About the Internship
Interns may support research, policy analysis, communications, and administrative tasks within different departments. Opportunities vary depending on the department and office. Interns work under supervision and contribute to ongoing activities aligned with the WHO’s mission.
What Interns Gain
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Exposure to international public health initiatives and policies
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Experience in professional health-related roles
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Development of research, analysis, and communication skills
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Certificates or documentation may be provided, depending on the role
Eligibility Criteria
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Students currently enrolled in undergraduate or graduate programs
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Recent graduates
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Academic background relevant to public health, medicine, or social sciences
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Proficiency in English
How to Apply
Applications are submitted via the official WHO internship portal. The process may include an online form and uploading documents. Requirements differ by department and location.
Required Application Materials
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CV or résumé
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Cover letter or statement of interest
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Academic transcripts or proof of enrollment
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References or recommendation letters may be requested
Application Deadline
Deadlines depend on the specific internship vacancy.
Additional Note
Responsibilities and requirements vary by department. Applicants interested in public health internships may also consider the UNICEF Internship Programme or the UNEP Internship Programme.
Official Link
https://www.who.int/careers/internship-programme