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UN jobs in Multiple
UN-system agencies post vacancies based in Multiple. UNlockit aggregates every currently-open role assigned to this duty station — across regional offices, country offices, peacekeeping and special-political missions, and headquartered programmes. Each posting links back to the official application page.
- Open roles
- 12
- Organisations
- 1
- Last refreshed
- 7/21/2026
Latest open roles
INTERNSHIP: Communication and Information Sector (Multiple, Multiple)
UNESCO · Multiple
UNESCO is seeking interns for its Communication and Information Sector, which promotes freedom of expression, media development, and knowledge societies. The role involves supporting the sector's mission through programme and project support, research, knowledge management, partnerships, and operations. Interns will assist in preparing project documents, conducting data analysis, drafting policy briefs, and producing communication materials. They will also help arrange meetings, analyze partnership data, and provide administrative support. The internship offers learning objectives in multilateral processes, international project management, and domain-specific knowledge in communication and information. Candidates will develop soft skills such as teamwork, flexibility, and stakeholder management. This is a pool-based recruitment; selected candidates will be contacted for specific placements. The position is unpaid, with a duration of 1 to 6 months, available at Headquarters, Field Offices, or Institutes. Interns are responsible for their own travel, visa, and medical insurance costs.
Closes 8/19/2026INTERNSHIP: Education Sector (Multiple, Multiple)
UNESCO · Multiple
UNESCO’s Education Sector is seeking interns to support its mission of ensuring inclusive and equitable quality education for all, aligned with Sustainable Development Goal 4. Interns will gain hands-on experience in educational development, from pre-school to higher education, focusing on Africa and gender priorities. Responsibilities include understanding multilateral processes, conducting data analysis related to education, and designing policy briefs using various methodologies. The role offers insight into global policy-making, international project management, and the role of international organizations in setting standards and facilitating cooperation. Interns will develop domain knowledge in education projects while strengthening research, writing, and communication skills. Soft skills such as stakeholder management, problem-solving, and teamwork are also emphasized. This is a pool-based internship program with durations ranging from one to six months, available at Headquarters, Field Offices, and Institutes. Interns are not remunerated but receive leave entitlements and limited insurance coverage. Candidates must be currently enrolled in or recently graduated from a Bachelor’s, Master’s, or PhD program, or in the final year of technical/vocational studies. Excellent command of English or French is required, along with strong computer skills and the ability to work in an international team. The application process involves a timed online assessment, and successful candidates enter a talent pool for six months, awaiting potential placement by hiring managers.
Closes 8/19/2026INTERNSHIP: Governing Bodies Secretariat (Multiple, Multiple)
UNESCO · Multiple
This is an internship opportunity within the Governing Bodies Secretariat at UNESCO, available at Headquarters, Field Offices, and Institutes. The intern will support the team under the supervision of the Deputy Secretary of the Executive Board. Key responsibilities include assisting with working meetings, drafting reports and briefings, conducting research on international issues, and supporting the preparation and follow-up of Executive Board and General Conference sessions. Tasks involve documentation, archiving, logistics, and monitoring global news. The role aims to provide learning objectives regarding UN governance, UNESCO's statutory texts, and working in an international, multicultural environment. The intern must demonstrate core competencies such as communication, accountability, innovation, and teamwork. The position is unpaid, with a duration of 1 to 6 months. Candidates apply to a talent pool, and placement is not guaranteed. The application process requires answering questions within one hour and providing proof of enrollment or recent graduation. Interns are responsible for their own travel, visa, and comprehensive health insurance. The role requires excellent command of English or French and strong computer skills.
Closes 8/19/2026INTERNSHIP: Sciences (Multiple, Multiple)
UNESCO · Multiple
UNESCO’s Sciences Sector is seeking interns to support its mission of advancing sustainable development through science, innovation, and international cooperation. The role involves participating in the preparation of project documents, technical reports, and policy briefs, as well as conducting research and analyzing qualitative and quantitative data to support evidence-based policymaking. Interns will also assist with communication activities, partnership analysis, and administrative support for workshops and high-level meetings. The position covers diverse topics including environment and water sustainability, science, technology, and innovation (STI), social development, and governance. This is a pool-based internship with a duration of 1 to 6 months, available at Headquarters, field offices, or institutes. The intern will gain practical experience in project design, policy development, and international project management within a multicultural environment. The role requires strong analytical, research, writing, and communication skills, along with proficiency in computer systems and office software. Interns are not remunerated but receive leave entitlements and limited insurance coverage. Candidates must be currently enrolled in or recently graduated from a Bachelor’s, Master’s, or PhD program, or in the final year of a technical/vocational course. The application process involves a timed online assessment, and successful candidates enter a talent pool for six months.
