WHO Internship Program

The WHO Internship Program is a yearly program that provides a unique opportunity for students and young professionals worldwide, advocating a diverse community united by a shared passion for advancing public health.

The WHO Internship Program is funded; allowances are provided to selected interns based on evaluated financial needs, same  with medical and accident insurance.

This internship is not just a routine experience; it’s a pathway to building a career supporting public health. Participants, including students and young professionals, hail from different academic backgrounds, spanning international politics, computer sciences, journalism, and public health.

Advantages of WHO Internship Program

WHO’s Internship Programme offers a wide range of opportunities for students to gain insights into the technical and administrative programs of WHO.

Allowances are provided to selected interns based on evaluated financial needs, same with medical and accident insurance. Travel and accommodation expenses are at the expenses of the interns.

Requirements for WHO Internship Program

Applicants must be

• Not less than twenty years old,
• Enrolled in a university or equivalent institution, and pursuing a formal qualification.
• Must have a bachelor’s degree or equivalent, preferably in a public health, medical, or social field.
• Must be fluent in at least one working language of the assigned office.

Duration of Internship

The internship period ranges from six to twenty-four weeks, allowing participants to immerse themselves in the WHO’s critical work.

Application Deadline

Not Specified

How to Apply

For more details,visit WHO website