation and processing costs
Internship Programs
Internships span a wide range of fields, aligning with UNICEF’s mission to support children’s rights and well-being:
- Education
- Public Health and Nutrition
- Information and Communication Technology
- Social and Economic Policy
- Human Resources and Administration
- Finance and Operations
- Legal Affairs
- Logistics and Supply Chain
- Innovation and Data Analysis
- Child Protection Programs
- Research and Program Planning
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants must meet the following requirements:
- Be at least 18 years old
- Be enrolled in a bachelor’s, master’s, or doctoral program, or have graduated within the past two years
- Demonstrate a strong academic record and motivation
- Be proficient in at least one UNICEF working language (English, French, or Spanish)
- Have no immediate family members employed by UNICEF
- Tailor applications to specific internship roles based on academic and professional interests
Deadline
Applications for the UNICEF Internship Program 2025 are open year-round, with deadlines varying by role. Apply as early as possible to secure preferred positions.
How to Apply
To apply, follow these steps:
- Visit the UNICEF careers portal to browse open internship positions.
- Select a role matching your academic background and interests.
- Submit an online application with required documents, tailoring your submission to the specific position.
- Monitor your application status through the UNICEF portal.
Required Documents:
- Updated CV or resume
- Cover letter highlighting interest and suitability
- Completed online internship application profile