Closes 8/19/2026INTERNSHIP: Bureau Of Human Resources Management (Multiple, Multiple)
UNESCO · Multiple
This is an internship opportunity within the Bureau of Human Resources Management at UNESCO, available at Headquarters, Field Offices, and Institutes. The intern will support various HR functions including management support, recruitment, staff services, pension and insurance, classification, performance management, and learning partnerships. Responsibilities involve contributing to document production, data collection and analysis, technical support for new interventions, research, communication materials, and administrative/logistical support for meetings and workshops. The role offers learning objectives in data analysis, project management, communication, and soft skills like teamwork and flexibility. It is designed for students currently enrolled in their third year of a Bachelor's, second year of a Master's/PhD, or recent graduates within 12 months. The internship lasts 1-6 months with no remuneration. Candidates must be at least 20 years old, have excellent command of English or French, strong computer skills, and good communication abilities. Applications are submitted to a talent pool for six months.
Closes 8/19/2026INTERNSHIP: Digital Business Solutions (Multiple, Multiple)
UNESCO · Multiple
UNESCO’s Digital Bureau Solutions (DBS) is seeking highly motivated graduate students, recent graduates, or individuals in the final year of specialized technical/vocational studies to join its internship pool. The role offers exposure to ICT operations, digital strategy implementation, and project management under the supervision of the DBS management team. Interns will assist with diverse technical projects across three main domains: Operations (network monitoring, cloud platform configuration, server troubleshooting, and user support), Cybersecurity/Compliance/AI (deploying AI models, creating cybersecurity awareness content, coordinating phishing simulations, and reviewing security policies), and Development/Architecture/Engineering (coding web/cloud applications, UI/UX enhancement, data cleaning, visualization using Power BI, and quality assurance). The position aims to provide hands-on experience in a multicultural environment while strengthening technical skills, project management knowledge, and interpersonal competencies. This is an unpaid internship with a duration of 1 to 6 months, available at Headquarters, Field Offices, or Institutes. Candidates are placed in a talent pool for six months, with no guarantee of immediate placement. The role requires excellent command of English or French, strong computer skills, and the ability to work effectively in a team.
Closes 8/19/2026INTERNSHIP: Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (Multiple, Multiple)
UNESCO · Multiple
UNESCO’s Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC) is recruiting interns for a talent pool to support global ocean science and services. The role involves assisting with ocean observations, tsunami warnings, marine spatial planning, and the UN Decade of Ocean Science. Interns will engage in programme support, research, knowledge management, partnerships, operations, and communications. Responsibilities include data collection and analysis, drafting documents and concept notes, conducting research reviews, compiling background data for resource mobilization, and providing administrative and logistical support for meetings and events. The position offers learning objectives in project management, multilateral processes, data analysis, partnership development, and ocean science communication. The ideal candidate is currently enrolled in or recently graduated from a Bachelor’s, Master’s, or PhD program, or is in the final year of technical/vocational studies. They must be at least 20 years old, possess excellent command of English or French, have strong computer skills, and demonstrate teamwork and communication abilities. The internship lasts 1-6 months, is unpaid, and requires the intern to arrange and finance their own travel and health insurance.
Closes 8/19/2026INTERNSHIP: Culture Sector (Multiple, Multiple)
UNESCO · Multiple
UNESCO's Culture Sector is seeking interns to support its mission of promoting culture, the creative economy, and safeguarding cultural and natural heritage. Interns will work across various entities including World Heritage, Living Heritage, Diversity of Cultural Expressions, Communications, Culture and Emergencies, and Cultural Policies. Responsibilities include assisting in programme implementation and monitoring, preparing documents and reports, conducting research and data analysis, supporting meetings and events, and building partnerships. The role offers learning opportunities in understanding UNESCO's mandate, developing diplomatic communication skills, and gaining experience in multicultural teams. This is an unpaid internship with a duration of 1 to 6 months, available at Headquarters, Field Offices, or Institutes. Candidates must be enrolled in or recently graduated from a Bachelor's, Master's, or PhD program, or be in the final year of technical/vocational studies. Excellent command of English or French is required, with working knowledge of the other language as an asset. Strong computer skills and interpersonal abilities are essential. The internship provides exposure to global priorities such as Africa, Gender Equality, and sustainable development.
