This virtual internship will allow students to contribute to meaningful projects addressing key urban issues impacting children’s well-being.

Intern responsibilities will include:

• Data analysis and research review
• Policy evaluation
• Research synthesis

This opportunity is well-suited for dependable, self-motivated, and professional students with interest in areas such as education, economic development, housing, and public health. Both undergraduate and graduate students are eligible to apply.

Interns will be expected to work approximately 10–12 hours per week, and a weekly stipend will be provided. The tentative start date is November.

Application Timeline:
Applications will be accepted from November 20 to December 15 and reviewed on a rolling basis. Early submission is strongly encouraged.

How to Apply:
Interested students should send their resume/CV to:job@unicefcareerhub.org