Throughout the internship, WHO offers medical and accident insurance coverage to all interns. The intern is solely responsible for providing their own personal and financial insurance coverage before to the commencement of the internship and after it ends, including transportation to and from the duty station. Some duty stations may issue lunch coupons.

The eligibility requirements for the application process include being at least twenty years old, enrolled in a university programme leading to a formal qualification in the fields of public health, medicine, social work, or management, having finished three years of full-time studies, speaking fluently in one of the working languages, being unrelated to a member of the WHO staff, having a valid passport, and having never taken part in the internship programme before.

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To access the application page, interested and qualified candidates can click the "CLICK HERE TO APPLY" button.

All applications must be submitted using the WHO online recruitment system (Stellis) in response to the internship position vacancy notices that are issued on the WHO Careers website. Outside of Stellis, there is no way to apply for an internship at WHO. The FAQs section has additional details about the hiring procedure.

There are internship opportunities in a variety of fields and in numerous organisational locations, including regional offices, national offices, and headquarters. We invite you to frequently check the internship page for new opportunities, as internships are listed continuously and vary in terms of qualifications and application deadlines.