Closes 8/19/2026INTERNSHIP: All Sectors/Bureaus (Multiple, Multiple)
UNESCO · Multiple
UNESCO is recruiting interns for a talent pool to serve in various Programme Sectors, Central Services, Field Offices, or Category I Institutes globally. This internship offers exposure to the daily working environment of a UN specialized agency, allowing candidates to contribute to team work through research, document preparation, data analysis, event organization, and stakeholder liaison. The role aims to develop core competencies such as accountability, communication, teamwork, innovation, and results focus within a multicultural environment. Interns perform tasks aligned with specific Terms of Reference and learning objectives provided by their supervisors. The position is unpaid, with a duration of 1 to 6 months. Candidates are placed in a pool for six months, where hiring managers assess and select them for specific openings. Successful applicants gain technical and professional skills while making a meaningful contribution to UNESCO's mission.
Closes 8/19/2026INTERNSHIP: Priority Africa and External Relations (Multiple, Multiple)
UNESCO · Multiple
This is a multiple-position internship within UNESCO's Sector for Priority Africa and External Relations (PAX). The role supports the sector's mission of coordinating cooperation with Member States, the Global Priority Africa, UN system entities, and other stakeholders. Interns assist in coordination, liaison, information, and communication tasks. Key responsibilities include drafting notes, memoranda, and letters; researching and analyzing information for briefings; coordinating contributions to statutory meetings; and updating the PAX intranet website. The position offers learning objectives focused on understanding UNESCO's mandate, global policy-making contexts, and administrative procedures, while developing soft skills like stakeholder management and teamwork. The internship lasts 1 to 6 months, is unpaid, and is open to candidates at Headquarters, Field Offices, or Institutes. Applicants must be currently enrolled in or recently graduated from a Bachelor's, Master's, or PhD program, or in the final year of technical/vocational studies. Fluency in English or French is required, with computer skills and strong communication abilities essential. The application process involves joining a talent pool valid for six months.
Closes 8/19/2026INTERNSHIP: Office of the Director-General (Multiple, Multiple)
UNESCO · Multiple
UNESCO is recruiting for a pool of interns to support the Office of the Director-General at its Headquarters. Interns will assist advisors in preparing administrative, political, and communications files related to UNESCO's core fields: education, science, culture, social and human sciences, and communication. Specific roles may involve the Speechwriting Pool, requiring assistance in drafting speeches, talking points, and editorials in English and French, as well as conducting documentary research. The role offers practical knowledge of the Director-General’s Cabinet and interactions with the UN system and the 2030 Agenda. Candidates must be currently enrolled in their third year of a Bachelor’s, Master’s, or PhD program, or have graduated within the last 12 months. The internship lasts 1 to 6 months, is unpaid, and requires applicants to secure their own visas, travel, and health insurance. Strong analytical, synthesis, and writing skills, along with proficiency in English or French and computer literacy, are essential. The position demands discretion, proactivity, and the ability to work in an international team.
Closes 8/19/2026INTERNSHIP: Communications and Public Engagement (Multiple, Multiple)
UNESCO · Multiple
UNESCO is seeking candidates for a pool of interns to support the Division for Communications and Public Engagement across Headquarters, Field Offices, and Institutes. The internship lasts 1 to 6 months and offers practical work in a multicultural environment to enhance academic knowledge and prepare for future careers. Interns assist with social media campaigns, web content creation, press relations, photo editing, publishing, and the Green Citizens Initiative. Responsibilities include drafting and translating content, managing social media analytics, supporting SEO reports, organizing events, and assisting with publication projects. The role requires strong communication skills, computer literacy, and the ability to work in a team. Candidates must be enrolled in or recently graduated from a Bachelor’s, Master’s, or PhD program, or be in the final year of technical/vocational studies. Fluency in English or French is required, with the other language as an asset. Excellent computer skills and interpersonal abilities are essential. The position is unpaid, with interns responsible for their own travel, visa, and health insurance. UNESCO provides limited workplace insurance and leave entitlements. Applications are valid for six months, and selected candidates will be contacted directly by hiring managers.
Closes 8/19/2026
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