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UN jobs in Doha, Qatar 🇶🇦
UN-system agencies post vacancies based in Doha, Qatar, Qatar. 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
- 5
- Organisations
- 2
- Last refreshed
- 7/22/2026
Latest open roles
Human Rights Officer, P4
Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights · 🇶🇦 Doha, Qatar
The Human Rights Officer (P4) serves as Coordinator of the Human Rights Training Unit within the UN Human Rights Training and Documentation Centre for South-West Asia and the Arab Region (UNTDC) in Doha, reporting to the Head of the Centre. The role involves leading the coordination, development, and delivery of regional and sub-regional human rights training programmes, materials, and methodologies. Key responsibilities include conducting needs assessments, ensuring the application of OHCHR training methodology, and providing specialized support to field offices. The incumbent manages unit staff, develops annual workplans, and builds partnerships with governments, NHRIs, and civil society. The ideal candidate possesses advanced knowledge of human rights issues, training design, and institutional mandates, with strong competencies in professionalism, communication, and performance management. The role requires integrating gender equality perspectives and drafting reports and technical projects. It targets a professional with significant experience in human rights education and stakeholder engagement.
Closes 8/9/2026Procurement Officer (Doha, Qatar)
UNESCO · 🇶🇦 Doha, Qatar
The Procurement Officer provides technical and operational procurement support to the UNESCO Office in Doha, covering regular programme activities and extra-budgetary projects funded by the European Union. The role involves developing procurement plans, reviewing requests for compliance, coordinating solicitation processes, and supporting bid evaluation. Key responsibilities include maintaining vendor databases, monitoring procurement implementation against budgets, and providing technical guidance to colleagues on procurement policies. The incumbent ensures transparency, fairness, and value-for-money in all procurement activities while maintaining accurate records and tracking systems. The position requires strong analytical, organizational, and communication skills, along with proficiency in Microsoft Office and knowledge of enterprise resource planning systems like SAP. The officer will liaise with internal and external stakeholders to ensure timely service delivery. This is a 12-month service contract based on-site in Doha, Qatar, open to external candidates. The role demands excellent command of English and very good command of Arabic, with knowledge of another UN official language as an asset. The successful candidate will contribute to efficient procurement service delivery in a multicultural environment, adhering to UNESCO's rules and regulations.
Closes 8/18/2026Education Project Manager (Doha, Qatar)
UNESCO · 🇶🇦 Doha, Qatar
The Education Project Manager leads the implementation of the System Capacity Grant in Yemen, supporting education system governance, sector coordination, and monitoring. The role involves coordinating with the Ministry of Education, Local Education Group, and donors to strengthen education systems and support Education in Emergencies initiatives. Responsibilities include project planning, stakeholder engagement, monitoring progress, preparing reports, and facilitating knowledge exchange. The incumbent works under the Director of the UNESCO Regional Office for the Gulf States and Yemen, ensuring alignment with SDG 4 and GPE objectives. The position requires strong project coordination, communication, and analytical skills, with a focus on multi-stakeholder engagement and technical follow-up. The role also involves supporting internal coordination, administrative tasks, and occasional missions. The ideal candidate has advanced education in relevant fields, significant professional experience in education programs, and fluency in English and Arabic. This role is critical for advancing equitable, quality education in crisis-affected regions.
Closes 8/21/2026Project Associate (Doha, Qatar)
UNESCO · 🇶🇦 Doha, Qatar
The Project Associate (SC3) provides technical and operational support for education sector governance, coordination, and monitoring in Yemen, based in Doha, Qatar. Reporting to the Project Manager within the UNESCO Regional Office for the Gulf States and Yemen, the incumbent facilitates sector coordination with the Ministry of Education, the Local Education Group, and development partners. Key responsibilities include organizing joint reviews, documenting meetings, and following up on action items. The role involves supporting sector monitoring and reporting by collecting and consolidating partner updates, maintaining records, and preparing technical inputs and briefing notes. The associate also assists with day-to-day project coordination, workplan tracking, and administrative tasks. Occasional field missions to Yemen may be required, subject to security clearance. The ideal candidate possesses strong coordination, communication, and analytical skills, with the ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment. Proficiency in English and Arabic is essential. This 12-month service contract supports evidence-based planning and accountability within the Yemen System Capacity Grant framework.
Closes 8/21/2026Administrative Assistant (Doha, Qatar)
UNESCO · 🇶🇦 Doha, Qatar
The Administrative Assistant (SC3) at UNESCO's Doha office provides critical administrative and financial support to the Education Sector project team, focusing on strengthening education governance in Yemen. Key responsibilities include financial follow-up, budget monitoring, and expenditure tracking using internal systems like iRIS and DUO. The role involves procurement support, such as drafting TORs and solicitation documents, and managing human resources planning. The incumbent also handles logistics for missions and workshops, maintains project asset inventories, and prepares administrative and financial reports. The position requires excellent coordination, organizational, and analytical skills, along with the ability to work under pressure in a multicultural environment. The ideal candidate possesses a university degree in Finance, Banking, or Business Management, complemented by at least four years of relevant professional experience. Fluency in both English and Arabic is essential. This is a 12-month service contract open to external candidates, offering competitive remuneration and benefits including annual leave and insurance.
Closes 8/21/2026
Top organisations
- UNESCO4
- Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights1
Top countries
- Qatar5
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