The OECD Internship Programme is designed to bring highly qualified and motivated students with diverse backgrounds into the Organisation to work on projects linked to the Strategic Orientations of the Secretary-General and to support the corporate functions of the Organisation. Its main goal is to give successful candidates the opportunity to improve their analytical and technical skills in an international environment.
Successful candidates will carry out research and provide support to Policy Analysts in one of the following areas. Please note that the list is non-exhaustive.
For internships in the Corporate functions, successful candidates will be involved in one of the following areas:
Examples of work entrusted to interns include:
Academic Background
Professional Background
Tools
Languages
Key Competencies
Contract Duration
The duration of the internship is for a period between one and six months (renewable up to a total of twelve months). Interns are recruited on a rolling basis, allowing applications to be submitted at any time, based on the availability of selected candidates and the needs of OECD hiring teams. Given that the selection process can take up to three months, it is advised to apply well in advance. Please indicate your availability in the application form.
We accept applications for this internship vacancy until 31 December 2026, after which a new vacancy will be published.
If you are not contacted for an internship within six months of submitting your application, you can update your application and reapply using the same email address.
For more information on the OECD Internship Programme please visit our Frequently Asked Questions webpage.
Disclaimer: Due to the high volume of applications expected, the OECD Internship Office is not in a position to provide individual feedback. Therefore, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted by Directorates for an interview.
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